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The scheduled October 2018 launch of the James Webb Space Telescope is steadily approaching, and the first Call for Proposals will be released in 2017. The Space Telescope Science Institute, following the recommendations of the JWST Advisory Committee, is now defining the parameters for an Early Release Science (ERS) program.
The primary objective of the Early Release Science (ERS) program is to provide community access to a broad suite of JWST science observations as early as possible in Cycle 1. The observing programs will be chosen by peer review to provide representative datasets and address technical challenges related to the major instrumental modes available on JWST. ERS observations are expected to seed initial discovery and to inform Cycle 2 proposals, which will be submitted just months after the start of Cycle 1 based on the current JWST science timeline:
The key elements of the nascent Early Release Science program are currently as follows:
A slide set presenting the ERS concept can be found here.
We are now soliciting input through a brief survey to gauge community familiarity with and interest in JWST capabilities, and help inform our preparations for the ERS program. The survey will be open from October 10, 2015 through January 15, 2016, and should take 10-15 minutes to complete. It can be found here.
Questions and comments are welcome at jwst_ers at stsci.edu. Interested parties may also contact the following STScI science staff members: