VLBI Activities in China: an update
Zhi-Qiang Shen Shanghai Astronomical Observatory Chinese Academy of Sciences
11th East Asia VLBI Workshop 2018 4-7 September 2018, PyeongChang, Korea
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VLBI Activities in China an update Zhi-Qiang Shen Shanghai Astronomical Observatory Chinese Academy of Sciences 11th East Asia VLBI Workshop 2018 4-7 September 2018, PyeongChang, Korea Current VLBI facilities in China Major Facilities
Zhi-Qiang Shen Shanghai Astronomical Observatory Chinese Academy of Sciences
11th East Asia VLBI Workshop 2018 4-7 September 2018, PyeongChang, Korea
Kashi hi 13m Sany nya 13m Jilin1 lin13m Lega gacy CVN Newly ly built ilt big g dish VGOS OS CDSN
Luonan 40m
H-mas aser ROACH-2 Mark rk 6
Updated to CDAS2 DBBC2+MARK6 New H-maser FlexBuff coming soon!
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Frequency range 2150~2450 MHz 8200~900 0MHz 4000~8000 MHz Polarizatio n L&R L&R L&R LO 2000MHz 8100MHz
Tsys 50K(Room TEMP.) 70K(Coole d) 45K Efficiency ~60% ~45% ~50%
Good EM env (4040—7500 MHz)
Dish 25m -> 26m New Q-band Rx 30 GHz~50 GHz Tsys < 65K DBBC2 backend Test observations in late of 2018
Tsys measurements LCP & RCP
Q-band receiver installing
25 m
13m diameter antenna Very high slew rates 12°/s in azimuth 6°/s in elevation Frequency range 1.2 ~ 9 GHz Efficiency > 50% Bandwidth: 1GHz *4 Commissioning since 2017 Sheshan VGOS
Tianma VGOS Sh
FlexBuff installed 240 TB e-VLBI & local disk e-VLBI up to 2Gbps under testing
EAVN 2018B open use CE-4 VLBI tracking
relay-sat in orbit
(18-19 May, 2018)
More than 100 participants from 20+ institutes and universities. 40+ presentations: covering VLBI facilities, astrophysics, astrometry, geodesy, deep space applications and technical development.
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6.1km
~3250km VLBI detected jet component of M81* with CVN at X-band (Kawaguchi et al. 2015)
0.1 mas
The e first st VL VLBI BI Image ge of M81* 1* at 3.4 mm with VL VLBA
Jian ang g et al. 2018) 18)
Peak=45.3 mJy/beam RMS=0.34 mJy/beam Dynamic range ~ 130
s ∝ λ0.88
Among 3321 sources (red+green) in the ecliptic plane, 556 sources detected (green).
(Shu et al. 2017 )
~13 arcsec, ~45 arcsec ~1 mJy, compact and flat spectrum calibrators
LB LBA+KM40:@2.3GHz;
Li et al, 2018
Improve the parallax of J0437-4715 Measure Gdot combined with timing results
NAME PSRJ P0 DM S1400 B0458+46 J0502+4654 0.638565 s 42.19 cm^-3 pc 2.50 mJy B2334+61 J2337+6151 0.495370 s 58.41 cm^-3 pc 1.40 mJy (Yan et al. )
astrometry) astrometry) to to get get distances distances and and transverse transverse velocities velocities
PM_ra = 11.44 ± 0.33 mas/yr parallax=8.37 ± 0.19 mas
(Jiang, Cui, et al. )
In collaborations with HartRAO, SHAO, UTAS etc. Fringe test on April 18, 2017 (Hart26m-TMRT). The first 24 h session already done on August 28, 2017!
SHAO
2Gbps K-band fringe Hh-T6!
Rover Lander
A B C D E E17
150 MHz – 115 GHz (1st phase upto 30 GHz)
Kashi hi 13m Sany nya 13m Jilin1 lin13m Lega gacy CVN Newly ly built ilt big g dish VGOS OS CDSN
Luonan 40m
YBJ 40m
black hole (SMBH) to study
High precision reflector: 10m diameter with a surface accuracy better than 0.4mm (RMS)
GBT 110m,Effelsberg 100m,SRT 64m, et el.
conception of lunar orbit VLBI experiment
– Apogee (60-)90,000 km – Perigee 2,000 km – Inclination angle 28.5o
– 30MHz, 74MHz, 330MHz, 1.7GHz
– 20mas (30MHz), 8mas (74MHz), 2mas (300MHz), 0.36 mas (1.7GHz)
– BL sensitivity: sub-mJy (int. time =10min) – image sensitivity: 1 microJy/beam (1h, 1.7GHz)
Space VLBI in FAST & SKA era -
‘microscope’ probing the Universe from nearby by exo xopla planets nets to SMBHs Hs in in C Cosmic ic Daw awn
eced edent nted ed Super er VLBI I net etwor
Twin space-based VLBI Stations + ground large telescopes (SKA1, FAST, Arecibo, Effelsberg, GBT, GMRT, QTT......)
ique e space ce-based based VLBI, long integration time, fast response of super- burst of OH masers, auroral radiation from extrasolar systems
EoR and Cosmi smic c Dawn awn
iter er-ty type pe exoplan lanets ts, Solar flares in nearby stellar systems
BH bin inari ries es in nearby massive galactic centers as remnants of mergers – nano Hz GW sources
BH (AGN, XRB; Galactic transients) physics cs: jet launching, collimation, acceleration; GRB, FRB
lsar : accurate astrometry, parallax distance, radiation mechanism; giant pulse
lanets ts radio emission
30MHz 74MHz 330MHz 1670MHz