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Habitable Worlds Observatory Spectral Retrieval Data Challenge Tutorial Workshop
The first Habitable Worlds Observatory Spectral Retrieval Workshop will be held on November 18-19, 2024, at the Space Telescope Science Institute.
This workshop is designed:
This workshop is designed:
1- To familiarize community members with the use of HWO spectral data.
2- To prepare community members for the HWO Spectral Retrieval Community Data Challenge planned for 2025.
Agenda
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Venue
Space Telescope Science Institute's Steven Muller Building located at 3700 San Martin Drive, Baltimore MD 21210.
The workshop will take place in the "Café Con" room right next to the Cafeteria in the main (entrance) floor.
If you will require parking at the Institute, you can park at the San Martin Garage Center (also referred to as the Valley Center Garage), located approximately 1/4 mile south of STScI on San Martin Drive. When you enter the garage, take a ticket from the kiosk and park in any space marked "Reserved STSCI Parking Only". Take your parking ticket with you to the meeting/workshop. Upon arrival to STScI, exchange the ticket you received from the garage kiosk for one from the STScI security/front desk in the main lobby. Give the name of your meeting when you exchange your ticket. You will need the STScI ticket to exit the garage without incurring a fee.
Participants
We anticipate hosting up to 30 participants in person, with the potential for online viewing. Travel support may be available for U.S.-based participants. If you are interested in attending this workshop, please fill out the following survey to help us with planning the program.
Organizers
Margaret Turnbull, SETI Institute
Neil Zimmerman, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Geronimo Villanueva, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Julien Girard, Space Telescope Science Institute
Laurent Pueyo, Space Telescope Science Institute
Thomas Fauchez, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Vincent Kofman, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center