Difference between revisions of "UMICH-2015: Simulations & Data Analysis Summary"
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* S&DA in Science Book | * S&DA in Science Book | ||
| − | ** Populate resource surveys | + | ** Scope goals & requirements at each mission epoch (design, construction, deployment, observation) |
| + | ** Populate existing resource surveys | ||
*** Software | *** Software | ||
*** Computing | *** Computing | ||
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* Interfaces & Pipelines | * Interfaces & Pipelines | ||
** Define standard data objects/formats | ** Define standard data objects/formats | ||
| − | ** | + | *** Consider computational constraints |
| − | ** Consider couplings to data acquisitions systems | + | *** Consider couplings to data acquisitions systems |
| − | ** Consider synergies with existing S3 (analysis tools) & proposed satellites (forecasting) | + | *** Consider synergies with existing S3 (analysis tools) & proposed satellites (forecasting) |
* Science Book Forecasting | * Science Book Forecasting | ||
Revision as of 13:21, 22 September 2015
Action Items
- S&DA in Science Book
- Scope goals & requirements at each mission epoch (design, construction, deployment, observation)
- Populate existing resource surveys
- Software
- Computing
- Identify common interest groups
- Sky Modeling
- Initiate working group
- Post-Planck Sky Model (PPSM): move PSM-2015 main branch to git repository
- Investigate coupling to hydrodynamical sims for extragalactic foregrounds
- TOD Processing (Simulation, Pre-Processing & Map-Making)
- Schedule birds of a feather session adjacent to Berkeley meeting
- Interfaces & Pipelines
- Define standard data objects/formats
- Consider computational constraints
- Consider couplings to data acquisitions systems
- Consider synergies with existing S3 (analysis tools) & proposed satellites (forecasting)
- Define standard data objects/formats
- Science Book Forecasting
- Initiate working group
- Collect science needs to ensure inputs meet requirements
- Define a small set of sky models spanning our hopes and fears
- Define a small set of our favorite mission configurations to investigate
- Decide how these are parameterized (need to go beyond white noise level, beam size & sky fraction)
- Extend/combine existing Fisher-based forecasting and apply to these to the sky/mission pairs.
- Humor Julian's time-domain fantasies.
