Hello everyone, The website is up for DAMP05 at http://darc.physics.udel.edu/wet/damp05/phptools/index.php. We are still confirming a few sites, but it looks like things will start next week and run until the beginning of May. This is going to be a small run to evaluate GD165 and its potential for light curve fitting. The secondary target is GD358 because it is fairly bright and doesn't need lots of coverage. Unless of course, it changes this year:) The finder charts and observing instructions are available on the website. The information for uploading data to daedalus is the same as in the past. If anyone needs a reminder, let me know. Two other bits of news: Happily, the EC14012-1446 paper has been accepted for publication in the Astrophysical Journal (tentatively for the June 10 edition). It should appear on astro-ph in a few days. This is very exciting. The paper presents the FT and light curve fitting for EC14012-1446, and raises some other interesting questions. I hope everyone will take a look. Planning for the 8th Whole Earth Telescope Workshop is proceeding. We have been discussing a format which is more in line with the "traditional" workshop. We would spend a good deal of the meeting focusing on a single star, with the idea of leaving with the framework for a publication. The suggested "focus" star is G29-38, since it has a comprehensive, extensive data set of photometry and spectroscopy and it impacts a broad range of fields, from pulsation to disks. This part of the workshop would be open discussion, focusing on the entire data set to address questions of interest. I think this sounds very exciting. Please let me know if you have any suggestions. Cheers, Judi
Judi Provencal
- Judi Provencal
- B.A., Smith College, 1987 M.A., Astronomy, The University of Texas, 1990 Ph.D., Astronomy, The University of Texas, 1994 2005-present: Director, Delaware Asteroseismic Research Center 2005-present: Director, Whole Earth Telescope 2000-present: Resident Astronomer, Mt. Cuba Observatory and the University of Delaware
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
News from the Director
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