SDS 2015

Title	Type
jcondonSDSS2015.ppt	File
Signal Processing Fundamentals II	File
Single Dish Mapping Techniques	File
Signal Processing Fundamentals I	File
Polarization	File
An Introduction to Radio Astronomy Essentials	File
Continuum	File
Science Highlights from the Green Bank Telescope	File
Radar Observations	File
Spectral lines	File
Combining Single Dish Zero-Spacing Data with Interferometric Maps	File
GBT and NRAO proposal specifics	File
Closing Thoughts - The Future of Radio Astronomy	File
Tracing the Signal through the Telescope System - talk	File
Tracing the Signal through the Telescope System - handout	File
The atmosphere, including weather	File
Calibration and Observing Techniques	File
Science Highlights from the Arecibo Telescopes	File
Writing Effective Telescope Proposals - Talk	File
Writing Effective Telescope Proposals - handout	File

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