NAOJ Achievements and Future Planning Symposium 2019

Objectives

The NAOJ Achievements and Future Planning Symposium (formerly "The NAOJ Projects' Progress Presentation Meeting") will be held to share the significant scientific achievements from the past year produced by NAOJ facilities spanning across wavelengths and theory/simulation/observations. Following the scientific presentations by NAOJ members, guests from various Astronomical Communities* will present; 　1）Scientific evaluation of NAOJ facilities, 　2）Future plans discussed in the community, and 　3）Expectations for NAOJ. We have also invited guests from ISAS/JAXA and the planetary science field so that not only ground-based facilities but also space projects could be covered. Taking various presentations into account, requests and expectations for the future directions of NAOJ will be discussed to contribute to the further development of astronomy. 　 *Astronomical Communities（in order of presentation）： 　Japan Radio Astronomy Forum, Japan VLBI Consortium, Japan Solar Physics Community, Rironkon (theoretical community), Group of Optical and Infrared Astronomers (GOPIRA)

　　

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Symposium Outline

• [Date and Time]
  　　Thursday, December 12 - Friday, December 13, 2019 in JST
• [Venue]　
  　　NAOJ Mitaka Campus, Large Seminar Room (Subaru Building)　
  　　（2-21-1 Osawa, Mitaka, Tokyo 181-8588, Japan）and Video conference with NAOJ Branches.
• [Target Audience]　
  　　NAOJ staff, astronomy researchers in other institutes and graduate students.
• [How to Participate]　
  　　No need to apply in advance.　*This event has ended.
• [Poster Session]
  　　All posters will appear on poster boards in front of the Large Seminar Room (Subaru 　　　　　　Building). We are looking for posters that will introduce your excellent research results 　　　　　from the past year. Please contact the NAOJ Research Support Unit no later than 　　　　　　 　　Monday, December 9th (kenkyu_@_nao.ac.jp, remove _).
• [Language]
  　　Presentation Slides and Posters: English. Oral Presentations：In principle should be 　　　　　　in English. However, Japanese is also acceptable for presentations from the Astronomical 　　　　Communities and general discussions.

　 　　

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Day１：Thursday, December 12

• [Chair] SAITO, Masao (NAOJ)

• 09:55-10:00 Greetings from NAOJ Director General　　TSUNETA, Saku

• 10:00-10:40 Recent Science Outcome with Radio Astronomical Observatories Operated by
  　　　　　　　　NAOJ　　FUKAGAWA, Misato (NAOJ) PDF(2.7MB)

• 10:40-11:20 Radio Community：Current assessment and expectations for the future
  　　　　　　　　KOHNO, Kotaro (Univ. Tokyo) PDF(16MB)
• 11:20-12:00 VLBI Community：Current assessment and expectations for the future
  　　　　　　　　FUJISAWA, Kenta (Yamaguchi Univ.) PDF(5.4MB)

• (Lunch)

• 13:00-13:40 Achievements in Solar Astronomy
  　　　　　　　　KATSUKAWA, Yukio (NAOJ) PDF(9.0MB)

• 13:40-14:20 Comments to NAOJ from Japan Solar Physics Community
  　　　　　　　　YOKOYAMA, Takaaki (Univ. Tokyo) PDF(6.5MB)

• (Break)

• 14:40-15:20 CfCA Progress Report for FY2018-2019
  　　　　　　　　KOKUBO, Eiichiro (NAOJ) PDF(14MB)
• 15:20-16:00 Recent achievements in Gravitational Wave astronomy - Status of KAGRA and
  　　　　　　　　future prospects 　　　ASO, Yoichi (NAOJ) PDF(36MB)

• 16:00-16:30 NAOJ from viewpoint of the theory community
  　　　　　　　　OSUGA, Ken (Tsukuba Univ.） PDF(193KB)
• 16:30-17:10 Current & Future Space Missions in Japan and Overseas（JAXA/NASA/ESA/ 　　　　　　　　　　NAOJ)　　YAMADA, Toru (ISAS/JAXA）PDF(16MB)

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Day2：Friday, December 13

• [Chair] SAITO, Masao (NAOJ)

• 9:00-9:40　NAOJ Projects　　IGUCHI, Satoru (NAOJ)
• 9:40-10:20 NAOJ Achievements from Subaru Telescope
  　　　　　　　　YOSHIDA, Michitoshi (NAOJ) PDF(8.4MB)

• (Break)

• 10:30-11:10 Achievement from Gaia and future prospects of JASMINE
　　　　　　　　GODA, Naoteru (NAOJ) PDF(9.3MB)

• 11:10-11:50 Optical Infrared Community： Current assessment and expectations for the 　　　　　　　　　　　future　　WADA, Takehiko (ISAS/JAXA)

• 11:50-12:30　Poster Session

• (Lunch)

• 13:40-14:20 A new perspective of Solar System science with close collaboration with
  　　　　　　　　Astronomy 　TACHIBANA, Shogo (Univ. Tokyo & ISAS/JAXA) PDF(12MB)

• 14:20-15:10 Discussion： Astronomy in the World and Future Plans for NAOJ
  　　　　　　　　Facilitator：IGUCHI, Satoru (NAOJ)

• 15:10-15:20 Summary： NAOJ Director General　　TSUNETA, Saku

　 　　

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◆Posters

• ・CLASP2 Sounding Rocket Experiment and the Initial Results
  　ISHIKAWA, Ryoko (SOLAR-C)

• ・Outline and Scientific Goals of JASMINE　　YANO, Taihei (JASMINE)

• ・SUNRISE-3: Advanced Observations of the Solar Atmosphere by a Balloon-Borne
  　Telescope　　KATSUKAWA, Yukio (SSO) & SUNRISE-3 team

• ・Evolution and growth of dust grains in protoplanetary disks with magnetically
  　driven disk winds　　TAKI, Tetsuo (CfCA)

• ・The Subaru HSC Low-redshift galaxy clustering with photometric redshift
  　ISHIKAWA, Shogo (CfCA)

• ・Shape of nebular emission line of core-collapse supernova exploded by neutrino
  　heating mechanism　　OHTANI, Yukari (CfCA)

• ・Evaluation of the Vertical Scale Height of L Dwarfs in the Galactic Thin Disk
  　SORAHANA, Satoko (TMT)

• ・CARMA-NRO Orion Survey: Core Mass Functions in the Orion Nebula Cluster Region
  　and its Implication for Star Formation Scenario　　TAKEMURA, Hideaki (GUAS, M2)

• ・NRO Star Formation Project: Discovery of Ongoing Cloud-Cloud Collision in the Future
  　High-Mass Star Forming Region, M17 Swex　　KINOSHITA, Shinichi (U Tokyo, M1)

• ・CCS Zeeman Observations toward Prestellar Cores　　KUSUNE, Takayoshi (Div. Science)

• ・Developement of the 30-50 GHz Receiver for Nobeyama 45-m telescope
  　NAKAMURA, Fumitaka (Div. Science)

• ・Upgrade of an ALMA Band 10 prototype receiver for ASTE - Commissioning and science
  　verification　ASAYAMA, Shinichiro (Chile Observatory)

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