Overview of JWST GTO Programmes

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Overview of JWST GTO Programmes High-z Galaxy Evolution Karina Caputi Kapteyn Astronomical Institute University of Groningen Preparing the JWST Era EWASS - 28 June 2017

Four instruments to study the high-z Universe NIRCam MIRI NIRSpec NIRISS includes some coordinated plans to make the most of GTO

Deep Field Surveys

Imaging and MOS in CANDELS/GOODS NIRCam + NIRSpec GT Teams (PI M. Rieke; P. Ferruit) WFC3 WFC3 ACS ACS exploits NIRCam/NIRSpec and NIRCam/MIRI parallels GOODS-S Two-tier survey (medium + deep) UDS Scientific objective: study formation and evolution of galaxies at z~2-12 WFC3-5 Orbits WFC3-2 Orbits WFC3 - ERSII Each tier includes imaging w/ 9(+) NIRCam bands + spectroscopy at 0.7-5.2 microns GOODS-N WFC3 ACS WFC3-5 Orbits WFC3-2 Orbits

Imaging and MOS in CANDELS/GOODS NIRCam + NIRSpec GT Teams Medium survey: 190 sq. arcmin in each field 28.8 (10σ; AB) MIRI parallels over ~ 14 sq. arcmin w/ 26.7 (AB) in F770W over 8 sq. arcmin NIRSpec parallels for ~ 5000 targets x 13-43 ks integration each (R=100 & 1000) Deep survey: 46 sq. arcmin in each field 29.8 (10σ; AB) NIRSpec parallels for 2 pointings x 200 ks integration each (R=100 & 1000) focus on z>6 targets GOODS-N Medium: TOTAL: 425 h 60 h GOODS-S Medium: 121 h GOODS-S (UDF) Deep: 244 h NIRCam fundamental to probe sources of reionisation

NIRCam and NIRSpec GTO programme in GOODS-S NIRISS Courtesy of NIRCam GT Team

Wide-area MOS in CANDELS NIRSpec GT Team (PI P. Ferruit) NIRSpec MOS over 270 sq. arcmin. (35 pointings) R=100 and R=2700 Total time ~ 106 h includes ~ 50 sources with continuum mag(3 μm)<24 (ΑΒ) -1-2 and ~ 250 Hα emitters w/ f > 10 17 erg s cm per pointing Scientific objectives: determine SFR, metallicities, etc., mainly for z>4 galaxies explores new regime for spectroscopy currently unaccessible with any telescope

MIRI shallow multi-band survey in GOODS-S MIRI US GT Team (PI G. Rieke) 30 sq. arcmin centred on HUDF uses all MIRI imaging bands Power-law excess in IR SED Scientific objectives: Detailed SED modelling to unveil AGN Calibrate SFR indicators at z~2 will get complementary NIRSpec data for a galaxy subset Flux Density (microjy) 10 1 1 10 Observed Wavelength (microns) Caputi (2013) see also Alonso-Herrero et al. (2006)

MIRI Ultra-deep imaging in XDF MIRI EU GT Team (PI G. Wright) UDF cov single MIRI pointing w/ 5.6 μm filter 60 h to reach 28.5 AB (5σ) the UDF i covered with continuum a U DF IR OV F I M ALMA deep ALMA obse ALMA deep MUSE deep MUSE obse Scientific objectives: ALMA : co of ALMA larg MUSE deep Probe low-mass end of GSMF at z~3-7 Constrain GSMF at z~8-10 Probe prominent Hα emitters at z~7.5 and [OIII]+Hβ emitters at z~10 A M AL XD F XDF: de HST obser MIRI FOV: co MIRI pointi catalog from Bouwens et al. 15 4<z<5 5<z<6 6<z<7 7<z<8 z>8 Will have deep NIRCam and NIRISS parallels Courtesy of F. Walter MIRI crucial to probe λ > 4000 Angstrom at z~10+

Galaxy Clusters

Canadian NIRISS Unbiased Cluster Survey (CANUCS) NIRISS GT Team (PI R. Doyon) targets 5 lensing galaxy clusters at 0.35<z<0.55 Scientific objectives: obtain emission line and line ratio maps for cluster members (spatial distribution of SFR, dust and metals) Cluster RA DEC Redshift Survey Abell 370 02:39:52.8-01:34:36 0.375 HFF M0416.1-2403 04:16:09.4-24:04:04 0.395 HFF M0417.5-1154 04:17:34.7-11:54:32 0.443 RELICS M1149.6+2223 11:49:35.9 +22:23:55 0.543 HFF M1423.8+2404 14:23:47.8 +24:04:40 0.545 CLASH Characterise lensed sources of reionisation Fine-tune lensing models Mainly NIRISS + minor NIRCam & NIRSpec components Total time 199 h

Massive Galaxy Clusters PIs R. Windhorst; M. Stiavelli NIRCam imaging of 7 lensing galaxy clusters Scientific objectives: MACS0416, MACS1149, Abell-2744, El Gordo, PLCK-G165.7+67, CLG-J1212+2733, and GAMA-100033 discover the most distant background galaxies Study time-variable objects Mainly NIRCam + minor NIRISS component ESO/SOAR/NASA

Spectroscopy of Individual Targets

High-z Quasars Multiple programmes to target high-z quasars NIRSpec Galaxy Assembly IFS survey includes 15 AGN at z=1.5-4.7 and luminous QSOs + NIRSpec fixed slit w/r=2700 for four QSOs at z>6.7 NIRCam + NIRSpec IFU of z>5 quasar hosts MIRI MRS programme for high-z (z>6.7) includes a few luminous QSOs NIRCam slitless spectroscopy and imaging of six luminous quasars at z>6 NIRCam + NIRSpec IFU of multiply lensed quasars SDSSJ1206-4332, WFI 2033-4723, HE 0435-1223, PG 1115+080 NIRSpec IFU of six luminous quasars at z~6 and AGN at z=7.51 NIRSpec Team MIRI US GT Team MIRI EU GT Team PI S. Lilly PI M. Stiavelli PI R. Windhorst

Normal Galaxies at High z MIRI MRS programme for a few bright Lyα emitters at z=7-9 (goal: detect Hα) MIRI MRS programme for a few luminous sub-mm galaxies at z=4-6 MIRI EU GT Team NIRSpec IFS programme 28 bright and extended LBGs at z=2-6, and z>6 LAE including five at z=6.6-8.68 NIRSpec Team NIRSpec IFS programme for a few luminous sub-mm galaxies at z=4-6

Summary Deep blank fields make a significant part of JWST GTO high-z programmes study of galaxy evolution down to satellites galaxies unveil sources of reionisation serendipitous discoveries Cluster Fields galaxy evolution and dynamics in unique environment take advantage of lensing to reach faintest limits Pre-selected targets understand the nature of the most puzzling sources known to date