Program

Wednesday, March 13

09:00-09:15 -- Welcome and logistics

09:15-10:00 -- Set up computers, check accounts, access data

10:00-10:45 -- ALMA Data Products (what to expect in your data delivery)

10:45-11:00 -- Break

11:00-11:45 -- Work on datasets

11:45-13:00 -- Lunch (provided)

For those interested:

12:00 in CV-230: Grey Batie (UC Berkeley): Implicit Bias, Micro-aggressions, and My Experience Being Queer, Black, and Trans in STEM.

13:00 -- Workshop photo!

13:00-13:45 -- Introduction to Imaging with CASA

13:45-17:00 -- Work on datasets

Thursday, March 14

09:00-10:00 -- Work on datasets

10:00-10:30 -- Self-calibration (when, how, why to do it)

10:30-12:00 -- Work on datasets

12:00-13:00 -- Lunch (provided)

13:00-17:00 -- Work on datasets

18:00-20:00 -- Workshop dinner at Burger Bach

Friday, March 15

09:00-12:00 -- Work on datasets

12:00-13:00 -- Lunch (provided)

13:00-16:00 -- Work on datasets

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