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SPARCS XIV: The SKA Awakens
작성자 : 한국천문학회	등록일시 : 2026-04-27 12:51:52
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SPARCS XIV: The SKA Awakens Date: October 19 (Mon) - October 23 (Fri), 2026  Location: Seoul MICE plaza, Korea Website: https://ska.kasi.re.kr/meetings/oct-2026-sparcs-xiv [Important Dates] - April 15th: Abstract submission is open (https://ska.kasi.re.kr/meetings/oct-2026-sparcs-xiv/registration-sparcs-xiv) - May 31st: Abstract submission deadline - June 30th: Program announcement - July 1st: Regular registration is open - August 30th: Registration deadline [Scientific Rationale] The SKA Pathfinder Radio Continuum Survey (SPARCS) Working Group began back in 2011 with the following goals: To coordinate developments of techniques, to avoid duplication of effort and ensure that each project has access to best practices To hold cross-project discussions of the specific science goals, to ensure cross- fertilisation of ideas and optimum survey strategies To coordinate the surveys in their choice of area, depth, location on the sky, and other survey parameters, to maximise the scientific return from the surveys To distil the SKA Pathfinder experiences as an input to the SKA We invite talks from anyone working on surveys with pathfinders, precursors, or early SKA. The topics can be scientific as well as technical or methods-related. [Registration Fee] We have a registration fee that varies by group. Standard, in-person: 150,000 KRW (~90 Euro) Standard, online: 120,000 KRW (~70 Euro) Student/ECR*: 80,000 KRW (~50 Euro, *maximum 5 years since PhD) [Meeting Information] The meeting this year will be held October 19th–23rd, 2026, in Seoul, South Korea, and will be hosted by SKA-Korea and the Korean Astronomical Society (KAS). This event is officially sponsored by the Seoul Metropolitan Government and Seoul Tourism Organization. The meeting is strongly encouraged as an in-person event to maximize interaction and networking between communities, while a limited number of online participants will be accommodated where necessary. The venue can hold up to 100 people, so places are first-come, first-served, and a waitlist will open once capacity is reached. [Scientific Organizing Committee] Kenda Knowles (Rhodes University) Yjan Gordon (University of Wisconsin-Madison) Wonki Lee (Yonsei University) Francesca Loi (INAF) Jeroen Stil (University of Calgary) Roland Timmerman (Durham University) Mattia Vaccari (University of Cape Town) Tessa Vernstrom (CSIRO) [Local Organizing Committee] Bong Won Sohn (KASI) Daehyun Kim (Sejong University) Dahee Lee (Chosun University) Eojin Ryu (Chosun University) Hyobin Im (UST) Jae-Young Kim (UNIST) Jeffrey Hodgson (Sejong University) Jongho Park (KHU) Junhan Kim (KAIST) Mingyu Ryu (UNIST) Minji Oh (Chosun University) Se-Heon Oh (Sejong University) SeungYeon Lee (UNIST) Wonki Lee (Yonsei University, Chair) Yeji Jo (KHU) Yunjeong Lee (KHU) Yura Lee (Sejong University)