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The 3rd miniTAO/ANIR Science Workshop on 10 March, 2012

The near-infrared camera, ANIR, mounted on the miniTAO telescope have observed various astronomical objects such as planetary nebulae and extragalactic sources, collaborated with researchers in Japan and overseas. In preparation for observation runs in 2011, we have held a science workshop on 10 March, where we have reported/discussed the progress of the data analysis and observational strategy in 2011.

ANIRワークショップの様子
▲ Participants in Mitaka
Date:March 10 (Thu), 2011 10:00-16:00
Venue:Institute of Astronomy, the University of Tokyo (Mitaka)
Program:10:00-10:20The ANIR Status Report and S11AMotohara
【Galactic Objects】
10:20-10:40Search for Wolf-Rayet stars in massive star clusters in LMCTanaka
10:40-11:00NIR Survey of YSO Eclipsing BinariesNakashima
11:00-11:20Systematic search for H2O in M starsTanabe
11:20-11:40Optical-NIR observation report of SN2010daOhsawa
13:00-13:20K-band transit observations of a terrestrial planet near M dwarf starSuenaga
【Extragalactic Objects】
13:20-13:35 CCD image distortion, CCD flat/sky, IR array latent imageMinezaki
13:35-13:55Deep oputical-NIR imaging of nearby supernova sitesKUNCARAYAKT
13:55-14:15Paschen alpha surveys for nearby galaxiesTateuchi
14:15-14:30Other on-going and new proposalsKonishi
【Discussion】
14:30-16:00Discussion
- Replacement of NIR filters,
- S11A Time Allocation