Paper on Evryscope science plans
This arXiv paper (submitted to PASP) gives a detailed look at our science plans for the system.
This arXiv paper (submitted to PASP) gives a detailed look at our science plans for the system.
Tuesday talk & posters:
202.07. The Evryscope: the first full-sky gigapixel-scale telescope
Nicholas M. Law; Octavi Fors; Jeffrey Ratzloff; Philip J. Wulfken
258.06. Mechanical design for the Evryscope: a 10,000-sq-deg FoV, gigapixel-scale telescope
Jeff Ratzloff; Nicholas M. Law; Octavi Fors Aldrich; Philip J. Wulfken
258.07. Image Quality of the Evryscope: Method for On-Site Optical Alignment
Philip J. Wulfken; Nicholas M. Law; Octavi Fors Aldrich; Jeff Ratzloff
Wednesday talk & posters:
332.09. Targeted-mode pipeline for the Evryscope: 10,000-sq.deg. FoV gigapixel telescope
Octavi Fors Aldrich; Nicholas M. Law; Philip J. Wulfken; Jeffrey Ratzloff
http://starplan.dk/seminars/evryscope-first-full-sky-gigapixel-scale-telescope
Popular Mechanics has featured the Evryscope in their “Year of Good Things 2015” article, in the December/January 2015 edition, highlighting our plans for a 2015 deployment of the prototype system.
The Arctic prototype cameras and the potential Arctic deployment of the Evryscope are featured in the Nov/Dec 2014 issue of SkyNews (page 18) : http://www.skynews.ca/
http://www.astro.caltech.edu/events/colloquia.html
The Evryscope has been fully-funded for construction by the NSF Advanced Technologies and Instrumentation (ATI) program.
The Evryscope project has been featured in MIT Technology Review (“How to Build an Evryscope”).
The SPIE-2014 (Montreal Conference) paper on the Evryscope details the science plans and project status: arXiv upload