Third announcement of Workshop
ISO beyond point sources: studies of extended infrared emission
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|Preliminary Agenda|
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14-17 September 1999
ISO Data Centre
Villafranca del Castillo
Madrid, Spain
This is the third announcement for a workshop which will be held at the Data
Centre of the Infrared Space Observatory (ISO) in Villafranca del Castillo
near Madrid (Spain) from September 14 to 17, 1999. Please find
attached the preliminary agenda for the workshop.
The workshop organisation is ongoing: so far we have received registrations
from more than 40 astronomers. More information on the workshop including
registration and hotel booking forms can be found under:
http://www.iso.vilspa.esa.es/meetings/isobeyond/.
Looking forward to seeing you at the meeting,
Rene Laureijs
on behalf of the SOC and LOC
PRELIMINARY AGENDA
Except for the talk by J.-L Puget (30+10 min), all talks will
last 20 minutes plus 10 minutes of discussion.
Day 1 (14/09/99)
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Registration - until 14:00 am
V. Claros Welcome from VILSPA Station Director
M.F. Kessler Workshop Opening from ISO Project Scientist
Session 1: Analysis of extended infrared emission
J.-L. Puget Review: Extended source emission - what has been
achieved among infrared instruments
A. Salama ISO beam profiles: Towards extended source calibration
K. Okamura The ISO p.s.f. and ISOCAM beam profiles
T. Mueller Aperture photometry with ISOPHOT
C. Lloyd LWS fringing and beam profile
C. Gabriel Map coadding and simulation techniques with ISOPHOT
Day 2 (15/09/99)
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M.-A. Miville-Deschenes ISOCAM mapping of Galactic cirrus: new ISOCAM data
reduction techniques for raster imaging of extended
emission.
J.-L. Starck Object detection and deconvolution: a combined approach
Session 2: Extended objects in the Solar system
L. Colangeli ISOCAM and ISOPHOT Observations of comets
P. Lamy Observations of Hale Bopp
Session 3: Diffuse ISM
F. Boulanger Spectroscopic observations extended emission with
ISOCAM
M. Tanaka IRTS/NIRS results of the diffuse 3.3 micron UIR band
S. Price Mapping of the Galactic Plane with MSX
C. Meny Extended galactic emission and color variations in
the submillimeter range: PRONAOS results
R.J. Laureijs ISOPHOT observations of cirrus structures
T. Lim LWS parallel mode: usage and first results
Session 4: Resolved structures in the Galaxy
J. Cernicharo Infrared emission in high mass star forming regions.
A. Abergel ISOCAM Survey of star forming regions:
Extended emission
Day 3 (16/09/99)
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E. Caux Observations of NGC1333
G.J. White LWS observations of the galactic centre
H.J. Wendker ISO and Radio Comparison of G79.49+0.46
Session 5: Circumstellar Environment
S. Fajardo Acosta ISOPHOT mapping of Vega type circumstellar dust
T. Le Bertre Extended IR emission of red giants
M. Meixner Circumstellar dust around Post-AGB stars
Session 6: Resolving Galaxies
S. Bianchi ISO observations of spirals: Modeling the FIR emission
K. Mochizuki CII/FIR Continuum toward the central kpc of M31
G. Knapp Extended emission from cold dust in E galaxies
J.M. Rodriguez Espinosa Extended Far IR emission in Seyfert galaxies
C. Carilli High-Res infrared and mm imaging of Cyg A and Cen A:
constraining physical processes in radio loud
active galaxies
Day 4 (17/09/99)
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Session 8: Cosmology, Extragalactic background
E. Pointecouteau The Abell 2163 spectrum from infrared to millimeter
wavelengths.
H. Dole ISO FIRBACK survey at 170 microns
P. DeBernardis BOOMERANG observations of the CBR
Session 9: Future Prospects
J. Tauber Extended foreground emission with Planck
G. Pilbratt Prospects of observing extended emission with FIRST
Session 10: Round the table discussion
Lessons learned for future work: new perspectives from this workshop
13:00 Closing