Goals of the meeting. Catch up with JWST news and developments: ERS and GO call for proposals are coming!!

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Welcome

Goals of the meeting Catch up with JWST news and developments: ERS and GO call for proposals are coming!! What is JWST capable of (focus on H 2 spectroscopy)? What do we need to do (models, lab) to prepare the CfP and science exploitation? Organize sub-working groups? Future meetings?

JWST spectroscopic capabilities Mission Status Instruments (focus on spectroscopy) Scientific potential for H2 observations Timeline Pierre Guillard Université Pierre et Marie Curie & CNRS Institut d Astrophysique de Paris Pierre Guillard (UPMC,IAP) The Physics of H2 in space with JWST IAP, November 9th 2016 Physics of H2 in Space with JWST

The JWST: numbers 6.5m, 25m 2 segmented mirror 4 instruments IR 6 tons Multi-layer sunshield (a tennis court!) Lifetime: 5-10yrs at L2 point Launch: Oct 2018 by Ariane 5 Electronics Cost ~ 4.5 billions US$

JWST Mission Status Pierre Guillard (UPMC,IAP) Physics of H2 in Space with JWST

JWST Mission Status May - July 2016: optical telescope element (OTE) completed and fully assembled at GSFC. Mirror surfaces now remain permanently uncovered!

JWST Mission Status OTE + ISIM = OTIS Aug/Sept 2016 @ GSFC OTIS Final Assy (Harness Rad) Sept 2016

JWST Mission Status OTIS 2017 : cryo tests @ JSC

JWST Science Capabilities Pierre Guillard (UPMC,IAP) Physics of H2 in Space with JWST

JWST Instruments FGS-TFI NIRCam 1.0-5 µm R=70-150 2.2 x2.2 MIRI 0.6-5 µm R=4, 10, 100 2 2.2ʹ 2.2ʹ NIRSpec 5-28 µm R=4-3000 MSU 1.9 x1.4 + IFU 8 x8 0.6-5 µm R=100-3000 MSU 3 x3 + IFU 3 x3

Mapping of the Focal Plane MIRI IFU NIRSPEC IFU MIRI & NIRSPEC IFUs separated by about 13.5 arcmin in the JWST plane Guide star will not be the same for MIRI and NIRSpec Relative orientation of NIRSpec and MIRI on sky is different

JWST Spectroscopic capabilities

JWST IFUs: PHYSICAL COVERAGE AND RESOLUTION NIRSpec MIRI FoV 3 x 3 4 x 4 8 x 8 Sampling 0.1 0.2 0.6 NGC 7469 SEYFERT 1 + STARBURST NGC 7469 NGC 7469 Nearby galaxies (e.g. NGC7469 @ z= 0.016) The FoV covers regions of 1-2 kpc mapped on < 100pc scales not ideal for large scale mosaics 1 kpc CR7 High-z galaxies (e.g. CR7 @ z=6.6) The IFU FoV covers regions of 5-15 kpc mapped on ~kpc scales entire galaxy in one IFU pointing 4

Science Capabilities: Exposure times NIRSpec (e.g. Arp 220) Emission lines fluxes in the nuclear region Brγ, H2, Paγ, ~ 10-15 erg/s/cm/arcsec 2 Brα (4.3 10-14 ), Brβ (2.5 10-14 ) Continuum ~ 2-5 mjy/arcsec 2 at 2µm In 15 minutes of integration time (R2700): Lines: S/N ~ 10-60 (per spaxel) Cont: S/N ~ 4-10 (per spaxel, per sp. pixel) MIRI (e.g. The Antennae) Emission lines fluxes ~10-13 to ~10-14 erg/s/cm 2 Σ line ~10-13 to ~10-15 erg/s/cm 2 /arcsec 2 Continuum ~ 1 mjy 100 mjy/arcsec 2 In 15 minutes of integration: Lines & cont: S/N > 10 per sp. pixel (0.2-0.3 ) Disclaimer: Refer to STScI ETC for Updated sensitivities

JWST Spectroscopic capabilities: spectral resolution

High sensitivity (point source, 10sigma, 10 ksec): x100 more sensitive than previous instruments @ similar wavelengths NIRSpec (>1µm): Lines ~ 8.E-19 to 5.E-18 erg/s/cm -2 / cont.(r=100): 0.1-0.4 µjy MIRI: Lines: ~8.E-18 to 6.E-17 erg/s/cm -2 continuum: 0.04-10 mjy

JWST Limiting Sensitivities Sensitivity is limited by background radiation from the sky and telescope. The limiting flux (10 σ) shown is for a point source at the North Ecliptic Pole (minimum background) in a 10,000 second exposure. 10 6 JWST Background [photon s -1 µm -1 arcsec -2 ] 10 5 10 4 OTA Sunshield Zodiacal Dust 1 µjy 1 njy Spectrum R=1000 Image R=5 10 3 5 10 15 20 25 Wavelength [micron]

Redshifted H 2 lines with MIRI 3C236 Guillard 2010

Parallel mode observations with JWST: definitions Coordinated Parallels All observations contribute to a single, coherent science program Fully achieving the science goals outlined in the proposal requires observations with all instruments specified in the proposal Observations are submitted as a single proposal APT templates will be developed for JWST Coordinated parallels are common with HST e.g. ACS+WFC3 for multi-wavelength imaging Pure Parallels Pure parallel observations constitute stand-alone science programs that are crafted to take advantage of scheduling opportunities offered by unrelated, independent prime science programs Pure parallels increases the science return by adding new science Observing parameters are set based on the scheduling requirements of the prime program; pure parallels do not influence those requirements Observations are submitted as a separate, stand-alone program Standard APT templates for JWST. Parallel programs are matched against suitable prime programs once those programs are fully defined + The Brightest of Reionising Galaxies (WFC3-IR direct + WFC3 Infrared Spectroscopic Parallel Survey WFC3-IR grism)

