GSMT Program Office
Working Towards a Giant Segmented Mirror Telescope
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SPIE Conference
Backaskog Workshop
September 9 - 12, 2003
SPIE Papers Submitted
- Brent L. Ellerbroek, AURA New Initiatives Office, Wavefront Reconstruction Algorithms and Simulation Results for Multi-Conjugate Adaptive Optics on Giant Telescopes
- Jeremy Mould, National Optical Astronomy Observatory, GSMT
- Konstantinos Vogiatzis, David S. De Young, AURA New Initiatives Office,National Optical Astronomy Observatory, Numerical Simulations of Flow in Extremely Large Telescope Enclosures (powerpoint presentionat)
- Konstantinos Vogiatzis, David S. De Young, AURA New Initiatives Office,National Optical Astronomy Observatory, Site Characterization Through the Use of Computational Fluid Dynamics (powerpoint presentation)
- Konstantinos Vogiatzis, David S. De Young, AURA New Initiatives Office,National Optical Astronomy Observatory, Site Characterization Through the Use of Computational Fluid Dynamics
- Larry Stepp, Stephen Strom, AURA New Initiatives Office, The Thirty-Meter Telescope Project Design and Development Phase
- George Angeli and Brooke Gregroy, AURA New Initiatives Office, Linear Optical Model for a Large Ground Based Telescope
- George Angeli, Robert Upton, Anna Segurson, and Brent Ellerbroek, AURA New Initiatives Office, Active Optics Challenges of a Thirty Meter Segmented Mirror Telescope
SPIE Conference
Optical Science and Technology
San Diego, CA
August 3 - 8, 2003
SPIE Papers Submitted
- Brent L. Ellerbroek and C.R. Vogel, AURA New Initiatives Office, Montana State University, Simulations of Closed-Loop Wavefront Reconstruction for Multi-Conjugate Adaptive Optics on Giant Telescopes
- George Angeli, Anna Segurson, Robert Upton, Brooke Gregory and Myung Cho, AURA New Initiatives Office, Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory-NOAO, Integrated Modeling Tools for Large Ground Based Optical Telescopes
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