On this page you can find a link to the talks given at the April 2016 JCMT Users Meeting held in Mitaka Japan. Prior to the meeting EAO staff provided Data Reduction and Analysis Workshop a link to the a hands-on tutorials can be found here (this is a great guide for new users of the JCMT!).
Contents
JCMT Status and Future
Jessica Dempsey – Introduction; Summary of First Year of Operations
Nagayoshi Ohashi – Board perspective
Ming-Tang Chen – JCMT New Instrumentation Project
JJ Kavelaars – The CADC
Sarah Graves – JCMT Legacy Release
JCMT Large Programs
Harriet Parsons – Introduction to the Large Programs
Wei-Hao Wang – STUDIES
Yuichi Matsuda – SC2-COSMOS
Ting Xiao – JINGLE
Thomas Greve – MALATANG
Ken Tatematsu – SCOPE
Ray Furuya – BISTRO
Greg Herczeg – TRANSIENTS
JCMT Synergies
Ming Zhu – JCMT and FAST
Satoki Matsushita – JCMT and VLBI
Minju Lee – JCMT and HYPERSUPRIMECAM: Deep submm imaging of dusty starbursts in Proto-clusters at
PI Science
Len Cowie – Mapping the Most Massively Star-Forming Galaxies Distant Universe
Yan Gong – Studying the thermal state of dense gas with JCMT
Thavisha Dharmawardena – Resolving the mass-loss history of nearby Giant Branch stars
Christine Wilson – Resolved Analysis of the ISM and Star Formation Properties of Spiral Galaxies in Different Environments
Tomoya Hirota – A Survey of the vibrationally excited H2O lines in nearby massive YSOs
Xue-Jian Jiang – Hydrocarbon in Massive Star-Forming Regions: Mapping CCH with HARP
Hideo Sagawa – Submm observation of Venus: Studying atmospheric dynamics, and chemistry in the mesosphere
Ciska Kemper – Writing a good proposal
PI Science (Posters)
Sekito Tokuyama, Tomoharu Oka, Shunya Takekawa, Masaya Yamada, Yuhei iwata, and Shiho Tsujimoto – Complete CO imaging of the CMZ (poster 1) – Automatic identification of High-Velocity Compact Clouds (poster 2).