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The Challenge in 4 steps
The Challenge in 4 steps
Starting December 20th 2019
Orbital parameters & masses with 4 epochs HLC epochs with OR without RV priors (as you see fit) the flux ratio for each detection Starting December 20th 2019
only if you submitted Step 1 (ask us for a link to a spreadsheet)
Starting December 25th 2019
Merry Christmas Starting December 25th 2019
Only if you submitted Step 2 (ask us for a link to another Box folder)
Starting January 20th 2020
Orbital parameters & masses with all 6 epochs, RV (all the info)Provide small doc with method used and error bars Starting January 20th 2020
only if you submitted Step 2 (ask us for a link to a spreadsheet)
June 20th 2020
Last refinement of the orbital parameters2 bonus questions: Phase curve(s) assuming it is LambertianRadius & albedo provided given mass-radius relationship June 20th 2020
"bonus questions"
nnly if you submitted Step 3 (ask us for a link)"bonus questions"
Rehearsal Data Sets
Rehearsal Data Sets
Neil Zimmerman's presentation (PDF) explaining how the HLC data and the scenes where generated.
The Reference Sheet with stellar parameters and other useful information.
Tutorial / Hackathon #2
Tutorial / Hackathon #2
This is the Box repository for the tutorial dataset of the Hackathon 2 (mind the Day 1 and Day 2).
Julien Girard's general presentation (PPT) to introduce the DC aims and showing that this time radial velocity and imaging simulated data are combined to be able to fit orbits with only 2 imaging data points.
Sergi Hildebrandt's presentation of the starshade simulations (PDF) using SISTER. Note: the SS data was made available on Day 2 (because most of the hidden planets were easily seen and we wanted participants to first try and recover the brightest planets with the first 2 HLC epochs).
The Reference Sheet with stellar parameters and other useful information.
Tutorial / Hackathon #1
Tutorial / Hackathon #1
This is the Box repository for the tutorial dataset of the Hackathon 1.
Julien Girard's presentation (part of the larger "WFIRST Synthetic Data Hackathon" event.
Neil Zimmerman's presentation explaining how the data was generated and the 3 tracks (or exercises) for these two days.
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