KMTNet Strategy, Event Finder, Data Policy Andy Gould (KASI/MPIA/OSU)
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1 KMTNet Strategy, Event Finder, Data Policy Andy Gould (KASI/MPIA/OSU)
2 2015 KMTNet Strategy
3 Augmented With Very Low Cadence Fields to Support Spitzer
4 Pipeline 1) Star Catalogs
5 KMT BLG01K (OGLE III stars)
6 4 Main KMT Fields (2015)
7 KMT BLG01K
8 KMT BLG01K
9 KMT BLG01M
10 KMT BLG01T
11 KMT BLG01N
12 KMT BLG02K
13 KMT BLG02M
14 KMT BLG02T
15 KMT BLG02N
16 KMT BLG03K
17 KMT BLG03M
18 KMT BLG03T
19 KMT BLG03N
20 KMT BLG04K
21 KMT BLG04M
22 KMT BLG04T
23 KMT BLG04N
24 KMT BLG04N KMT BLG02N
25 Pipeline 1) Star Catalogs 2) Light Curves
26 Pipeline 1) Star Catalogs 2) Light Curves Wozniak (2000) DIA
27 Pipeline 1) Star Catalogs 2) Light Curves 3) Event Finder
28 Pipeline 1) Star Catalogs 2) Light Curves 3) Event Finder Simplified Form F(t) = a1 + a2*fk(t;t0,teff); k=1,2 NOT F(t) = a1 + a2*f(t;t0,teff,u0)
29 u0 = 0 u0 = 1
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32 New Star No catalog entries within 1''
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38 Failed chi2 = 120
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42 Similar to MOA 2011 BLG 293
43 Pipeline/Event Finder Tasks 1) Run Event Finder on 2015 prime fields
44 Pipeline/Event Finder Tasks 1) Run Event Finder on 2015 prime fields 2) Make Star Catalogs for fields
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47 KMT BLG01K
48 4 Main KMT Fields (2015)
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50 Pipeline/Event Finder Tasks 1) Run Event Finder on 2015 prime fields 2) Make Star Catalogs for fields 3) Adapt Event Finder to 2016 conditions
51 Pipeline/Event Finder Tasks 1) Run Event Finder on 2015 prime fields 2) Make Star Catalogs for fields 3) Adapt Event Finder to 2016 conditions Simultaneous fits to e.g. BLG02 & BLG42
52 Pipeline/Event Finder Tasks 1) Run Event Finder on 2015 prime fields 2) Make Star Catalogs for fields 3) Adapt Event Finder to 2016 conditions Simultaneous fits to e.g. BLG02 & BLG42 Simultaneous fits to CTIO, SAAO, SSO data
53 Pipeline/Event Finder Tasks 1) Run Event Finder on 2015 prime fields 2) Make Star Catalogs for fields 3) Adapt Event Finder to 2016 conditions Simultaneous fits to e.g. BLG02 & BLG42 Simultaneous fits to CTIO, SAAO, SSO data Run Event Finder on all 24(+3) fields
54 2016 (except K2) 3 flds 0.25 hr 7 flds 1.00 hr 11 flds 2.50 hr 3 flds 5.00 hr
55 Proposal: K2 Field9 5.3 Mpxl Gould, Horne, Street 2014, K2 White Paper
56 KMTNet BLG02 & BLG03 Adopted Pixels K2 Chips Courtesy of Radek Poleski
57 2016 (K2 only) SAAO + SSO 2 flds 0.17 hr 1 fld 7 flds 1.33 hr 11 flds 3.33 hr 3 flds 6.67 hr 0.33 hr CTIO 3 flds 0.25 hr 7 flds 1.00 hr 11 flds 2.50 hr 3 flds 5.00 hr
58 2017 (except Spitzer) SAAO + SSO 2 flds 0.17 hr 1 fld 7 flds 1.33 hr 11 flds 3.33 hr 3 flds 6.67 hr 0.33 hr CTIO 3 flds 0.25 hr 7 flds 1.00 hr 11 flds 2.50 hr 3 flds 5.00 hr
59 Spitzer Microlensing
60 Spitzer Microlensing
61 2017 (Spitzer only) 3 flds 0.25 hr 7 flds 1.00 hr 11 flds 2.50 hr 3 flds 5.00 hr
62 V band CTIO (1/6) CTIO (1/11), SAAO (1/21) 2017 CTIO (1/11), SAAO (1/21), SSO (1/21)?
63 DATA POLICY: 2015 Journal Paper: Event Finder + Light Curves
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66 DATA POLICY: 2015 Journal Paper: Event Finder + Light Curves Modeling can start immediately, but...
67 DATA POLICY: 2015 Journal Paper: Event Finder + Light Curves Modeling can start immediately, but Data remain proprietary until... Event Finder Paper is accepted All KMTNet Team Papers 2015 event papers that it references are accepted
68 DATA POLICY: 2015 Journal Paper: Event Finder + Light Curves Modeling can start immediately, but Data remain proprietary until papers accepted Mass produced DIA/Pysis Lightcurves Completely unrestricted use
69 DATA POLICY: 2015 Journal Paper: Event Finder + Light Curves Modeling can start immediately, but Data remain proprietary until papers accepted Mass produced DIA/Pysis Lightcurves Completely unrestricted use Welcome, not require, to include KMT team
70 DATA POLICY: 2015 Journal Paper: Event Finder + Light Curves Modeling can start immediately, but Data remain proprietary until papers accepted Mass produced DIA/Pysis Lightcurves Completely unrestricted use Welcome, not require, to include KMT team Images available for work nearing publication
71 DATA POLICY: 2016
72 DATA POLICY: 2016 Same Principles
73 DATA POLICY: 2016 Same Principles Details Not Yet Worked Out
74 DATA POLICY: 2016 I: K2 (tentative) Journal Paper, Event Finder + Light Curves
75 DATA POLICY: 2016 I: K2 (tentative) Journal Paper, Event Finder + Light Curves Full immediate access to KMTNet events
76 DATA POLICY: 2016 I: K2 (tentative) Journal Paper, Event Finder + Light Curves Full immediate access to KMTNet events No wait time for acceptance
77 DATA POLICY: 2016 I: K2 (tentative) Journal Paper, Event Finder + Light Curves Full immediate access to KMTNet events Strongly Encourage KMTNet co authorship
78 DATA POLICY: 2016 I: K2 (tentative) Journal Paper, Event Finder + Light Curves Full immediate access to KMTNet events Strongly Encourage KMTNet co authorship Post Light Curves for non KMTNet (OGLE/MOA) events, but...
79 DATA POLICY: 2016 I: K2 (tentative) Journal Paper, Event Finder + Light Curves Full immediate access to KMTNet events Strongly Encourage KMTNet co authorship Post Light Curves for non KMTNet (OGLE/MOA) events, but Permission from OGLE/MOA required to use these KMTNet data
80 DATA POLICY: 2016 II: non K2 (tentative)
81 DATA POLICY: 2016 II: non K2 (tentative) Same as 2015, except...
82 DATA POLICY: 2016 II: non K2 (tentative) Same as 2015, except Hopefully faster turnaround
83 DATA POLICY: (tentative)
84 DATA POLICY: (tentative) Same as 2015/2016, except
85 DATA POLICY: (tentative) Same as 2015/2016, except Target: post light curves by Apr 1 of next year
86 Conclusions
87 Conclusions
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