THE DARK ENERGY SURVEY Science Goals: Perform a 5000 sq. deg. survey of the southern galactic cap Map the cosmological density field to z=1 Constrain the.

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THE DARK ENERGY SURVEY Science Goals: Perform a 5000 sq. deg. survey of the southern galactic cap Map the cosmological density field to z=1 Constrain the Dark Energy parameter w to ~5% with 4 complementary techniques begin to constrain dw/dz New Equipment: Replace the PF cage on the CTIO Blanco 4m telescope with a new 2.2 deg. FOV optical CCD camera Time scale: Instrument Construction Survey: 30% of the telescope time from

James Annis, Fermilab The Dark Energy Survey, Notre Dame Mar. 22, Blanco Telescope

James Annis, Fermilab The Dark Energy Survey, Notre Dame Mar. 22, 2005 Conclusions Present to 2009:  (w) ~ 0.1 (SNE+WMAP combined, ~0.3 alone)  Supernovae: ESSENCE, CFHTLS, HST, SNF, SDSS,…many 100’s of SNe Ia over z ~  Weak Lensing: Deep Lens, CFHTLS,...: ~ sq. deg. deep multi-band imaging  Cluster SZ: APEX, … ~200 sq. deg. survey 2009 to ~ 2014: DES will be in a unique position to constrain w to  (w) ~ 0.05 using four independent techniques and 1 st constraints on dw/dz 2014 and beyond: LST and JDEM will start to reach the next level of cosmological precision: ~1-2% on w and ~5% on dw/dz