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1 Cycle-5 Proposal Overview Cycle-5 is estimated to include 6 months of new observations Cycle-5 starts in July 2008 Expected cryogen depletion date is April months of previous cycle observations will remain to be executed when Cycle-5 begins No large proposals (> 200 hours) solicited No joint HST/Chandra proposals this cycle Selected Hours and Scheduling Priorities Priority 1 = high, 2 = medium, 3 = low Expect to execute observations with scheduling priorities 1 and 2 Scheduling Priorities 1+2: GO/Legacy 2800 hrs GTO = 525 hrs Scheduling Priority 3: GO/Legacy 2800 hrs GTO = 525 hrs DDT: up to 350 hours Data analysis funds ~ $15-18 million $2 million for Archive/Theory 18 December 2007 LSL-1 Cycle-5 Schedule Proposal Call Issued August 15, 2007 Proposal Submission Deadline November 16, 2007 Cycle-5 Review Meeting February 11-15, 2008 Notify successful proposers March 2008 Begin scheduling Cycle-5 July 2008 High priority cycle-5 observations could begin scheduling earlier in December 2007 LSL-2
2 Proposals Received 720 proposals received 545 General Observer +78 Archival + 31 Theoretical + 66 GTO Cycle-4: 810 ( ) Cycle-3: 787 ( ) Cycle-2: 704 ( ) Cycle-1: 594 ( ) Observing Proposals 14,918 GO hours requested (2800 hr estimated available) [C4: 25,430 requested - 5,350 available C3: 21,852 requested - 6,000 available] Oversubscription ~ 5.3 [Cycle-4 =4.8, Cycle-3 = 3.6, Cycle-2 = 3.1] GO Medium and Legacy Proposals 12 Legacy (1,640 hr) 54 medium (4,473 hr) Total = 6,113 hours [C4: 24 Legacy (6,893 hr) 80 medium (7,249 hr) 5 large (1,418) Total = 15,560 hours] [C3: 22 Legacy (5,480 hr) 56 medium (5,255 hr) 3 large (885.8) Total = 11,621 hours] Small Proposals 479 proposals (8,805 hrs) [C4: 522 proposals, 9,870 hr -- C3: 531 proposals, 10,231 hr] Archive/Theory Proposals $6.1 million (archive) and $2.7 million (theory) requested Total $8.9 million +17% increase for archive requests, +5% increase for theory versus Cycle-4 ~$2 million available Oversubscription: December 2007 LSL-3 Joint Time Requested Requested Available NRAO 6 proposals 200 hrs VLA: ~60 hours Multiple requests for simultaneous/contemporaneous observations GBT: no requests NOAO 5 proposals Gemini: 48.9 hours CTIO: 0.9m = 3 nights, 1.3m = 2 nights NOAO: 4m = 3 nights 18 December 2007 LSL-4
3 Institutions/Countries 196 (211, 206, 203) institutions in 22 (27, 28, 25) nations Top 10+ institutions (non-gto proposals) SSC 60 JPL 20 GSFC 15 Harvard/SAO 40 IPAC/MSC/NHSC 18 UCLA 14 Arizona 24 Caltech 17 Michigan, Durham 12 24% are foreign-led proposals (up 5% from C4) Distribution of foreign proposals 37 UK 4 Belgium 16 France 3 China, Korea 13 Canada 2 Australia, Austria, Denmark, 11 Italy, Spain Hungary, Poland 10 Japan 1 Greece, Israel, Ireland, Venezuela 7 Germany, Netherlands, Switzerland 5 Chile (Cycle-4,3,2 numbers are in parentheses) 18 December 2007 LSL-5 Cycle-5 GO + Legacy 18 December 2007 LSL-6
4 Cycle-5 All 18 December 2007 LSL-7 GO Hours by Cycle Expected Hours In Cycle-5 18 December 2007 LSL-8
5 Requested Hours Oversubscription by Cycle 18 December 2007 LSL-9 History of GO Time Requested Small Medium Large 18 December 2007 LSL-10
