VIRCAM @ VISTA Operation Team
IOT members
| Paranal | ||
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| Instrument Scientist | Valentin Ivanov | vivanov@eso.org |
| Second Instrument Scientist | Giovanni Carraro | gcarraro@eso.org |
| Telescope Scientist | Thomas Szeifert | tszeifer@eso.org |
| Instrumentation Engineer | Nikolas Haddad | nhaddad@eso.org |
| Software Engineers | Guillermo Valdes | gvaldes@eso.org |
| Josefina Urrutia | jurrutia@eso.org | |
| Garching | ||
| User Support Scientist | Marina Rejkuba | mrejkuba@eso.org |
| Michael Hilker | mhilker@eso.org | |
| Public Survey Scientist | Magda Arnaboldi | marnabol@eso.org |
| Quality Control Scientists | Wolfgang Hummel | whummel@eso.org |
| Mark Neeser | mneeser@eso.org | |
| Data Reduction Pipeline Developer | Lander de Bilbao | lbilbao@eso.org |
| External | ||
| VISTA Principal Investigator | Jim P. Emerson | j.p.emerson@qmul.ac.uk |
The VISTA ConsortiumVISTA is £36 million project, funded by grants from the DTI's Joint Infrastructure Fund and the STFC to Queen Mary, University of London, the lead institute of the VISTA consortium. VISTA is project managed by STFC's UK Astronomy Technology Centre. The VISTA consortium consists of: Queen Mary University of London, Queen's University of Belfast, University of Birmingham, University of Cambridge, Cardiff University, University of Central Lancashire, University of Durham, The University of Edinburgh, University of Hertfordshire, Keele University, Leicester University, Liverpool John Moores University, University of Nottingham, University of Oxford, University of St Andrews, University of Southampton, University of Sussex, University College London. The delivery of VISTA is an in-kind payment as part of UK's contribution to ESO. |
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IOT links
Last modified: 2012-09-05, vivanov