Third Announcement for the 10th E-VLBI Workshop 2011 Nov 13-16

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Date: Wed, 28 Sep 2011 09:24:26 +1000

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>From: Dr Michael Bietenholz <michael_at_hartrao.<!--nospam-->ac.za>
>Date: 27 September 2011 4:16:44 PM AEST
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>Subject: [vlbi] Third Announcement for the 10th E-VLBI Workshop 2011 Nov 13-16
>
>Towards Global Real-Time VLBI
>
>** Deadline for abstract submission is Oct 1 **
>
>The 10th International e-VLBI Workshop will be held in South Africa
>near the Hartebeesthoek Radio Astronomy Observatory, between Nov 13
>and Nov 16, 2011. HartRAO is both a component of the e-EVN and
>involved in work towards the South African SKA pathfinder,
>MeerKAT. HartRAO is also spearheading an effort to convert
>communications dishes across Africa into an African VLBI network.
>
>E-VLBI is the enabling technology to realizing a world-wide, flexible,
>real-time VLBI network, where the observing configuration is driven by
>the science needs. With the coming expansion of sensitivity to
>transient radio sources driven by LOFAR, MeerKAT, MWA and ASKAP, the
>capability of rapid and high-resolution followup such as can be
>provided by e-VLBI will be of increasing importance.
>
>The focus of this workshop will be on both recent scientific results
>achieved using e-VLBI and technical advances in the transport,
>processing and imaging of e-VLBI data.
>
>Conference: The E-VLBI workshop will be held Nov 13 to 15 at
>Amanzingwe Conference centre,near Johannesburg, South Africa, followed
>by a tour or HartRAO and a discussion of the African VLBI Network on
>Nov 16.
>
>Invited speakers:
>
>Dave Boboltz (USNO; USA): Time, Space and the VLBA
>Walter Brisken (NRAO; USA): The Second Generation VEX and Other VLBI
>Standards
>Vivek Dhawan (NRAO; USA): Micro-Quasars
>Sergei Gulyaev (Auckland U. Technology: New Zealand): E-VLBI in New Zealand
>Michael Jones (Oxford, UK): E-Vlbi with E-Merlin and Goonhilly
>Huib Langevelde (JIVE; Netherlands): Global E-VLBI
>David Lapsley (Haystack Obs. MIT, USA): VLBI in the Cloud
>Enno Middelberg (Ruhr-Uni. Bochum; Germany): Large Field VLBI Surveys
>James Miller-Jones (CRAR; Australia) LOFAR and E-VLBI: Finding and
>Resolving Radio Transients
>Zsolt Paragi (JIVE; Netherlands): E-VLBI Observations of Supernovae and
>Gamma-Ray Bursts
>Steven Tingay (ICRAR; Australia): ASKAP and E-VLBI
>Randall Wayth (ICRAR; Australia): V-FASTR: The VLBA Transient Project
>Patrick Woudt (U. Capetown; South Africa): The MeerKAT Transients Project
>
>For more information and registration and abstract submission, please see
>http://www.hartrao.ac.za/e-vlbi2011/e-vlbi2011.html
>
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