CfAO Presentations: Fall Retreat 2002

Science & Education track presentations:

• The Current State of AO Galaxy Observations
  Matthew Barczys
  UCLA
   
• ESO fiber lasers program
  W. Hackenberg, D. Bonaccini, L.Taylor, D. Werner
  European Southern Observatory
  
  
• Point Spread Function (PSF) measurement calibration and deconvolution
  Julian Christou
  UC SC
   
• CfAO-Related Activities at Gemini Observatory
  Brent Ellerbroek
  Gemini Observatory
   
• Sparse Matrix Techniques for MCAO
  Luc Gilles (MIT), Brent Ellerbroek (Gemini), Curt Vogel (Montana State)
   
• CfAO Treasury Survey (CATS): Motivation & Vision
  David C. Koo
  UC Observatory
   
• AO simulations at ESO
  M. Le Louarn, R. Conan, J. Braud, E. Fedrigo
  European Southern Observatory
   
• The European RTN (Research Training Network) on AO for ELTs
  M. Le Louarn
  ESO
   
• Fourier Transform Reconstruction: advanced techniques and validation
  Lisa Poyneer, M. Troy (JPL), B. Macintosh and D. Gavel
   
• Adaptive Optics Error Budgets: Why, What, How, Hugh?
  Mitchell Troy
  Jet Propulsion Lab
  
  
• Local Wavefront Reconstruction: Simulations, Experiments and Predictions
  Mitchell Troy, Gary Brack, Fang Shi, et. al.
  
  
• Overview of plans for the Palomar AO System Upgrades
  Mitchell Troy, Gary Brack, Fang Shi, et. al.
   
• Characterization of a wave-front sensor and reconstructor
  Marcos van Dam, David Le Mignant and Bruce Macintosh
   
• Computational Mathematics for Novices
  Curt Vogel
  Montana State University

Science & Education track posters:

• The CfAO Treasury Survey
  Matthew Barczys
   
• Galaxy Evolution at the Keck Diffraction Limit
  M. Barczys, J. E. Larkin, T. M. Glassman, et. al.

Industrial track presentations:

• Future Directions for the Industrial Review Board

Jump to navigation
Graphical Version

Center for Adaptive Optics