EAS Publications Series
Volume 45 (2010)
GAIA: At the Frontiers of Astrometry
Sèvres, France, June 7-11, 2010C. Turon, F. Meynadier and F. Arenou (Eds.)
ISBN: 978-2-7598-0608-9
ELSA and Gaia: Four years of fruitful collaboration p. 3
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General status of the Gaia mission and expected performance p. 9
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The Gaia satellite: status of development p. 15
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Gaia data simulations: a powerful tool to prepare for the Gaia scientific exploitation p. 25
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Testing Gaia instrument capabilities from simulations p. 31
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Long Term Analysis for the BAM device p. 37
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Modelling the Hipparcos Attitude p. 41
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Accurate Modelling the Attitude of the Gaia Satellite p. 47
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Radiation effects on Gaia CCDs, Modelling to mitigate the threat p. 55
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Native and irradiated Charge Transfer Inefficiency characterization p. 61
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Implementation of Models for Charge Transfer Inefficiency (CTI) in the Gaia Pixel-Level Data Simulator p. 67
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Next Generation of Light Detectors in Astronomy p. 73
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Hardware and networks for Gaia data processing p. 83
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CNES in GAIA data processing p. 89
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Processing massive datasets in genomics p. 95
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Three looks at Gaia data volumes p. 97
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Java-based communication in a High Performance Computing environment p. 103
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Basic principles of scanning space astrometry p. 109
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Monitoring the quality of the astrometric global solution p. 115
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Characterizing the Astrometric Errors in the Gaia Catalogue p. 117
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News on Seeking Gaia’s Astrometric Core Solution with AGIS p. 123
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Global Sphere Reconstruction in the Astrometric Verification Unit p. 127
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Nano-JASMINE: use of AGIS for the next astrometric satellite p. 135
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Space Interferometry Mission (SIM)-Lite Status p. 141
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Looking Toward the Future: Testing New Concepts p. 143
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Gaia photometry: methods, performances and problems p. 149
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Gaia spectro-photometry absolute calibration and comparison to classical systems p. 155
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The variable Universe Through the Eyes of Gaia p. 161
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Study of short period variables and small amplitude periodic variables p. 167
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Classification of Optical Transients: Experiences from PQ and CRTS Surveys p. 173
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The Gaia spectroscopic instrument (RVS): a technical challenge p. 181
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Gaia spectroscopy: processing, performances and scientific returns p. 189
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Radial Velocity Standard Stars for the Gaia RVS p. 195
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Hunting for stellar streams in the solar neighbourhood with the SDSS and GSC-II kinematic survey p. 203
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Tests of MATISSE on large spectral datasets from the ESO archive p. 209
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Prospects for wide field multi-object spectroscopic instrumentation p. 213
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GYES, A Multifibre Spectrograph for the CFHT p. 219
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Solar System science: Gaia and other forthcoming surveys p. 225
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Inverse methods for asteroid orbit computation p. 231
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Complementary ground-based observations for Solar System applications p. 237
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New Perspectives in Stellar Physics: Gaia in the 2015 context p. 245
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Perspectives for Determining Stellar Surface Parameters p. 251
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Stellar Rotation and Age Determination p. 257
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Limits in astrometric accuracy induced by surface brightness asymmetries p. 261
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Pulsating variable stars, powerful tools for galactic structure and evolution p. 267
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Astrometry and Exoplanets: The Gaia Era and Beyond p. 273
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SDSS, LSST and Gaia: Lessons and Synergies p. 281
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Prospects for dynamical modelling of the Galaxy in the 2015 context p. 287
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The chemical evolution of the Galactic thick and thin disks p. 293
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Radial mixing due to spiral–bar resonance overlap: Implications to the Milky Way p. 299
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Preparing the Besançon Galaxy Model for the comparison with Gaia data. p. 303
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Gaia capability of constraining the MW spiral arms from the disc velocity distribution p. 309
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Gaia: new perspectives in understanding the galactic bulge p. 313
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New (theoretical) Perspectives on the Galactic Halo p. 319
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Modelling stellar populations in galaxies resolved in stars by Gaia p. 325
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The Unresolved Galaxies with Gaia p. 337
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QSO Survey and Reference Frame with Gaia p. 345
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Telescopes don’t make catalogues! p. 351
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Gaia Outreach Features Available to the Scientific Community p. 359
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ELSA and the Frontiers of Astrometry p. 365
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Emission-line Stars and Early-type Stars with Gaia p. 373
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Future radio reference frames and implications for the Gaia link p. 377
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The Gaia Photometric Data Processing p. 381
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Membership of Globular Cluster NGC 6121 p. 385
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Minor mergers and their impact on the kinematics of galaxy discs p. 389
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Series of JASMINE missions p. 393
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Performance Evaluation of Nano-JASMINE p. 397
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Nano-JASMINE: Simulation of Data Outputs p. 401
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A spectroscopic survey of the Thick Disc outside the Solar neighbourhood: A comparison with the Besançon model p. 405
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Recognition of unresolved binaries on Gaia colour index diagrams p. 409
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Stellar energy flux modelling under gridified software SYNTSPEC p. 413
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Gaia: Object Detectability Near Bright Extended Sources p. 417
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Can thick disks originate through minor mergers? p. 421
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Ground based astrometric search for extrasolar planets in stellar multiple systems p. 429
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Modelling Gaia CCD pixels with Silvaco 3D engineering software p. 433
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Kinematic and chemical signatures of the formation processes of the galactic thick disk p. 437
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Binarity and Cluster Membership of Classical Cepheids p. 441
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Science Brought by JASMINE Data p. 445
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Current Status of Astrometry Satellite missions in Japan: JASMINE project series p. 449
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