Program

All webinars will be held via Zoom. The Zoom room will be available shortly before the announced start time below. To directly access the meeting follow: https://go.nrao.edu/cwszoom

Meeting ID: 940 6053 7330
Passcode: 966267
For dial-in find your local number: https://nrao-edu.zoom.us/u/aeI3y1d6uw

Presentations will be of approx. 1 hour in length, followed by a Q&A session.
Note: The number of participants able to join is limited to ~290. All webinars will be recorded and posted on this page together with a copy of the presented slides.

Date / TimeTopic
Thursday,
20 January, 2022
11:00 MT/13:00 ET		 VLA/VLBA Call for Proposals Update for Semester 2022B

Presented slides: VLA CfP 2022B (Amy Mioduszewski), VLBA CfP 2022B (Justin Linford)

Recordings:
Thursday,
24 March, 2022
11:00 MDT/13:00 EDT/18:00 CET

(Advanced) Synthesis Imaging with CASA
Presenter: Preshanth Jagannathan
Recording (165 MB)

Presented Slides: CASA Introduction, Synthesis Imaging
Thursday,
12 May, 2022
13:00 MDT/15:00 EDT/21:00 CEST

NRAO's New Archive Access Tool
Presenter: John Tobin

Presented Slides
Recording (212 MB)
Thursday,
23 June, 2022
13:00 MDT/15:00 EDT/21:00 CEST

VLA Science Ready Data Products
Presenter: Mark Lacy

Presented Slides
Recording (100 MB)
Thursday,
14 July, 2022
11:00 MDT/13:00 EDT/19:00 CEST

VLA/VLBA Call for Proposals Update for Semester 2023A
Presenter: Anna Kapinska, Lorant Sjouwerman

Presented Slides:


Recording (286 MB)
Thursday,
25 August, 2022
11:00 MDT/13:00 EDT/19:00 CEST
 Cube Analysis and Rendering Tool for Astronomy (CARTA)
Presenter: Juergen Ott

Presented Slides
Recording (159 MB)

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