[csp] "Radioastronomy in the VO" session at IVOA interop in October

[Bruno Merin]

Dear Alessandra,

Thanks for your kind response. No problem that you cannot make it this time to the session, but I will definitively keep you in the loop regarding the discussions at Groningen and any possible follow-up actions after that.

Best regards,

Bruno


> On Sep 11, 2019, at 6:21 PM, Alessandra Zanichelli <a.zanichelli at ira.inaf.it> wrote:
> 
> 
> Dear Bruno,
> many thanks for your kind invitation, I am indeed interested in the
> topic of VO standards for radio data and I am actually involve in
> their impementation for the data coming from the Italian radio
> telescopes.
> Unfortunately, due to personal commitments I will not be able to
> participate in the session, either in person or remotely. However,
> I would be happy if you could keep me in the loop of ongoing
> discussions on these topics.
> 
> Many thanks again, best regards,
> 
> Alessandra Zanichelli
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On Tue, 10 Sep 2019, Bruno Merin wrote:
> 
>> Dear Jun Han, Marco, and Alessandra,
>> On behalf of the Committee on Science Priorities (CSP) of the International
>> Virtual Observatory Alliance (IVOA), I would like to invite you to
>> participate (remotely or in person) to a session we are organizing at our
>> upcoming IVOP interop meeting in Groningen from the 11th to the 13th of
>> October. You can read more details below. I would be very grateful whether
>> you could confirm a) your interest in the topic and b) whether you would
>> agree to make a small presentation about the implementation experiences on
>> your observatory of VO standards for radio data.
>> Best regards and thanks in advance,
>> Bruno
>> ESA - European Space Agency
>> Dr. Bruno Merín
>> Head of the ESAC Science Data Centre (SCI-OPD)
>> European Space Astronomy Centre (ESAC)
>> Camino Bajo del Castillo s/n
>> Villanueva de la Cañada, 28692 Madrid, Spain
>> Bruno.Merin at esa.int | cosmos.esa.int/esdc
>> Phone: +34 91 813 1456 | Fax: +34 91 813 1218
>> 
>>      Begin forwarded message:
>> From: Bruno Merin <bmerin at sciops.esa.int>
>> Subject: [csp] "Radioastronomy in the VO" session at IVOA interop in
>> October
>> Date: September 6, 2019 at 6:07:11 PM GMT+2
>> To: R.Bolton at skatelescope.org, kettenis at jive.eu, meyer at astron.nl,
>> haarlem at astron.nl, James Dempsey <James.Dempsey at csiro.au>, Mark Lacy
>> <mlacy at nrao.edu>, pizzo at astron.nl, François Bonnarel
>> <francois.bonnarel at astro.unistra.fr>
>> Cc: csp <csp at ivoa.net>
>> Dear all,
>> As some of you might know, the International Virtual Observatory
>> Alliance (IVOA) is meeting from the 11th to the 13th of October at the
>> DOTliveplanetarium in Groningen (meeting page here). Given the vast
>> experience in radioastronomy in the area and the potential
>> availability of several expert radioastronomers in the area, we had
>> the idea of organizing a “Radioastronomy in the VO” session to examine
>> together the availability to radio data in the VO and try to identify
>> the simplest steps to connect both worlds or at least to move slightly
>> in the right direction. We would be talking about a 1.5 to 2 hour
>> plenary session during the IVOA interop meeting in Groningen with a
>> few small presentations to set the context and a discussion on what to
>> do next. We would first like to invite you all to this session (either
>> in person or remotely, giving a talk or just participating in the
>> discussion) and would like to ask how do you think this discussion
>> could be more useful to both parties. We will take care of all the
>> logistics of the session.
>> An earlier similar discussion already took place in the context of the
>> ESCAPE project and the notes can be found here. Therefore, we could
>> start the session with a summary of the conclusions from the earlier
>> meeting by e.g. Francois Bonnarel from CDS and then try to identify
>> the next steps to make all the Radio data easily available to the VO
>> world and viceversa. We are very much aware that this is a
>> long-standing goal from the VO but we are determined to give it a
>> second push now that many interfaces and protocols have matured
>> substantially in the VO side.
>> Any further comments and thoughts from any of you, or any
>> recommendation to contact any other people in the data providers world
>> for radioastronomy would be very useful too. I look forward hearing
>> from you about this.
>> This is the list of people that I have addressed this message to,
>> together with their affiliation and potential role in the IVOA:
>> Rosie Bolton, SKA Organization (R.Bolton at skatelescope.org)
>> Mark Kettenis, JIVE (kettenis at jive.eu)
>> Zheng Mayer-Zhao, ASTRON (meyer at astron.nl)
>> Michiel van Haarlem, ASTRON (haarlem at astron.nl)
>> Francois Bonnarel (CDS, francois.bonnarel at astro.unistra.fr)
>> James Dempsey, CSIRO (James.Dempsey at csiro.au) - also the DAL WG vice
>> chair
>> Mark Lacy, NRAO (mlacy at nrao.edu) - and CSP member
>> Roberto Pizzo, ASTRON (pizzo at astron.nl) 
>> Best regards and thanks in advance for your responses,
>> Bruno
>> On behalf of the IVOA Committee on Science Priorities (CSP)
>> ESA - European Space Agency
>> Dr. Bruno Merín
>> Head of the ESAC Science Data Centre (SCI-OPD)
>> European Space Astronomy Centre (ESAC)
>> Camino Bajo del Castillo s/n
>> Villanueva de la Cañada, 28692 Madrid, Spain
>> Bruno.Merin at esa.int | cosmos.esa.int/esdc
>> Phone: +34 91 813 1456 | Fax: +34 91 813 1218
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