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ALOHA 2024
As per the Out-of-cycle funding request: Astropy workshops at Hawaiian observatories funding request (between Cycles 3 and 4), Astropy will hold a series of one-day Astropy workshops/open consultation with major observatories in Hawaii (Subaru, Gemini, Keck, CFHT, SMA, etc.) over the course of one week, culminating in a day of open "office hours" by the Astropy Project team.
The goal of the workshops is threefold:
- Increase the adoption of Astropy (both core
astropy
and Astropy Affiliated packages) in the workflow of the Hawaiian observatories. - Encourage participation of observatory scientists and developers in the development of
astropy
and Astropy Affiliated packages. - Identify priority areas for Astropy development to facilitate adoption of
astropy
and Astropy Affiliated packages.
Contents:
Hosts: Subaru and Keck
Dates: December 2–6, 2024
Venue: Hilo/Waimea, HI, USA
Timezone: Hawaii-Aleutian Standard Time (GMT-10)
Subaru Telescope: 650 North Aohoku Place, Hilo, HI 96720
We will deliver two large workshops, one in Hilo at Subaru and one in Waimea at Keck, with a less formal training session and opportunities for one-on-one help the next day at each observatory.
The rough outline of each workshop day will be:
- Brief overview of
astropy
and Astropy Affiliated packages (30 minutes) - More detailed presentation on those areas that the observatories have indicated are of greatest interest to them (2 hours)
- Lunch (1 hour)
- Deeper dive into additional topics identified in the morning session (1 hour)
- Office hours/"code along" help with astronomers and developers to facilitate moving towards an Astropy-based workflow (2 hours)
Subaru workshop day 1 (tentative).
(Schedule here.)
Subaru workshop day 2 (follow-up activities, tentative).
(Schedule here.)
Keck workshop day 1 (tentative).
(Schedule here.)
Keck workshop day 2 (follow-up activities, tentative).
(Schedule here.)
Site tours (Q&A with staff, tentative).
(Schedule here.)
This meeting will be governed by the Astropy Code of Conduct. Our goal is to keep ours a positive, inclusive, successful, and growing community. We hold our community members, especially our core developers and project leaders, to a high bar of inclusive behavior.
Please report violations to any member of the SOC or Ombudsperson.
- Matt Craig (Minnesota State University Moorhead)
- Pey Lian Lim (STScI)
- Eric Jeschke (Subaru, NAOJ)
- Jennie Berghuis (Gemini North, NOIRLab)