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SUMMARY:Eighth Workshop on Robotic Autonomous Observatories
DESCRIPTION:Sixteen years after the inaugural workshop in Málaga\, robotic and autonomous astronomical observatories have achieved remarkable advancements. The global number of automated facilities has grown substantially\, along with their capabilities in robotization\, autonomy\, and networking. These developments\, driven by the search for electromagnetic counterparts to gravitational waves (such as the groundbreaking detection in 2017)\, have profoundly influenced diverse areas of astrophysics and beyond\, including: \n\nFireball detection\nMinor planet studies\nExoplanet searches\nMonitoring variable stars in the Galaxy\nStudying active galactic nuclei\nSupernova detection and monitoring\nRapid follow-up of high-energy transients like gamma-ray bursts\nElectromagnetic counterparts to neutrino and gravitational waves\n\nThe workshop will also highlight the increasing importance of space debris surveillance and tracking\, the observation of Near-Earth Objects\, the role of robotic observatories in public outreach and education\, and their contributions to open science. \nThe Scientific Organizing Committee aims to deliver a dynamic program addressing scientific\, technical\, educational\, and outreach themes. \nWe encourage researchers\, engineers\, educators\, and enthusiasts working in these fields to join us at AstroRob2025. The success of this workshop series has been largely due to the active participation\, insightful presentations\, and engaging discussions contributed by its attendees. Your involvement is key to making the forthcoming workshop as fruitful and inspiring as previous editions. \n 
URL:https://eclipses.iaa.es/evento/eighth-workshop-on-robotic-autonomous-observatories/
LOCATION:Hotel Cabo de Gata El Toyo\, Almeria\, Urbanización El Toyo\, C. de los Juegos de Casablanca\, 04131\, Almería\, Retamar\, Almería\, 04131\, Spain
CATEGORIES:Congresos,Workshops
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SUMMARY:Presentación final del estudio de viabilidad "Performance and Requirement Consolidation study" de CAIRT
DESCRIPTION:Durante los días 21 y 22 de octubre de 2025\, científicos de varios centros de investigación atmósferica de Europa\, propulsores de la misión CAIRT (The Changing-Atmosphere Infra-Red Tomography Explorer)\, propuesta a la ESA como una de las dos misiones espaciales en fase A como candidatas al programa Earth Explorer 11\, se reúnen en el IAA para exponer y debatir las conclusiones finales del estudio científico de dicha misión. \nEn concreto se trata de la presentación final de uno de los estudios de viabilidad de CAIRT\, el denominado «PerRec»\, «Performance and Requirement Consolidation study» de CAIRT. \n 
URL:https://eclipses.iaa.es/evento/presentacion-final-del-estudio-de-viabilidad-performance-and-requirement-consolidation-study-de-cairt/
LOCATION:IAA – CSIC\, Glorieta de la Astronomía\, Granada\, España
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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SUMMARY:A SITELLE overview of interacting galaxies and supernova remnants
DESCRIPTION:The purpose of this talk\, separated into three « chapters »\, is to present an overview of the capabilities of SITELLE\, a wide-field imaging Fourier transform spectrometer built by our team and attached to the Canada-France-Hawaii telescope. \nAfter a brief technical introduction to this instrument\, I will summarize the collaborative work started a few years ago between IAA\, Universidad de Granada and Université Laval on interacting galaxies (which is the main reason for my two-months sabbatical stay in Granada): Arp82\, Arp 143 and\, more recently\, a sample of Hickson compact groups (a project led by Salvador Duarte Puertas\, from UGR). The last chapter is dedicated to an ongoing work on supernova remnants\, both in the Milky Way (the Crab Nebula and Cassiopeia A)\, and then in nearby galaxies\, using data obtained as part of the SIGNALS survey. \nFecha y lugar: 13/11/2025 – 12:30 | Salón de ActosProf. Laurent DrissenUniversité Laval\, Québec \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://eclipses.iaa.es/evento/a-sitelle-overview-of-interacting-galaxies-and-supernova-remnants/
LOCATION:IAA – CSIC\, Glorieta de la Astronomía\, Granada\, España
CATEGORIES:Cursos
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SUMMARY:Unveiling Water Vapor Transport in the Martian Atmosphere
DESCRIPTION:Water is a key component of planetary atmospheres\, shaping their climate and habitability. On Earth\, Venus or Mars\, water vapor drives their atmospheric chemistry\, and serves as a crucial indicator for potential habitability. Understanding its transport\, condensation/sublimation\, and loss to space is essential for planetary evolution. In this context\, Mars offers a compelling case. Despite its current cold and dry state\, geological evidence suggests a wetter past. Today\, on Mars\, water vapor exists in trace amounts but plays a crucial role in many chemical and radiative processes. \nUntil recently\, knowledge of the vertical distribution of water vapor was limited to models and column density estimates. With the advent of the Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO)\, it has become possible to systematically probe the Martian atmosphere using the solar occultation technique. Already well established on Earth\, solar occultations provide detailed information on both the geographic and vertical distribution of trace species such as water vapor.TBD \nFecha y lugar: 09/10/2025 – 12:30 | Salón de ActosAdrián BrinesInstituto de Astrofísica de Andalucía (IAA-CSIC) \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://eclipses.iaa.es/evento/unveiling-water-vapor-transport-martian-atmosphere/
LOCATION:IAA – CSIC\, Glorieta de la Astronomía\, Granada\, España
CATEGORIES:Seminarios
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