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== Radio-Astronomy course - UNI Bologna | == Radio-Astronomy course - UNI Bologna 2017 == | ||
*[[Media:Intro_radioALMA_Rosita_Jan.pdf| Introduction ]] Introduction to mm interferometry | |||
* Aperture Synthesis Simulator written by Ivan Marti-Vidal (Nordic ARC)[[https://launchpad.net/apsynsim Apsynsim]] | * Aperture Synthesis Simulator written by Ivan Marti-Vidal (Nordic ARC)[[https://launchpad.net/apsynsim Apsynsim]] | ||
* First dataset: | * First dataset: | ||
Revision as of 12:24, 20 October 2017
Radio-Astronomy course - UNI Bologna 2017
- Introduction Introduction to mm interferometry
- Aperture Synthesis Simulator written by Ivan Marti-Vidal (Nordic ARC)[Apsynsim]
- First dataset:
download the file calibrators and use tar zxvf calibrators.ms.tgz
- Calibration Notes about Calibration
- Clean Notes about imaging
- Clean2 Notes about imaging (2)
- Momenti Notes about moments
- H2mass Notes about H2 mass determinations
- Esercitazione
(sub)mm-Astronomy with ALMA - SISSA 2014
- File:Submm astronomy SISSA2014.pdf - Introduction to the (Sub)Millimetric band (quick review of radiative processes)
- File:ALMA SISSA2014.pdf - Introduction to (Sub)Millimetric interferometry and to ALMA (radiotelescope structure, resolution, sensitivity, Fourier domain synthesis & imaging, pills of spectroscopy and polarimetry, ALMA organization, proposal process)
- File:Galactic SISSA2014.pdf - Galactic Science (ISM Astrochemistry, Stellar formation, Old stars, Protoplanetary discs)
- File:Extragalactic SISSA2014.pdf - Extragalactic science (AGN, starforming galaxies, galaxy clusters, lensed objects)
Radio-Astronomy course - UNI Catania 2014
Lectures on mm astrophysics for PhD students - Bologna 2009
- J. Brand - Molecular Clouds and Star Formation
- R. Cesaroni - The physics of high-mass star formation: methods, problems, and observational findings
- R. Maiolino - Gas, dust and star formation at high redshift
- L. Testi - ALMA and its applications for the study of protoplanetary disks
- L. Hunt - Molecular gas in the Local Universe
- M. Giroletti - Approaching the black hole horizon with mm-VLBI