Second Announcement
Green Bank Workshop on
Solar Radiophysics with the
Frequency Agile Solar Radiotelescope (FASR)
National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Green Bank, WV 24944 USA
23-25 May, 2002
Online Pre-Registration Form


 
Scientific Organizing Committee
Local Organizing Committee
Stephen White (U Maryland, chair)
Timothy Bastian (NRAO)
Nat Gopalswamy (Catholic U)
Dale Gary (NJIT)
Andrew Harris (U Maryland)
Becky Warner (NRAO)
Gordon Hurford (UC Berkeley)
Shirley Curry (NRAO)
Christoph Keller (NSO)
James Klimchuk (NRL)
Kenneth Lang (Tufts U)
Monique Pick (Meudon)
John Webber (NRAO)

The schedule of talks for the Green Bank Workshop on Solar Radiophysics with the Frequency Agile Solar Radiotelescope (FASR) is coming together (see the first announcement ).  Near the end of this page you will find the schedule so far.  This announcement fills in some of the details you will need to know to arrange travel to the meeting and arrange accomodation.

TRAVEL SUPPORT:
The workshop is generously supported by NSF, NRAO (our hosts), and NASA.  Travel support is limited, however, and arrangements will be made on an individual basis.  Please contact Stephen White (white@astro.umd.edu) for more information.  This will be an inexpensive meeting, since there is no registration fee, all meals at Green Bank are provided by NRAO, and some accomodation will be free or supplemented by NRAO depending on your choice of location.

ACCOMMODATIONS:
Lodging and meals will be organized by NRAO.  Participants will be housed either in the Observatory residence hall, an Observatory house, or a nearby motel.  Most meals will be in the Observatory caffeteria.

TRAVEL:
We have purposely scheduled the meeting to be just before the American Geophysical Union meeting in Washington.  Travel arrangements will be the responsibility of each participant. NRAO will attempt to organize travel for those who can arrive at Charlottesville, VA, the location of the NRAO headquarters.  We will provide detailed travel information at a later time.

GREEN BANK :
Green Bank, West Virginia, is the site of the first telescopes of the NRAO. It is located in a Radio Quiet Zone in the mountains of West Virginia and is surrounded by the Monogahela National Forest.  There are many opportunities for outdoor activities in the area which participants may take advantage of before or after the Workshop.

The Green Bank facility of the NRAO has more than 100 employees including 15 radio astronomers and an equal number of engineers and other professionals.  The Observatory is the site of the new 100 meter, unblocked-aperture, radio telescope which is now undergoing initial tests. Information about the NRAO at Green Bank can be obtained from the web site:  http://info.gb.nrao.edu .

COMMUNICATIONS:
There will be a specific website for the Workshop containing detailed travel information, lists of participants and so on.  For now, email concerning the Workshop should be addressed to bwarner@nrao.edu .  You may also call:
Phone:  (304) 456-2227
Fax:      (304) 456-2229

ONLINE ATTENDANCE FORM :
If you are interested in the Workshop please complete and submit the online form . We ask that you do so as soon as possible,  due to the extremely limited accommodations at Green Bank.  A second announcment will go out around 1 March, 2002.
 
 
 

 
THURSDAY
 MAY 23

Session I

09:00 - 12:30 pm

Introduction and Flare Observations
09:00 am Tim Bastian Intro, science quickies and strawman telescope
09:25 am Dale Gary Phase A study activities and the future
09:50 am Kiyoto Shibasaki Flare imaging observations
10:10 am Jeongwoo Lee Flare spectral/spatial observations
10:30 am   Discussion (30 min)

Break (11:00 - 11:30 am)
11:30 am Hugh Hudson High-energy perspective I
11:50 am Gordon Holman High-energy perspective II
12:10 pm Markus Aschwanden High time-resolution science drivers
12:30 pm   Discussion (30 min)

Lunch (01:00 - 02:00 pm)

Session II

02:00 - 03:00 pm

Designing for Broadband
02:00 pm Rich Bradley Broadband feeds
02:20 pm Sandy Weinreb Broadband receivers
02:40 pm Dick Thompson Broadband IF/LO
03:00 pm   Discussion (30 min)

Break (03:30 - 04:00 pm)

Session III

04:00-05:30 pm

Coronal Magnetic Fields
04:00 pm Stephen White Gyroresonance diagnostics of coronal magnetic fields
04:20 pm George Gelfreikh Bremsstrahlung diagnostics of magnetic fields
04:40 pm Jeff Brosius Combining EUV, soft X-ray and radio data
05:00 pm   Discussion (30 min)

Dinner
Special Night
Session

08:00 - 09:30 pm

Other relevant telescopes
08:00 pm Smolkov (SSRT upgrade)
08:15 pm Gelfreikh (RATAN plans)
08:30 pm Welch (ATA) 
08:45 pm Erickson (BIRSS/LOFAR)
09:00 pm Hurford (HESSI)
09:15 pm Gary (OVSA) 
09:30 pm   Discussion
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Friday May 24

Session IV

9:00 - 10:50 am
Low-Frequency Science
09:00 am Ludwig Klein Low-frequency observations, Nancay Perspective
09:20 am Rob Willson Low-frequency observations, VLA Perspective
09:40 am Arnold Benz Decimeter burst emission
10:00 am Alain Kerdraon Low-frequency issues
10:20 am   Discussion (30 min)

Break (10:50 - 11:30 am)

Session V

11:30 am - 01:00 pm

Non-Flare Science
11:30 am Sam Krucker Coronal heating and microbursts
11:50 am Christoph Keller Quiet sun studies 
12:10 pm Monique Pick Solar-Terrestrial studies
12:30 pm Nat Gopalswamy Coronal mass ejections
12:50 pm   Discussion (30 min)

Lunch 60 min

Session VI

02:00 - 04:00 pm

Subsystem Design Issues
02:00 pm Dave de Boer Antennas and mounts
02:20 pm David Hawkins Correlators
02:40 pm Ed Ackerman Photonics 
03:00 pm Rick Fisher Spectral requirements and interference excision
03:20 pm John Webber System
03:40 pm   Discussion (20 min)

Break 30min
  04:30 - 05:50 pm Barbecue Evening
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Saturday May 25

Session VII

09:00 - 10:50 am

Other Issues
09:00 am Gordon Hurford Solar calibration strategies
09:20 am Dale Gary Site issues
09:40 am   Discussion (40 min) Reaching consensus on Science Drivers 
Summary 
Session

11:20 am - 01:00 pm

 Summary and Rapporteur Session

Lunch 60 min
02:00 pm GBT tour