Joint CU9-GENIUS plenary meeting 2014

The CU9 plenary meeting 2014 will be held 7-8 July 2014 at the Vienna University Observatory in coordination with the Gaia data visualization workshop and the WP940 Validation meeting. This is a joint meeting of CU9 and the GENIUS FP7 consortium.

Local information

• Hotel booking
• Travel
• About Vienna

Agenda

Monday 7th July

• 9h00-9h15 Introduction (XL/JH)
• 9h15-10h00 Gaia status review (AB/TP)

CU9 Status

• 10h00-10h20 CU9 status review (GG/XL/JH)

10:20 - 10:35 COFFEE BREAK

• 10:35-10:50 CU9-WP920 (documentation) Status review
• 10:50-11:20 CU9-WP980 / GENIUS-WP400 (visualization) Status review
• 11:20-12:05 CU9-WP940 / GENIUS-WP500 (validation) Status review
• 12:05-12:20 CU9-WP950 (operations) Status review

12:20 - 13:20 LUNCH (sandwiches will be available in-situ at a cost of 5€)

• 13:20-13:55 CU9-WP960 / GENIUS-WP450 (outreach) Status review
• 13:55-14:40 CU9-WP970 / GENIUS-WP400 / GENIUS-WP200 (sci. enabl. apps.) Status review
• 14:40-15:15 CU9-WP930 / GENIUS-WP300 (architecture) Status review

15:15 - 15:30 COFFEE BREAK

• 15:30-16:30 The Gaia Archive and the user community (GENIUS WP200)

GACS

• 16:30-17:00 GACS status review (JS)
• 17:00-18:00 GACS hands on session (open-ended if room availability permits)

Tuesday 8th July

JASMINE/Nano JASMINE

• 09:00-09:10 JASMINE / Nano-JASMINE overview (NG)
• 09:10-09:25 AGIS / GENIUS collaboration, Nano-JASMINE data, and its publication (YY)
• 09:25-09:45 Nano-JASMINE science activity and requirement of joint data (RN)
• 09:45-10:15 Jasmine archive collaboration with Gaia & GENIUS tasks; open discussion

10:15 - 10:40 COFFEE BREAK and projection of the animation movie "the Meaning of light"

CU9 Development tools, tests and integration process

• 10:40-11:00 CU9 Common Tools (Shih)
• 11:00-11:15 SW deliveries and documentation required (Gracia)
• 11:15-11:30 Configuration management and tools: Hudson, Nexus (Comoreto)
• 11:30-11:45 CU9 tests (Pollok)
• 11:45-12:00 Integration and test environment (Salgado)
• 12:00-12:40 Discussion (may continue after lunch)

12:40 - 13:40 LUNCH (sandwiches will be available in-situ at a cost of 5€)

• 13:40-15:10 Roadmap to Archive release 1 (XL/JH/GG, open discussion)

Splinter sessions for CU9/GENIUS WP (note that CU9-WP940 will have its own plenary next day)

• GENIUS consortium meeting
• Splinter on Auxiliary data: WP957
• Splinter Data Mining: WP973
• Splinter on Outreach

Participants

REGISTRATION CLOSED (limit 70 people)

1. Xavier Luri, Universitat de Barcelona
2. I-Chun Shih, GEPI, Observatoire de Paris
3. Steve Boudreault, GEPI, Observatoire de Paris
4. Giuliano Giuffrida, ASDC-INAF
5. Frédéric Arenou, GEPI, Observatoire de Paris
6. Alberto Krone-Martins, SIM, Universidade de Lisboa
7. Gonzalo Gracia, DPAC PO
8. Anthony Brown, DPACE
9. Andy Pollock, ESAC, Madrid
10. Yoshiyuki Yamada, Kyoto University
11. Laura Ruiz-Dern, GEPI, Observatoire de Paris
12. Antonella Vallenari, INAF, Padova
13. Nigel Hambly, Institute for Astronomy, Edinburgh University
14. Amina Helmi, Kapteyn Institute, University of Groningen
15. Paola Marrese, ASDC-INAF
16. Paola Di Matteo, GEPI, Observatoire de Paris
17. Paolo Tanga, Laboratoire Lagrange, OCA
18. André Moitinho, SIM, Universidade de Lisboa
19. Adrian Partl, Leibniz Inst. f. Astrophysik AIP, Potsdam
20. Harry Enke, Leibniz Inst. f. Astrophysik AIP, Potsdam
21. Pilar de Teodoro, ESAC, Madrid
22. Sandra Vogt, ESTEC, Noordwijk
23. Elena Pancino, INAF, Bologna
24. Carine Babusiaux, GEPI, Observatoire de Paris
25. Marco Molinaro, INAF-OATs
26. Silvia Marinoni, ASDC-INAF
27. Mariateresa Crosta, INAF-OATo, Turin
28. Mark Taylor, University of Bristol
29. Lennart Lindegren, Lund Observatory
30. Timo Prusti, ESA
31. Minia Manteiga, University of La Coruna, Spain
32. Jose Hernandez, ESAC, Madrid
33. Paul McMillan, Univ. Oxford/Lund Observatory
34. Raúl Borrachero, Universitat de Barcelona
35. Annie Robin, Institut UTINAM, OSU THETA, Besançon, France
36. Sebastian Els, DPAC PO
37. Claus Fabricius, IEEC, Barcelona
38. Nicholas Walton, IoA, Cambridge
39. Thomas Boch, CDS, Strasbourg
40. Houri Ziaeepour, OSU THETA, Besançon, France
41. William O'Mullane, ESAC, Madrid
42. Toni Santana-Ros, Astronomical Observatory of AMU, Pozna\x{0144}
43. Naoteru Gouda, National Astronomical Observatory Japan, Japan
44. Ryoichi Nishi, Niigata University, Japan
45. Maarten Breddes, Kapteyn Institute, University of Groningen
46. Eduard Masana, IEEC-Universitat de Barcelona
47. Gráinne Costigan, University of Leiden
48. Alex Bombrun, Lorhmann-Observatorium at TU-Dresden
49. Teresa Via, CSUC
50. Gorka Roldan, CSUC
51. Erika Antiche, IEEC-Universitat de Barcelona
52. Angela Bragaglia, INAF, OA Bologna
53. Carlos Dafonte, University of La Coruna, Spain
54. Claude Zurbach, LUPM, Montpellier, France
55. Stefan Jordan, ARI, ZAH, University of Heidelberg, Germany
56. Toni Sagristà Sellés, ARI, ZAH, University of Heidelberg, Germany
57. Grégory Mantelet, ARI, ZAH, University of Heidelberg, Germany
58. Jesus Salgado, Gaia Archive, ESAC-ESA
59. Juan Gonzalez, Gaia Archive, ESAC-ESA
60. Raul Gutierrez, Gaia Archive, ESAC-ESA
61. Juan Carlos Segovia, Gaia Archive, ESAC-ESA
62. Ugo Becciani, INAF-OACT
63. Alessandro Costa, INAF-OACT
64. Emmanuel Joliet, ESAC-ESA
65. Céline Reylé, Institut UTINAM, OSU THETA, Besançon, France
66. Gabriele Comoretto, ESAC, Spain
67. Pedro David,IMCCE, France
68. Daniel Garabato, University of La Coruna, Spain
69. Christophe Barache, Observatoire de Paris, France
70. François Taris, SyRTE, Observatoire de Paris, France
71. David Hobbs, Lund Observatory, Sweden
72. Francesc Julbe, FBG-UB, Barcelona
73. Miguel Gomes, SIM, Universidade de Lisboa (Confirmed)