Happy New Year!
Herschel at the 2007 Seattle AAS Meeting
Happy New Year!
The staff of the NASA Herschel Science Center extends best wishes for
a happy and productive 2007 to all. This will be a big year for the
Herschel Project, with the first call for proposals to be issued and
flight hardware coming together. Before we know it, Herschel will
be in orbit and taking data. We at the NHSC look forward to supporting
you in preparing for Herschel observations, and later in working with
those data.
Herschel at the 2007 Winter AAS Meeting in Seattle
This is a brief reminder that the NHSC is hosting a splinter session at the
AAS meeting in Seattle -- Herschel: The Coming of Observing Opportunities,
Monday, January 8, 2007, 7:00 pm. The agenda features a summary of Herschel
capabilities and status.
Agenda Outline --
Welcome and Intro: William Latter; 5 min
Herschel Overview, Status, Observing Opportunities: Göran Pilbratt; 25 min
NHSC and Herschel Observer Support: William Latter; 15 min
SPIRE description and status: Bernhard Schulz; 10 min
PACS description and status: Phil Appleton; 10 min
HIFI description and status: Pat Morris; 10 min
Funding availability for US-based scientists: George Helou; 10 min
Q and A, free form discussions
We are pleased that the Herschel Project Scientist, Göran Pilbratt, will be
present and be available for questions and discussions, as will several
members of
the NHSC and the Herschel community. All are welcome! Please consult the
AAS
meeting schedule for location and any schedule changes.
The NHSC will also be resident at our booth during the AAS meeting.
Please stop
by to speak with key NHSC members. We will have
on hand current status and information, and provide demonstrations of
HSpot, the Herschel Observation Planning and Proposal Submission
Tool. In addition we will have on hand a 1/4 scale model of the
Herschel Space Observatory.
AAS meetings provide an important opportunity to meet with the NHSC. The
2007 Seattle meeting is the last before release of the Herschel Key
Program Announcement of Opportunity. We hope you will take advantage
of our Splinter Session and booth to help you become as prepared as
possible for submission of proposals.
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