Tentative Agenda

We are proposing to have 15min talk and 5 min for questions. If you feel like 15 min is too short for your talk, feel free to use more time and please let David know so that we can adjust the session. If you have particular questions you would like to bring up and talk with the audience, feel free to prepare a slide for it as we already accommodated time for group discussion (and let the session chair person know, if possible).

Time Slot	Name	Presentation Title	PDF/PPT file
Monday 26 Afternoon
12:00noon	Lunch served in the CfAO? atrium for all participants
1:00pm	Introduction to Monday session - Chair: S. Wright (UCLA)
1:05pm	David Law (Caltech)	OSIRIS Observations of High Redshift Galaxies: Technique and Preliminary Science Results
1:25pm	Lynne Raschke (UCSC )	Investigating the central environments of nearby spiral galaxies with Lick LGS AO and HST
1:45pm	Phil Marshall (UCSB)	Super-resolving distant galaxies with gravitational telescopes: Keck-LGSAO and Hubble imaging of the lens system SDSSJ0757+3216
2:05pm	Group discussion lead by Shelley: lessons learned, alternate approaches, remaining challenges, future challenges, etc
2:30 - 2:45pm	Short Coffee Break
2:45pm	Tomasso Treu (UCSB)	The kinematics of Einstein Rings
3:05pm	James Graham (UCB)	PSF reconstruction for AO observations crowded field stellar photometry: Application to IC 10
3:25pm	Matthew Britton (Caltech)	Estimation of the AO PSF using turbulence profile data
3:45pm	Nicholas Law (Caltech)	LAMP@Palomar: Lucky Adaptive Optics In the Visible
4:25pm	Group discussion lead by Shelley: lessons learned, alternate approaches, remaining challenges, future challenges, etc
5:30pm	Ajourn + Walk along the West Cliff (between Lighthouse and Natural Bridges)
7:00pm	Dinner at ?? on Mission St., or Olita, Ideal, Gilberte (seafood at Wharf) Sunset at ~7:30pm; visible from Wharf?
Tuesday 27 Morning
8:15-8:45am	Breakfast in the CfAO? atrium
8:55am	Introduction to Tuesday session - Chair: MF
9:00am	Franck Marchis (UCB)	Multiple Asteroids Studied with AOs
9:20am	Mate Adamkovics (UCB)	Titan science: Gleaming the OSIRIS cube
9:40am	Jim Lyke (WMKO)	OSIRIS DRP: from observations of Nova Cas 1995 to science
10:00am	Tuan Do (UCLA)	Light curve timing analysis and spectral slope analysis of Sgr A *
10:20am	Group discussion lead by M: lessons learned, alternate approaches, remaining challenges, future challenges, etc
10:30 - 10:40am	Short Coffee Break
10:40am	Holly Maness (UCB)	The Dominant Population in the Central Parsec of the Galaxy: Intermediate-Age or Metal-Poor?
11:00am	Jessica Lu (UCLA)	Keck/NIRC2 Astrometry in Crowded Stellar Fields
11:20am	Brian Cameron (Caltech)	Astrometry of Magnetars and Microquasars with Keck/NIRC2
11:40am	Group discussion lead by M: lessons learned, alternate approaches, remaining challenges, future challenges, etc
12:00noon	Lunch served in the CfAO? atrium for all participants

-- DavidLM - 16 Mar 2007