IPSAG Telecon April 21, 2011 Shaul Hanany. Agenda Greetings ( 5 minutes) Background for IPSAG and connection to PhysPAG and APS (Shaul Hanany, 10 minutes)

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IPSAG Telecon April 21, 2011 Shaul Hanany

Agenda Greetings ( 5 minutes) Background for IPSAG and connection to PhysPAG and APS (Shaul Hanany, 10 minutes) View from NASA HQ (Rita Sambruna, 5 minutes) PCOS Advanced Concepts and Technology Office (Jean Cottam + Jackie Townsend, 10 minutes) Summary of pre-decadal activities + view forward (Bock, 10 minutes) Discussion (20 minutes) Summary of discussion + Actions (5 minutes)

Background: Within NASA NASA Advisory Council Science Committee Human Exploration Aeronautics … more … Astrophysics Subcommittee Earth Science Subcommittee Heliophysics Subcommittee Planetary Sci. Subcommittee Planetary Prot. Subcommittee Physics of the Cosmos PAG 1 (PHYSPAG; Ritz, UCSC) Physics of the Cosmos PAG 1 (PHYSPAG; Ritz, UCSC) Cosmic Origins PAG 1 (CORPAG; Martin, CalTech) Cosmic Origins PAG 1 (CORPAG; Martin, CalTech) Exoplanet PAG 1 (EXOPAG; Kastings, Penn S.) Exoplanet PAG 1 (EXOPAG; Kastings, Penn S.) Inflation Probe SAG 2 Inflation Probe SAG 2 Technology Roadmapping SAG 2 Technology Roadmapping SAG 2 1 PAG = Program Analysis Group 2 SAG = Science Analysis Group

Background: PAGs and SAGs PAGs: Provide technical analyses on specific topics to APS PhysPAG: Steve Ritz (Chair) - University of California, Santa Cruz Jason Rhodes - Jet Propulsion Laboratory Shaul Hanany - University of Minnesota Roger Brissenden - Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics Liz Hays - NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Guido Mueller - University of Florida Rita Sambruna (Executive Secretary, Ex-Officio) - NASA HQ Jean Cottam (PCOS Program Office, Ex-Officio) - NASA GSFC PhysPAG meeting at American Physical Society (Annaheim), Sunday May 1, 9 am – 2 pm

Background: PAGs and SAGs SAGs and IPSAG: Facilitate the work of the PAGs – Input on issues related to Inflation Probe – Input request can originate by APS, or PAG, or recommendation for action can originate from SAG – IPSAG: continuation of PPPDT, which organized the activities of the CMB community prior to decadal panel. –

IPSAG Statement of Task Review and update mission science goals following current developments in the field (e.g. Planck, sub-orbital measurements), Review and update information about and requirements on potential foreground contaminants and their removal, Review and update requirements on and developments in control of systematic errors, Assess necessary technology developments and prioritize areas for increased technical emphasis. The IPSAG work will build upon pre-New Worlds and New Horizons community and agency investments as summarized by reports from NASA’s 2009 Strategic Mission Concept Study and white papers submitted to NWNH. The IPSAG ( is established under the auspices of NASA’s Physics of the Cosmos Program Analysis Group (PhysPAG; which reports to the Astrophysics Subcommittee. Tasks of the IPSAG include: Updating baseline mission parameters; Providing reports to the PhysPAG, to NASA’s Astrophysics Subcommittee, and to other relevant committees; Maintaining contacts with European colleagues. A member of the PhysPAG will serve as the liaison with the IPSAG. Hanany, January 2011

Status in Europe Cosmic Origin Explorer (CORE) proposed to ESA as M-class (December 2010) ~$180M in US participation over next ~10 years Proposal ranked high on science Not selected for Phase A study for cost and feasibility reasons