45活用術:2020年までにしたい4つのこと Four things to do until 2020 to make the best of the 45 m Yoichi Tamura (IoA, UTokyo) NRO User’s Meeting 2014 24 Jul 2014 1 Four things? Science Test bench Education / Training Think next 2 My standpoint? ❖ as a user in a broad meaning (FMLO development, education/classes at UTokyo, next-generation SD telescope) ❖ High-z studies w/ ASTE/NMA/ALMA ❖ in a self-checking and encouraging view point. ❖ I won’t present my own studies, but will kick things off to share the issues with you and to look for the way to go with the 45m. ❖ Boundary conditions ❖ ❖ Human/financial resources are very limited going to shrink/shutdown in ~10 yr 3 (1) Science Do it yourself! But after being screened properly. 4 (1) Science ❖ 1. Accepting challenging and/or strategic proposals ❖ e.g. Optical/NIR mid-class (or even 8-m class) telescopes in the TMT/ E-ELT era (cosmological surveys with UKIRT, CFHT, CTIO), 1-m class robotic telescopes, coordination network among Japanese universities ❖ 2. Operating the legacy programs properly ❖ Construct a concrete scientific plan from feasibility studies (hardware/ software development, reduction strategies, appropriate personnel) to publications! ❖ ❖ Clarify the policy of data release! How many Ph.D./M.S. projects have been involved? ❖ 3. Attempting a new framework of call for proposals ❖ ❖ E.g., monthly call at CARMA, as a window to pilot/TOO studies Call for PI instrument proposals? 5 (2) Test bench ❖ Use the 45 m as a testing platform to try selected items relevant to the “next” ❖ e.g. large-format bolometer array, FTS/filter-bank spectrograph, polarizer, holography, metrology, calibration/scan ❖ Do not remember the resources are very limited. ❖ Proper coordination between the observatory and users / proper review by SAC, etc. ❖ Letter of intent (e.g. DESHIMA/ASTE/UTokyo), call for proposals 6 Example: FMLO (Frequency-Modulating Local Oscillator) ❖ Highly accessible test bench (compared with ASTE) ❖ Bring resources with an external user ❖ Resources offered by 45m/NRO ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Engineering schemes + research (Tatamitani-san) Control system + administration (S. Takahashi-san, Maekawa-san) Hardware (TZ+SAM) Telescope time (2d+2d in 2013/14) FMLO (Upper sideband) Position S/W (Upper sideband) tobs = 10.0 s ton-source = 10.0 s dTA* = 130 mK tobs = 30.0 s ton-source = 10.0 s dTA* = 167 mK 2.2x more sensitive for fixed t(obs). 4.9x more efficient for fixed dTA*. Position S/W (Lower sideband) FMLO (Lower sideband) 7 (3) Education and training Outreach ❖ What would you imagine when I tell you “education/training” at 45m? ❖ to make/help a student graduate your Undergrad school/defend him/her thesis by supporting him/her to take/reduce data. ❖ to transfer methodologies/knowledge of operation/development to students/PDs/ technicians. ❖ to feedback scientific outcomes to the general public. ❖ What I’m just receiving/learning from my supervisor. ❖ I don’t care! Grad. student / Telescope user Staff / Telescope developer 8 Old Paradigm LSST and the future decade of optical transient surveys Tony Tyson University of California, Davis Astronomer+ pencil+paper 1 STELLANOVAE, CAPE TOWN SOUTH AFRICA, FEBRUARY 2013 INSTRUMENT TELESCOPE 19 drawn from Tony Tyson’s viewgraph 9 New Paradigm LSST and the future decade of optical transient surveys Tony Tyson University of California, Davis DATA ENABLED DISCOVERY 1 STELLANOVAE, CAPE TOWN SOUTH AFRICA, FEBRUARY 2013 345 PB finally!! ← (~1 GB/s) INSTRUMENT TELESCOPE 20 drawn from Tony Tyson’s viewgraph 10 Current Situation in (Japanese) Radio Astronomy? ALMA SDs Receivers 45m SKA 45m ❖ Getting mature, rich in diversity of science/technologies! 11 Making the best of 45m for education ❖ Summer school / classes ❖ ❖ ❖ NRO summer school (Titech,) JUEN, UTokyo Mounting teaching materials ❖ Class @ UTokyo ❖ ❖ “Don’t use the telescope just as a black box” 4 $ $ $ ! As a prototype of flow/cycle of scientific research proposal ❖ Legacy as a training room ❖ young people who will be able to support existing facilities / foster new ideas based on existing facilities/ instruments. (1) (2) 12 Courtesy of Taniguchi-san (4) Think next ❖ From NRO+ASTE to ALMA ❖ People who have been trained at NRO are now ‘workhorses’ in Chile: K. Nakanishi-san, Kamazaki-san, Matsushita-san, Sawada-san, Asayama-san, M. Sugimoto-san, Okuda-san, Sa. Takahashi-san, Kurono-san, A. Hirota-san, (+M. Saito-san, Higuchi-san, Miura-san) (as of 2014 Apr) ❖ Natural extension from NMA/ASTE, but what about 45m? ❖ What should be the successor to 45m/ASTE? ❖ From my own view point, ... ❖ ❖ ❖ From the success in the AzTEC/ASTE Survey From the on-going developments of TESCAM + DESHIMA From the hard battle (!) in the 45m High-z Legacy Survey (45m is a “mapping telescope”!) 13 LST Simulated Sky from SMG Surveys (LST, CCAT, ASTE) SZ clusters Core Surveys LARGE SUBMILLIMETER TELESCOPE z= z= z= Comoving Y (h-1 Mpc) z= z= LST 2-deg2 Survey z= z= Comoving distance (h-1 Mpc) Basic concept ✴ ✴ ✴ ✴ Largest collecting area (D = 50m, 45 micron r.m.s.) @ ≤ 700 GHz Wide FoV (0.5 deg.) @ ≤ 420 GHz Wide frequency coverage, 70–950 GHz (up to 1 THz as a goal) 50 % of time in a year(1) capable for sub-mm observations (≦ 1 mm) [Note 1: best ten months] 14 (4) Think next ❖ Key technologies with LST ❖ Large-format bolometer array, FTS/filter-bank spectrograph, polarizer, holography, metrology, calibration/scan ==> need test benches ❖ 45m? ==> New framework of call for proposals of PI instruments ❖ From 45m to 50m: Large Submillimeter Telescope (LST) ❖ 「天文学・宇宙物理学中規模計画の展望 第22期 日本学術会議 物理学委員会 天文学・宇宙物理学分科会」2013年12月25日 ❖ 「2.6.8 天文学・宇宙物理学分科会からのコメント(中略)学術コミュニティ での合意状況:国内外の大学・研究機関の研究者との検討会合や国際ワークシ ョップの開催や宇宙電波懇談会等での計画紹介を行ってきている。同じような サイエンスを目指す外国のミリ波・サブミリ波望遠鏡計画である CCAT25m や LMT50m 鏡計画に圧倒できるような優位性を持った計画にするよう、今後コ ミュニティでの議論を深めてほしい。」 15 Summary Science Challenging / strategic proposals Operating legacy programs properly Attempting new framework Using 45m in classes at universities Legacy as a training room Education / Training Test bench Challenging / strategic proposals Operating legacy programs properly Attempting new framework NRO to ALMA as a good role model Large Submillimeter Telescope Think next 16
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