Prompt searches for optical signals from gravitational wavetransient candidates with Pi of the Sky
The aim of the paper is to show methods used by Pi of the Sky team to search for optical counterparts of GW event candidates during Looc-Up science run and methods that we are planning to develop as part of the future Looc-Up. During the future joint GW-EM observations a new Pi of the Sky telescope...
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| author | Zadrozny, A. Sokolowski, Marcin Opiela, R. Obara, L. |
| author2 | Ryszard S. Romaniuk |
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| description | The aim of the paper is to show methods used by Pi of the Sky team to search for optical counterparts of GW event candidates during Looc-Up science run and methods that we are planning to develop as part of the future Looc-Up. During the future joint GW-EM observations a new Pi of the Sky telescope unit could image more than 1/3 of GW candidate probability maps in less than 10 minutes, taking many pictures of the same observation field. The system could automatically recognize optical transients and perform follow-ups of interesting events. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-149452017-09-13T15:02:14Z Prompt searches for optical signals from gravitational wavetransient candidates with Pi of the Sky Zadrozny, A. Sokolowski, Marcin Opiela, R. Obara, L. Ryszard S. Romaniuk The aim of the paper is to show methods used by Pi of the Sky team to search for optical counterparts of GW event candidates during Looc-Up science run and methods that we are planning to develop as part of the future Looc-Up. During the future joint GW-EM observations a new Pi of the Sky telescope unit could image more than 1/3 of GW candidate probability maps in less than 10 minutes, taking many pictures of the same observation field. The system could automatically recognize optical transients and perform follow-ups of interesting events. 2013 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/14945 10.1117/12.2035451 SPIE restricted |
| spellingShingle | Zadrozny, A. Sokolowski, Marcin Opiela, R. Obara, L. Prompt searches for optical signals from gravitational wavetransient candidates with Pi of the Sky |
| title | Prompt searches for optical signals from gravitational wavetransient candidates with Pi of the Sky |
| title_full | Prompt searches for optical signals from gravitational wavetransient candidates with Pi of the Sky |
| title_fullStr | Prompt searches for optical signals from gravitational wavetransient candidates with Pi of the Sky |
| title_full_unstemmed | Prompt searches for optical signals from gravitational wavetransient candidates with Pi of the Sky |
| title_short | Prompt searches for optical signals from gravitational wavetransient candidates with Pi of the Sky |
| title_sort | prompt searches for optical signals from gravitational wavetransient candidates with pi of the sky |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/14945 |