Future Challenges Today’s burning questions in EGPN research, and the strategies, tools & techniques needed to answer them Outline: Overview (10 min) Open.

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Future Challenges Today’s burning questions in EGPN research, and the strategies, tools & techniques needed to answer them Outline: Overview (10 min) Open Discussion

What is the Path Forward? What are the major scientific questions in EGPN research? What are the most viable strategies for addressing them? What facilities will be necessary to execute these strategies? What facilities are on the horizon that can be applied to EGPN research? What kinds of collaborations will be necessary? What else can we do as a community to enable progress in this field? Future

Pressing Research Questions (an incomplete list…) The formation mechanism(s) of PNs The solution of the progenitor/core mass relation The origin of nebular morphology The co-evolution of PNs and their central stars The role of dust in formation & evolution The origin of the PNLF The effects of host galaxy chemistry & SFH have on the PN population The chemical evolution of host galaxies The internal dynamics of host galaxies; effect of dark matter The nature and extent of the intra-cluster stellar population Others?

Strategies PN Census of Local Group galaxies, complete to ~5 mag below the L(5007) peak Census of intra-cluster PNs to ??? Depth Include RV survey Census of Mira and Carbon stars in Local Group Census of PN morphology in a variety of host galaxy environments Includes census of CS properties Modelling of PN + CS systems in MC & other selected LG galaxies Deep spectroscopic surveys of large EGPN samples IR census of MCPNs Other approaches?

Facilities Current Technology Next-generation Technology Wide-field FPA imagers on 4-m class telescopes (NOAO Mosaic, CFHT Omegacam, etc.) PN Spectrograph HST: ACS, STIS Spitzer: IRAC, ??? Multi-fiber, IFU spectrographs on 8-m class telescopes Next-generation Technology Multi-Conjugate Adaptive Optics (MCAO) on 8-m class telescopes (e.g., Gemini GSAOI: 0.02 arcsec/pix over 1 arcmin FOV) JWST: near- to mid-IR, high-res, low BG imagining & spectroscopy LSST, Pan-STARRS all-sky, time-domain surveys to ~24th mag, astrometric surveys ALMA, SKA Future-generation Technology 20m, 30m, or 100m optical/IR telescopes

Putting it All Together Project Qs Addressed Required Facilities LG PN Census PNLF, Host galaxy effects Wide-field imagers IC PN Census Galaxy dynamics, IC stellar pops Wide-field imagers, PN.S LGPN Hi-res Imaging PN origins, populations, morphology, host galaxy influences HST, JWST, MCAO on 10m or 30m telescopes AGB, M, C-star census PN formation, I/F core mass, AGB mass loss Wide-field imagers, LSST LGPN Spectroscopic Survey Populations, host galaxy effects, Multi-fiber or IFU spect., 8-10m telescopes LGPN IR Survey Role of dust in PN formation, evolution, PNLF JWST, ??

Collaborations & Resources Is it time to consider one or more large collaborative efforts to press forward with these research questions? Advantages: Coherent plan for attacking multiple, major research questions “Interdisciplinary” approach: More compelling science case stars, galaxy researchers working happily together Coordinated (more successful?) requests for observing time Coordinated plan for obtaining, reducing, analyzing, publishing data Disadvantages Requires dedicated, selfless scientific/project leadership Overhead of management & coordination Egos, publication strategy

Other Issues What else might we be doing as a community? Creation of research resources for benefit of the field Catalogs VO resources Nomenclature standard Other??