6 Archive Research Support 18 December 2007 LSL-11 Theory Research Support 18 December 2007 LSL-12
7 Requested Dollars Oversubscription by Cycle The Cycle-4 Review panel specifically recommended awarding $2.7 million, instead of the advertised $2 million, to archive and theory programs due to the high quality of the submitted proposals. This resulted in a lower actual oversubscription factor than originally expected. Combined Archive + Theory Programs 18 December 2007 LSL-13 Cycle-5 Proposal Size Statistics Proposal Size Number Median (hours) Mean (hours) All GO 545 (631, 612,630) 17.4 (20.3,19,18) 26.1 (40.3,36,29) Small (< 50 hrs hrs) 480 (522,531,565) 15.6 (15.6,17,16) 18.4 (18.9,19,19) Medium ( hrs) 54 (80,56,59) 73.1 (79.9,91,78) 83.5 (90.6,94,95) Large (> 200 hrs) 0 (5,3,6) n/a (256,307,379) n/a (283.6,295,374) Legacy (> 50 hrs) 12 (24,22,0) (277.7,219,0) (287.2,249,0) Archival ($25-150k) 78 (66, 70, 56) $75k (74k,72k,72k) $79k (78k,81k,81k) Theoretical ($50-150k) 31 (35, 32, 18) $75k (74k,70k,70k) $88k (75k,74k,68k) (Cycles-4,3,2 Numbers in parentheses) 18 December 2007 LSL-14
8 Science Categories Number of Proposals Extragalactic (45.4%) 45 medium AGN/QSOs/RG 72 (6) CIB 1 GRBs 2 Dark Matter 2 ULIRG/LIRG/HLIRG 15 (4) Cosmology 8 (5) High-z (z > 0.5) 61 (17) High-z clusters 20 (2) Intermediate-z 15 (2) Local Group 20 (5) Nearby galaxies 68 (2) Starbursts 5 (1) Interacting/Merging 18 Low-z clusters 20 (1) Galactic (49.9%) 20 medium Compact Objects 33 (1) HII Regions 6 ISM 39 (2) Evolved stars 40 (1) Clusters 7 (1) YSOs 28 (1) Star Formation 54 (5) Stellar Pop. 4 Debris Disks 91 (2) Galactic structure 1 (1) X-gal stars 3 Massive Stars 7 (1) BD/low mass stars 24 X-solar Planets 23 (5) Solar System (4.7%) 3 medium Asteroids 13 (1) Planets 1 Satellites 2 Comets 8 Zodiacal dust 1 Kuiper belt objects 6 (2) NEOs 3 Note: Bold=total proposals, parentheses=(medium). Includes all proposals (GO/Legacy, GTO, AR/TR) 18 December 2007 LSL-15 Science Categories % of Time Requested Extragalactic (58.7%) AGN/QSOs/RG 10.9% CIB 0% GRBs 0.3% Dark Matter 0.2% ULIRG/LIRG/HLIRG 2.7% Cosmology 3.2% High-z (z > 0.5) 17.5% High-z clusters 3.2% Intermediate-z 3.1% Local Group 3.5% Nearby galaxies 8.3% Starbursts 0.8% Interacting/Merging 1.9% Low-z clusters 3.1% Galactic (37.2%) Compact Objects 2.3% HII Regions 0.5% ISM 3.8% Evolved stars 3.6% Clusters 0.8% YSOs 2.0% Star Formation 7.6% Stellar Pop. 0.4% Debris Disks 6.9% Galactic structure 0.9% X-gal stars 0.4% Massive Stars 0.6% BD/low mass stars 2.1% X-solar Planets 5.3% Solar System (4.1%) Asteroids 1% Planets 0.2% Satellites 0.1% Comets 0.5% Zodiacal dust 0.2% Kuiper belt objects 1.8% NEOs 0.3% 18 December 2007 LSL-16
9 Legacy Proposals 12 Legacy proposals submitted 1640 hours requested (C4: 6893 hrs, C3: 5480 hrs) Proposal size: hours 6 Extragalactic, 4 Galactic Category Proposals Hours AGN/QSOs/Radio Galaxies High-z (z > 0.5) Cosmology Intermediate-z Star Formation Galactic Structure Exoplants December 2007 LSL-17 Time Request by AOT 28% MIPS 22% IRAC 50% IRS 18 December 2007 LSL-18
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