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Legacy IACHEC Working Group: the first steps Matteo Guainazzi 1 & Andy Pollock 2 1 Astro-H & MM-Newton ESA-SOC, ESAC, Spain 2 GAIA and multi-mission Archive Scientist, ESA-SOC, ESA, Spain

Scope Provide a platform for the discussion of experiences coming from operational mission Consolidate and formalize a set of good practices for the management of pre- and postflight calibration data and procedures Ensure the usage of homegeneous data analysis procedures across IACHEC calibration and cross-calibration activities Document the best practices in analysing high-energy astronomical data as a reference for the whole scientific community Consolidate and disseminate the experience of operational missions on the optimal calibration sources for each specific calibration goal Consolidate the procedure for multi-mission cross-calibration exercises aiming at true improvements of the cross-calibration status (to be ultimately carried out by IACHEC Working Groups)

What we have right now Presentation by J.Derius given at a the special session on Legacy to future mission held at the 5 th IACHEC meeting (Woods Hole)! http://web.mit.edu/iachec/meetings/2010/presentations/jerius_iegacy.pdf! Draft charter of the IACHEC Legacy Working Group (i.e., a verbose version of this presentation) https://wikis.mit.edu/confluence/download/attachments/61572873/ WG_Legacy_Charter_v0.3.txt!! Procedure on an IACHEC multi-mission cross-calibration procedure https://wikis.mit.edu/confluence/download/attachments/61572873/ Cross_calibration.txt! A discussion paper on a Synoptic view of in-flight calibration plans https://wikis.mit.edu/confluence/download/attachments/61572873/iachec- LWG-WP-0001_v0.1.pdf!! A space on the IACHEC internal Wiki https://wikis.mit.edu/confluence/display/iachec/iachec+legacy+working +Group!

Goals Discuss a set of White Papers (WPs), to be endorsed by the whole IACHEC at its 10 th meeting (2015) on the following subjects: 1. Maintenance of ground-based calibration data and procedures 2. -ray spectroscopic data analysis and associated statistical methods 3. Definition of in-flight calibration plans 4. Procedure to improve the cross-calibration status through a common IACHEC-led exercise Disseminate the endorse WPs within the IACHEC and the astronomical community Whenever relevant, publish these guidelines on refereed journals or, at least, conference proceedings Make sure that the agreed guidelines (see, in particular, Item#2 above) are consistently used across the IACHEC papers and documents

Timeline 9th IACHEC meeting: start of the WG: charter approval and membership summer 2014: first teleconference of the WG, attribution of WG tasks and responsibilities, and the election of a Chair 10th IACHEC meeting: presentation of draft WPs summer 2015: publication of the approved WPs

An example First draft WP (from a document prepared for the Astro-H Calibration Advisory Board)

Synoptic view of in-flight calibration plans: I. Source LSF RMF Area E/λ scale Timing 1E0102-72.3 3C273 Abell1795 Abell2029 Capella CasA Crab Cygnus Loop G21.5-0.9 H1426+428 HR1099 Hz43 Mkn421 Perseus Cluster PKS2155-304 Procyon PSR1509-58 RJ1856.6-3754 Tycho SNR Vela PWN Zeta Orionis Zeta Puppis

Synoptic view of in-flight calibration plans: II. High-resolution spectra of LSF calibrators Thyco (EPIC-MOS) Spectra and images of calibration SNRs Observational properties of Galaxy Cluster WG sources Spectra pf >10 kev effective area calibrators

To be discussed today 1. Scopes 2. Goals 3. Membership 4. Timeline 5. Date of the first teleconference, to define responsibilities