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Collaboration status between ASIAA and Subaru Shiang-Yu Wang ( 王王王 ) Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics Academia Sinica

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Collaboration status between ASIAA and Subaru. Shiang-Yu Wang ( 王祥宇 ) Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics Academia Sinica. Hyper SuprimeCam. Fits the interests of ASIAA both in the technical and science aspects Discussions for the collaboration began in late 2006 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Collaboration status between ASIAA and Subaru

Collaboration status between ASIAA and Subaru

Shiang-Yu Wang (王祥宇 )Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics

Academia Sinica

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Hyper SuprimeCam• Fits the interests of ASIAA both in the technical and science aspects• Discussions for the collaboration began in late 2006• Funding for HSC-Taiwan secured in 2008• MOU signed Oct 2008

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Technical participation in HSC

• Mechanical Shutter (ASRD)• Filter exchanger (ASRD)• CCD procurement and test • Lens testing system (GEOS)• Data reduction software?

Fit the needs of the projectLearn new technology from the developmentBrought in the local companies to help

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Mechanical shutter

• Major change of the allowed dimensions in Aug 2008.

• Prototyping stopped• Activity transferred to

NAOJ• New prototype under tests.

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Filter exchangerSeparated filter exchanger unit is designed to solve the space and weight constrain

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Specification for FEU

• Number of filters: 6 filters• Minimum operational life of filter: 40,000 cycles• Minimum time between maintenance: 4,000 cycles• Max time between two visits in different filters: 10 min

(goal 5 min)• Accommodate SH filter• Filter glass aperture: ϕ600mm• Filter glass thickness: 28mm• position reproducibility : 50 micron• Weight: 240+/-40 kg

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FEU centering mechanism

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Lens testing system• Test the lens with two different

configurations

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Expected Schedule

• Complete detailed design of FEU in March 2009

• First CCD chip to be delivered in March 2009

• Lens testing system completed in Feb 2010

• Delivery of FEU in mid 2010

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Scientific interests

• Enhance the collaboration between Japanese and Taiwanese astronomers to use the Subaru telescope

• Participate in the HSC survey

• Mini workshop held in Dec 2008

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Interests on HSC survey • Enrich the existing research topics

– Weak lensing survey (Umestu, Nishioka)– High z galaxies study (Lin, Hsieh, Wang)– GRB & SNa study (Huang, Urata)– Solar system (Abe)

• Synergy with on-going projects in Taiwan:– AMiBA– ALMA– TAOS– PanSTARRS

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Interests on HSC survey • Enrich the existing research topics

– Weak lensing survey (Umestu, Nishioka)– High z galaxies study (Lin, Hsieh, Wang)– GRB & SNa study (Huang, Urata)– Solar system (Abe)

• Synergy with on-going projects in Taiwan:– AMiBA– ALMA– TAOS– PanSTARRS

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AMiBA (Array for Microwave background Anisotropy)

SZE interferometer13 elements implemented in 2009Increasing the photon-collecting area by a factor of ~7.4 Angular resolution is 2 arcmin (10’ FoV)

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Simulated AMiBA and Subaru Surveys

Subaru WL

AMiBA13 SZE

ng=30 arcmin^-2zs=1g)=0.4

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TAOS (Taiwan America Occultation Survey)

• 4 Robotic telescopes for the search of stellar occultation by KBO and EDOs.