Image Sensors for Precision Astronomy (ISPA 2024)

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Motivation

The 5th workshop on Image Sensors for Precision Astronomy (ISPA) convenes astronomers and detector experts to address the challenges of making state-of-the-art measurements with imperfect detectors. Attendees will assess the impact of detector systematics on science goals and discuss strategies for characterization, calibration, and mitigation. The scope of ISPA includes detector issues in any sensor type which affect applications such as photometry, astrometry, spectroscopy, coronagraphy, and shape measurement.

Scientific Organizing Committee

Pierre Astier (LPNHE)
Chris Bebek (LBNL)
Susana Deustua (NIST)
Juan Estrada (Fermilab)
Liz George (ESO)
Erika Hamden (Arizona)
Claire Juramy-Gilles (LPNHE)
Robert Lupton (Princeton)
Eugene Magnier (Hawaii)
Satoshi Miyazaki (NAOJ)
Shouleh Nikzad (JPL)
Paul O'Connor (BNL)
John Peterson (Purdue)
Andrés Plazas Malagón (SLAC)
Andrew Rasmussen (SLAC, Chair)
Charles Shapiro (JPL)
Ian Shipsey (Oxford University)
Roger Smith (Caltech)
Michael Strauss (Princeton)

Workshop Organizing Committee

Paul O'Connor (BNL)
Andrés Plazas Malagón (SLAC)
Andy Rasmussen (SLAC)

Local Organizing Committee

Seth Digel (SLAC)
Andrés Plazas Malagón (SLAC)
Andy Rasmussen (SLAC)

Co-Organizers

Related Information

The scope of ISPA includes detector issues in any sensor type which affect applications such as photometry, astrometry, spectroscopy, coronagraphy, and shape measurement.

ISPA was previously called PACCD (Precision Astronomy with fully depleted CCDs).

Workshop Sponsors

Image Sensors for Precision Astronomy” gratefully acknowledges the support of the sponsors. This does not constitute an endorsement of this or any sponsors’ products or services.

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