Introduction

We are holding a joint SAMI and Hector busy week on 4th – 7th October. It will be held in Sydney at the AAO-MQ offices in North Ryde. The main points of focus for the meeting will be:

• Discussion of current and future SAMI science, including links to Hector.
• Hector strategic planning.
• Early analysis of Hector data, including testing and improvements to pipelines and preliminary science analysis.

Registration for attendees

Please add your name to this list below, including the dates you will be attending and talk title if you would like to give a talk. For the location please specify “in person” or “remote + hotspot (UWA, KASI particularly)”. If you attend in person, please add any dietary requirements.

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Location

The AAO-MQ offices are located at 105 Delhi Road, North Ryde NSW 2113. This is located north of the centre of Sydney in North Ryde (the nearest Metro station is North Ryde). It is easily accessible by metro, bus, bicycle or car. From experience, coming by car is a nightmare due to traffic and limited, expensive parking and so the first three options are strongly encouraged.

Directions and Rooms

Please note AAO-MQ is not on the MQ campus. The AAO Offices share a building with the National Measurement Institute (NMI) at 105 Delhi Rd, North Ryde.

Meeting Room 1&2 is located just behind the NMI reception.

Please provide your name to the NMI reception on arrival as building access has been organised for all non MQ attendees.

Meeting Room Requirements

AAO-MQ require that all attendees wear a mask in the meeting room. Attendees will need to bring their own masks (a small number of masks will be available should you forget).

RAT tests are also available should anyone like to perform a test if they develop symptoms.

Parking and Public Transport (see attached map)

It is recommended that attendees take public transport to the meeting as most of the visitor parking spots shown on the map will be closed in October. 

Take the metro to North Ryde, it is then a 700m walk to the AAO Office.

The 259 bus runs between the Macquarie Centre and Chatswood Station.

Catering

Catering will be provided, however to reduce waste, please bring a keep cup for tea and coffee during the meeting and a water bottle.

A list of local cafes can also be found at:

Timezones

Note that NSW moves to Summer time as of Sunday 2nd Oct. As a result, during the meeting Perth will be 3hrs behind NSW and Korea will be 2hrs behind NSW.

Accommodation

In North Ryde (across from the AAO building) is Quest ~$160 p/n:

http://www.questapartments.com.au/properties/nsw/north-ryde/quest-north-…

The AAO offices are in North Ryde and near to the Metro station, so many other accommodation options are also available.

Remote access via Zoom

Zoom access is here:

Join from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android: https://uni-sydney.zoom.us/j/85055680200

Program

Below is the program, times are Sydney local times (AEDT)

Tuesday

Time	Speaker	Topic	Slides
11:00-12:00	–	informal catch-up, collaboration, paper writing etc
12:00-12:30	Julia Bryant	Hector status and plans for the week
12:30-1:00	Scott Croom	SAMI status and plans
1:00-2:00	–	Lunch
2:00-3:00	Sree/Madusha	Hector DR, plans for the week and priorities, include pipelines and other work. tests etc.	20221004_Hector_busyweek
3:00-3:30	–	People sign up to focus on tasks that have just been outlined in the previous 3 talks and confirm who they are working with.
3:30-4:00	–	Coffee
4:00-5:00	Scott Croom	SAMI priorities and remaining key science

Wednesday

Time	Speaker	Topic	Slides
9:00-9:15	–	Morning intro – confirming people know what tasks they are to focus on.
9:15-10:30	–	Work
10:30-11:00	–	Coffee
11:00-12:00	–	Discussion topics: Naming convention for IDs; ASTRO-3D connections links to other areas of ASTRO3D – GALAH, ASKAP, Genesis, galaxy evolution etc; Combining with Manga -merged datasets.
12:00-12:20	Matt Owers	Hector clusters overview.	HectorBW22_mowers.pdf
12:20-12:40	Stefania Barsanti	Spin-filament alignments in the cluster outskirts	Spin_Fil_SB
12:40-1:00	Hyunjin Jeong	Kinematic Alignments of Early-type Galaxies in Cluster Environments	Hector_SAMI_HyunjinJEONG
1:00-2:00	–	Lunch
2:00-3:30	–	work
3:30-3:45	–	Coffee
3:45-4:05	Brent Miszalski	Data Central support for Hector (2dFdr automation, target selection and observing log apps)	HectorSupport
4:05-4:25	Peter Watson	Radial gradients in low-spin galaxies	PJW_slides
4:25-4:45	–
4:45-5:00	–	Afternoon wrap-up and progress discussion

Thursday

Time	Speaker	Topic	Slides
9:00-10:30	–	Morning intro and then work.
10:30-11:00	–	Coffee
11:00-12:00	Di Wang	SFHs and quenching talk (20 mins) THEN Work	Di_hector_10_22
12:00-1:00	–	Discussion – Hector strategy, priorities, early science etc.
1:00-2:00	–	Lunch
2:00-2:20	Tom Rutherford	Using streams and shells to trace the dynamical evolution of massive galaxies	presentation_busyweek_tomrutherford
2:20-3:30	–	Cluster discussion
3:30-4:00	–	Coffee
4:00-4:30	–	Discussion: (a) expansion of the RA range vs dec stripes for WAVES region observation strategy; (b) TAIPAN for the redshift survey.
4:30-5:00	–	Updates and progress

Friday

Time	Speaker	Topic
9:00-10:30	–	Morning intro and then work.
10:30-11:00	–	Coffee
11:00-1:00	–	Discussion: (a) Revisit the DR discussions (Sree, Madusha). (b)A analysis of allocation of galaxies to hexabundles (Oguzhan). (c) blue AAOmega spectrum lack of features (Mina)
1:00-2:00	–	Lunch
2:00-3:30	–	Work
3:30-4:00	–	Coffee
4:00-4:30	–	Updates and progress
4:30-5:00	–	Updates and progress

Tasks from the DR team:

https://cloud.datacentral.org.au/apps/onlyoffice/142923839?filePath=%2FHector%2FDR%2Fbusyweek%2FDR_busyweek_tasks.docx

Accomplished DR task from Oguzhan Cakir: allocation of galaxies to hexabundles