Australian Participation in the Legacy Survey of Space and Time

  • Brough, Sarah (PI)
  • Jerjen, Helmut (PI)
  • Barnes, Luke (CoI)
  • Bolejko, K (CoI)
  • Davis, Tamara (CoI)
  • Driver, Simon (CoI)
  • Glazebrook, Karl (CoI)
  • Homer, John (CoI)
  • Koribalski, Baerbel S (CoI)
  • Mandel, Ilya (CoI)
  • Miller-Jones, J. C. A. (CoI)
  • Murphy, Tara (CoI)
  • Webster, Rachel L (CoI)
  • Zucker, Daniel (CoI)

    Project: Research

    Project Details

    Description

    The Legacy Survey of Space and Time (LSST) is a 10-year US survey where the entire Southern Sky will beimaged every few days starting in 2023. The dataset will provide the highest resolution and sensitivity images everrecorded as well as 10 million alerts per day to transient objects, transforming many areas of astrophysics. The8.4m telescope is under construction in Chile with over 1000 scientists from 25 countries already involved. Thisproposal supports in-kind contributions to LSST, providing membership of LSST to 45 Australian astronomers andtheir students. Expected outcomes include training of young researchers in big data, strong international links and enhanced capacity for Australian leadership in astrophysics research.
    StatusFinished
    Effective start/end date1/01/2231/12/24

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