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LSST Solar System Science Collaboration Update Meg Schwamb & David Trilling (Gemini Observatory) (Northern Arizona University) @megschwamb LSST SSSC Co-Chairs Image Credits: Anne Verbiscer Expected LSST Yield Slide Credit:


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Meg Schwamb & David Trilling

(Gemini Observatory) (Northern Arizona University)

@megschwamb

LSST SSSC Co-Chairs

LSST Solar System Science Collaboration Update

Image Credits: Anne Verbiscer

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Slide Credit: LSST Science book/Lynne Jones

Expected LSST Yield

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It’s Really Coming! Science Operations Start in 2022!

Slide Credit: LSST/AURA/LSSTC

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Slide Credit: Chuck F Claver

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LSST Solar System Science Collaboration (SSSC)

David Trilling & Meg Schwamb

SSSC Co-Chairs

Active objects Working Group (Acting Lead: Mike Kelley): broadly consisting of all categories of activity in the minor planet populations: short period comets, long period comets, main belt comets, impact- or rotationally-generated active asteroids,etc Community software/infrastructure development Working Group (Lead: Henry Hsieh ): broadly consisting of people interested in helping build databases, software packages, etc to be used by the Solar System community on LSST data Inner Solar System Working Group (Lead: Cristina Thomas): broadly consisting of the main belt, Mars/Jupiter Trojans, and Jupiter irregular satellites NEOs (Near Earth Objects) and Interstellar Objects Working Group (Lead: Steve Chesley): broadly consisting of objects on

  • rbits inward of or diffusing inward from the main belt as well as

interstellar objects temporarily residing in the Solar System Outer Solar System Working Group (Lead: Darin Ragozzine and Matt Holman): broadly consisting of KBOs, Centaurs, Oort cloud, Saturn/Neptune/Uranus Trojans, and Saturn/Neptune/ Uranus irregular satellites

www.lsstsssc.org

Wes Fraser

LSST: UK Solar System POC

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https://arxiv.org/abs/1802.01783

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So we have a Science Road Map, what’s next?

Coming up with quantitative measures that can be used to measure how successful a LSST proposed cadence achieves that science priority/goal Working group leads are gathering your opinions, please give them feedback. Aim to have all feedback collected by DPS

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SSSC Website has latest info on MOPS and Alert Stream as presented at the Readiness Sprint

http://www.lsstsssc.org

Software tab

Data Products tab

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Readiness Sprint Outcome: Solar System Data Products Update Proposal

  • Presented the Solar

System processing changes currently being considered.

  • Developed the updated

schema (data model) for the LSST Solar System Data Products. Mario will start putting this new schema through the LSST DM change control process.

  • Final chance to look &

comment (for now); ~this is what we’re looking to take into commissioning.

Review the new schema at: http://ls.st/j7f (first tab only) Provide feedback via this form by September 1st https://goo.gl/forms/JPoBhdRGk1pynsKk2

Slide Adapted from Mario Jurić

Recommend reviewing & coming up with feedback during the LSST 2018 Solar System sessions

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Readiness Sprint Outcome: Need for a Software Roadmap

Recommend spending some time in the LSST2018 Solar System Sessions

https://goo.gl/zcgBam

Image credit: bahahamelly - flickr - https://www.flickr.com/photos/bahahamelly/14900306241/

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LSST Observing Strategy Is Not Set

https://arxiv.org/abs/1708.04058

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Slide Credit http://ls.st/doc-28382

Timeline set for in the LSST Cadence Optimization White Paper

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Slide Credit: LSST/AURA/LSSTC

Supporting the Northern Ecliptic Spur

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Current Cadence Optimization White Paper Efforts

  • 1. Deep Drilling Fields (Lead: David Trilling)
  • 2. Northern Ecliptic Spur (Lead: Meg)
  • 3. Twilight Survey (Lead: Rob Seaman)
  • 4. Mini-survey to get light curve independent

colors sample - (Discussions about feasibility and need ongoing)

SSSC representation about Cadence Hackathon in NYC

Still time to join, contact one of the white papers leads or the co-chairs

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Name of Meeting • Location • Date - Change in Slide Master

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Save the Date LSST and the Solar System Workshop

DPS 2018 - Knoxville,TN Wednesday October 24, 2018 
 4:30-6:00pm

Open to All DPS Registrants

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Image Credits: Anne Verbiscer

Save the date

LSST Solar System Hackathon

DPS 2018 - Knoxville,TN

Thursday October 25, 2018 
 4:00-7:30pm

Open to All DPS Registrants

Get together and work on pitched projects - cadence optimization white papers, proposals, paper ideas, try out the MAF framework and help write metrics, working with python notebook tutorials, and more Pitch a project or join a suggested project - geared towards SSSC members

Food and refreshments provided thanks to AURA support