About the Workshop †
SWIMS is a NIR spectrograph/imager for TAO 6.5m telescope, capable of imaging of maximum
9.6 arcmin FoV (6.6x3.3arcmin on Subaru) with unique set of medium-and narrow-band filters, as well as multi-object spectroscopy with R~1000.
Also, simultaneous imaging/spectroscopy of 0.9-1.4 and 1.4-2.45um
wavelength ranges using a dichroic mirror provides us high
observational efficiency.
We are proposing to transport SWIMS to the Subaru telescope at the
beginning of 2016 and to offer it to the community as a PI instrument
there. After the completion of the 6.5m telescope, it will then be
transferred to Chile and start the first-light observations at the
6.5m telescope (now scheduled in 2018).
The main scope of this workshop is to introduce and share the current
status of SWIMS with the community, and discuss possible science cases
with SWIMS either at Subaru or at TAO.
We have now prepared a web page to explain overview and
detailed specification of SWIMS here
for your reference.
SWIMS Science WS Coordinators :
K. Motohara, M. Konishi, H. Takahashi,
T. Kodama, M. Hayashi, Y. Koyama and K. Tadaki
Program †
(I) : Invited Talk (35min+5min)
(C) : Contributed Talk (15min+5min)
2015/9/18 |
[High Redshift Galaxies] (Chair: T. Kodama) |
9:30 | (C) "Quick Suvery of Protoclusers around AGNs" | I. Tanaka (NAOJ) | SWIMS_WS_2015_ITanaka.pdf |
| (I) "Rest-frame optical emission lines properties of high-z galaxies in different environments" | J. Silverman (Kavli IPMU) | jsilverman_tao_swims.pdf |
10:30 | Coffee Break (20min) |
10:50 | (C) "ISM properties and AGN activities of z=1.4-2.7 galaxies explored by `expensive' spectroscopic survey with SWIMS" | R. Shimakawa (Sokendai) | swims_ws_rhythm.pdf |
| (C) "IFU spectroscopy of high-z radio galaxies with SWIMS" | M. Hayashi (NAOJ) | SWIMS-WS_20150918_Hayashi.pdf |
| (C) "Search for distant (z>6) quasars with SWIMS+HSC" | Y. Matsuoka (NAOJ) | ymatsuoka.pdf |
11:50 | Lunch Break (70min) |
[Planets and Stars] (Chair: M. Konishi) |
13:00 | (C) "Observation of Exoplanet-Atmosphere by SWIMS" | A. Fukui(NAOJ)/N. Narita (ABC) | 20150918_fukui_exoplanet.pdf |
| (C) "Material Science of the Solar System Probed by NIR Observations" | F. Yoshida (NAOJ) | SWIMS20150918.pdf |
| (C) "Probe the Stellar Population of Milky Way and Nearby Galaxies using Photometry and Spectrosocpy of Variable Stars" | N. Matsunaga (Univ. Tokyo) | 20150918Matsunaga.pdf |
| (C) "Our NIR IFU/MOS observations of SNRs and future application to SWIMS" | H. Lee (KASI) | hglee20150918swims_ioa.pdf |
14:20 | Coffee Break (20min) |
[Synergy with Other Facilities] (Chair: M. Konishi) |
14:40 | (C) "NIR observations of gravitational wave sources" | M. Tanaka (NAOJ) | tanaka_20150918.pdf |
| (C) "COMING-TAO collaborations: COMING-PLUS" | H. Kaneko (NAOJ) | 20150917-18TAO_SWIMS WS.pdf |
| (C) "ALMA-TAO/SWIMS synergies" | K. Kohno (Univ. Tokyo) | 150918_ALMA-SWIMS-ver6_forPublic.pdf |
|
15:40 | Summary and Discussion (30 min) | swims-summary.pdf |
16:10 | End of Workshop |
Photographs †