Parallel mode observations with JWST: implementation status As of Oct 2016: All two-instrument pure-parallel combinations will be available for Cycle 1 Instrument combinations for coordinated parallels have been prioritised by STScI, working in conjunction with the SWG. Top 5 priorities are: 1. NIRCam Imaging + MIRI Imaging (*) 2. NIRCam Imaging + NIRISS WFSS (*) 3. MIRI Imaging + NIRISS WFSS (*) 4. NIRSpec MOS + NIRCam Imaging (TBD) 5. NIRCam Imaging + NIRISS Imaging (*) Coordinated parallel templates for at least 4 combinations (*) and GO Pure Parallels will be available by the start of the APT GTO proposal preparations for Cycle 1. All parallel observations are limited to two instrument combinations in Cycle 1 The remaining coordinated parallel templates (incl. 3-instrument coordinated parallels) will be implemented prior to launch and will be available in Cycle 2.

Summary JWST NIRSpec and MIRI IFS (coordinated) programs extremely powerful. Open a qualitative new window into studies of extended sources because its unique combination of features: Increased sensitivity by factors 100 wrt previous instruments Wide spectral coverage from the optical (0.6μm) to the mid-ir (28μm) Stable sub-arcsec angular resolution over the entire spectral range Similar intermediate (R~2000-3000) spectral resolution over spectral range typical on-target times will be short, minutes to a few hours (for faint cosmological sources), and consequently overhead time can be not negligible. Therefore we should think our science and observational strategy carefully, keeping in mind the efficiency of our individual programs, and the overall productivity and science return of JWST.

Extras

The Near Infrared Camera 2 functionally identical (mirror image) modules 2 channels in each module: Short Wavelength (0.6-2.3 µm) HgCdTe FPA Format (2 2) (2040 2040) 0.032 arcsec/pixel FOV= 2.21 2.21 arcmin 2 Long Wavelength (2.4-5.0 µm) HgCdTe FPA Format 1 (2040 2040) 0.065 arcsec/pixel FOV= 2.21 2.21 arcmin 2 Sensitivity (10σ, R=4, 10 4 s): 1.1 µm: 10.4 njy 2.0 µm: 12.1 njy 4.4 µm: 24.5 njy Coronagraphic masks: Filters (W R=4, M R=10, N R=100) Short Wavelength Long Wavelength F070W (Filter Wheel) F270W (Filter Wheel) F090W F356W F110W F444W F150W F250M F200W F300M F140M F335M F212N (1% H 2 2.12 µm) F360M F150W2 (WFS Filter) F390M F225M(A), F164N (1% Fe)(B) F430M F108N (1% He 1.080 µm) F460M F187N (1% Pα 1.875 µm) F480M F405N (1% Brα 4.05 µm) F210M (Pupil Wheel) F325N (1% H 2 3.25 µm) F162M F182M F418N (1% H 2 4.18 µm) F460N (1% CO 4.6 µm) F470N (1% H 2 4.70 µm)

The Near Infrared Spectrograph R=1000 mode 1.0-5.0 µm Micro-shutter array (MSA) or fixed slits Covered by three 1st-order gratings: 1.0-1.8 µm 1.7-3.0 µm 2.9-5.0 µm Sensitivity (10σ in 10 4 s): 5.2 10-19 erg cm -2 s -1 (emission line) R=3000 mode 1.0-5.0 µm Fixed slit or integral field unit Also uses three 1 st -order gratings R=100 mode 0.6-5.0 µm Micro-shutter array or fixed slits Covered by single dual-pass prism Sensitivity (10σ in 10 4 s): 120 njy at 2 µm Fixed Slits and IFU Aperture Micro Shutter Array Mounting Frame 4 x (384 x 185) Shutters Slits are 200 mas x 450 mas 9 arcmin 2 of MSA area IFU is 3x3 arcsec 2 HgCdTe FPA is 2 (2040 2040) Pixels are 0.1 arcsec

MIRI (Mid-Infrared Instrument) Imager IFU Spectrograph ~ 10 arcsec -9 filters 5 28 μm - 4 coronographs - 1 spectro R~100 (5-11μm) - FWHM = 0.19 @ 5.6μm Channel1: 4.9-7.7µm Channel2: 7.4-11.8µm Channel3: 11.4-18.2µm Channel4: 17.5-28.8µm Sensitivity (10σ in 10 4 s): 10 µm (R=5): 0.7 µjy 21 µm (R=4.2): 8.7 µjy

POINTING & TARGET ACQUISITION. OVERHEADS Point and Shoot strategy : possible but pointing accuracy ~ 0.3 0.4 A better accuracy generally needed, then Target Acquisition (TA) required In a coordinated proposal (one visit): 1 slew + 2 GS+TAs are required Overheads: One large telescope slew: 1800 sec 2 GS acquisition: 2 x 240 sec 2 x TA: 2 x 600 sec One slew between instruments (13 ): ~150 sec all this: ~ 1.2h In a non-coordinated mode (2 visits, dif. epoch to keep orientation): 2 slews Overheads: coordinated proposal + 32 minutes in addition

SPECTRAL COVERAGE & RESOLUTION NIRSpec 0.7 to 5 µm in four contiguous spectral settings (R~1000-3000) R= 100 R=1000 or R= 2700 MIRI 5 to 28.8 µm in three settings with four non-contiguous spectral range JWST/MIRI spectral configurations R (x10 3 )= 3.1-3.7 2.9-3.3 1.8-2.9 1.3-1.9 λ (µm)= 4.9-7.8 7.5-11.9 11.5-18.2 17.5-28.8