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Program

Monday, November 6

9:00-9:15 -- Welcome and Logistics
9:15-10:00 -- Set up computers and access datasets
10:00-10:15 -- Break
10:15-11:15 -- Tutorial: weblog review and ALMA data products
11:15-12:00 -- Review selected weblogs and data products
12:00-1:00 -- Lunch
1:00-2:00 -- Introduction to imaging with CASA
2:00-2:15 -- Break
2:15-3:15 -- Methods for Data Combination Part I
3:15-5:00 -- Work on datasets

Tuesday, November 7

9:00-9:15 -- Logistics and overview of NAASC services
9:15-10:15 -- Error recognition Talk
10:15-10:30 -- Break
10:30-12:00 -- Work on datasets
12:00-1:00 -- TUNA lunch
1:00-1:15 -- Group Photo
1:15-2:15 -- Methods for Data Combination Part II
2:15-2:30 -- Break
2:30-4:30 -- Work on datasets
4:30-5:00 -- Data Combination Discussion
6:00-8:00 -- Workshop Dinner

Wednesday, November 8

9:00-10:00 -- CARTA demo
10:00-10:15 -- Break
10:15-12:00 -- Work on datasets
12:00-1:00 -- Lunch with the NAASC
1:00-2:45 -- Work on datasets
2:45-3:00 -- Break
3:00-4:30 -- Work on datasets
4:30-5:00 -- Wrap up and Final Discussion
6:00-7:00 -- Jansky Lecture - Reception
7:00-8:00 -- Jansky Lecture

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