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first_name,last_name,Affiliation,replyto,career_stage,what-are-your-areas-of-scientific-interest-and-or-expertise,interferometry_experience,alma_experience,attendance,have-you-used-casa-before,what-os-does-the-laptop-you-plan-to-use-for-the-interactive-parts-of-this-workshop-run,do-you-agree-to-download-casa-carta-and-the-datasets-before-the-workshop,what-are-you-hoping-to-get-out-of-this-workshop,do-you-have-alma-data-or-interferometry-data-that-you-are-working-on,do-you-have-any-specific-topics-you-are-interested-in-or-specific-questions-about-imaging,Allergies,other-comments,email-address
Emily,Moravec,Green Bank Observatory,emoravec@nrao.edu,Postdoc,['Galaxies and galactic nuclei'],Experienced,Novice,In-person,Yes,Mac - Big Sur,Yes,I hope to learn to host good workshops.,"No, but I hope to have some soon!",How does tclean work?,None,,emoravec@nrao.edu
Reshma Anna,Thomas,West Virginia University,rat0022@mix.wvu.edu,Student,"['Galaxies and galactic nuclei', 'ISM, star formation and astrochemistry']",Intermediate,Novice,In-person,Yes,MacOS,Yes,To get used to ALMA datasets and to explore the use of ALMA in my future research.,No,,,,emoravec@nrao.edu
Lankeswar,Dey,West Virginia University,lanky441@gmail.com,Postdoc,['Galaxies and galactic nuclei'],Novice,Novice,In-person,No,MAC OS,Yes,How to use CASA to create interferometric images.,"Yes, I have uGMRT H1 spectral line interferometry data of a nearby galaxy, single array configuration, multiple-epoch.",,,,emoravec@nrao.edu
Emmanuel,Fonseca,West Virginia University,emmanuel.fonseca@mail.wvu.edu,Faculty,"['ISM, star formation and astrochemistry', 'Stellar evolution']",Intermediate,Novice,In-person,No,Macbook OS Ventura (13.3.1),Yes,To learn enough about ALMA to use it!,Not yet.,both imaging and phased-array capabilities.,no restrictions.,looking forward to being able to attend the full workshop!,emoravec@nrao.edu
Kalyani,Bhopi,West Virginia University,kalyani.bhopi@mail.wvu.edu,Student,['Cosmology and the high redshift universe'],Novice,Novice,In-person,No,MacOS is preferred,Yes,"Being mainly from instrumentation field, I have little hands on experience with data reduction, processing and analyzing so this is definitely going to teach me how to work on telescope data. This is going to be super useful in the later stage of thesis.",No,,Meat-wise only restricted to chicken/pork. No allergies.,,emoravec@nrao.edu
Alexander,Saffer,West Virginia University,alexander.saffer@mail.wvu.edu,Postdoc,[],Novice,Novice,In-person,No,macOS Big Sur,Yes,To learn,No,Nothing specific,,,emoravec@nrao.edu
Aidan,Sheppard,WVU,aps00025@mix.wvu.edu,Student,[],Novice,Novice,In-person,No,Windows,Yes,A basis of data management for research if I do astronomy research at some point,No,No,None,,emoravec@nrao.edu
Victoria,Blanton,WVU Physics Undergraduate,vlb00001@mix.wvu.edu,Student,"['ISM, star formation and astrochemistry']",Novice,Novice,In-person,No,"Windows 10, but I do have access to a Linux system I can ssh into",Yes,A better understanding of data reduction to aid my research,I have VLA data on HII regions that are continuum observations,Just excited for everything!,N/A,"Thank you for doing this, I’m very excited!",emoravec@nrao.edu
Victoria,Blanton,WVU Physics Undergraduate,vlb00001@mix.wvu.edu,Student,"['ISM, star formation and astrochemistry']",Novice,Novice,In-person,No,"Windows 10, but I do have access to a Linux system I can ssh into",Yes,A better understanding of data reduction to aid my research,I have VLA data on HII regions that are continuum observations,Just excited for everything!,N/A,"Thank you for doing this, I’m very excited!",emoravec@nrao.edu
Calvin,Dear,WVU,cnd0022@mix.wvu.edu,Student,"['Cosmology and the high redshift universe', 'Galaxies and galactic nuclei']",Intermediate,Novice,In-person,Yes,Windows 7,Yes,Experience with data reduction techniques and more experience with different aspects of CASA.,"Continuum archived VLA data taken as part of Realfast. Multiple array configurations, sizes, times of year, and lengths of observation. Archived data is from any science done with the VLA.",,,,emoravec@nrao.edu

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