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Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array Expanded Very Large Array Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telescope Very Long Baseline Array The Jansky VLA Sky Survey (VLASS) Technical Plan and Status Steven T. Myers (National Radio Astronomy Observatory, Socorro, NM) Casey J. Law; Stefi A. Baum; Claire J. Chandler; Shami Chatterjee; Mark Lacy; Eric J. Murphy for the VLASS Survey Team and the Survey Science Group

VLASS Proposal and Technical Plan Website : Science Proposal and survey definition by community Survey Science Group (SSG) following AAS 223 workshop in Jan 2014 Technical Working Group (S. Myers, C. Law co-chairs) and VLASS Director (Chandler) wrote Technical Plan Community Review of proposed survey held in March 2015 Recommendation of review to go ahead with All-Sky approved by NRAO Director, pending passing design reviews and pilot survey – Hidden Explosions & Faraday Tomography as headline science – Deep field part of survey recommended to put forward as separate P.I. large project AAS 227 Myers

VLASS SSG and Proposal Contributors VLASS Proposal author list… AAS 227 Myers

VLASS: Post-Review Survey Definition Tier Area (deg 2 ) Resolution (’’,robust) Rms ( μ Jy/bm) Time (hr)Epochs All-Sky33,885 (δ > -40°)   Captures a set of snapshots of the radio sky unique in time & “space”   Enables : focused radio, multi-, statistical, time domain studies   S-Band (2 – 4 GHz), B/BnA configurations   Wide Bandwidth – spectral index, improved synthesized PSF   Full Polarization – Improved RM Synthesis Imaging   All-sky visible to VLA (  >-40° ~34Kdeg 2 ) – including Galactic plane and bulge   Synoptic – 3 epochs, 120  Jy/beam per epoch, 32 month cadence   OTFM scanning at ~3’/s (or ~6’/s)   High Angular Resolution (2.5”)   locate hosts and location within hosts   ~5400 hr investment over ~7yr   ~15% impact on PI time Tier Density (deg -2 ) Total DetectionsAll-Sky2909,700,000 10x FIRST yield, ~5x NVSS AAS 227 Myers

VLASS Basic Data Products (BDP) Deliverables by NRAO (with SSG collaboration where possible): Also, Enhanced Data Products (EDP): – added value by community groups, e.g. RM synthesis maps, transient catalogs and alerts. Announcement of call soon… ProductTimescaleNotes Raw Dataimmediateno proprietary period Calibrated Data1 weeksame, served from archive Quick-Look Images48 hrs.continuum only, simple QA Quick-Look Catalogw/QLIonly basic image object finding Single-Epoch Images6 mos. (12 mos. pol)better quality assurance Single-Epoch Catalogw/SEImore object parameters Cumulative Images12 mos. (16 mos. pol) produced after each epoch after first, increased depth Cumulative Catalogw/CImore detailed AAS 227 Myers

ALL-SKY images (tentative plan) deg 2 at 0.6” pixel size  1.2Tpix (4.8TB) per plane QL images – 2 continuum images (I +  ) = 2.4Tpix (9.6TB) SE images (3 epochs) – 3 x 4 continuum images (I  +  ) = 14.4Tpix (57.6TB) – 3 x 5 (IQU+  ) coarse cubes (14 planes, 128MHz) = 252Tpix (1008TB) very large! considering compress/cutout/drop options – 3 x 5 full cubes (180 planes,10MHz) = 3.24Ppix (13PB) = NO WAY! CF images (best combined images after each new epoch) – 6 continuum images (I  +  ) = 7.2Tpix (28.8TB) – 5 coarse cubes (14 planes) = 84Tpix (336TB) – compress 10:1 to 33.6TB – 5 fine cubes (180 planes) = 1.1Ppix (4.32PB) – compress 40:1 to 108TB Full spectral resolution (>100 PB) – Process on Demand (PoD), no storage – pursuing development of this as new workflow model Fast Transient Search Correlator dump time 0.45s (or 0.25s) 100Mpix x 1024ch x 4 pol / 0.45s ~ 1Tpix/s (LSST ~ 1.6Gpix/s) AAS 227 Myers VLA NGAS storage plan 5.7PB in 2020

Status & Plans Establishment of the VLASS Survey Team underway Preparing for Preliminary Design Review (PDR) – current schedule for PDR in May 2016 Carrying out Test & Development Program – test observations ongoing & available (TSKY0001) B/A 16deg 2 M31,Taurus,Orion; A/D144deg 2 Stripe-82 – benchmarking for processing needs Planning for VLASS Pilot Project – goal for 150+ hours in 16A B-configuration – scientifically viable observations, deg 2 – community SSG will define the pilot survey AAS 227 Myers

Opportunities Participate in the VLASS Pilot Project! – students, post-docs can embed in small team Calling for Community interest in Enhanced Data Products & Services (EDPS) – transient alerts, polarization, catalogs & IDs, archives, … – community-led MSIP, international partners Do your science with VLASS data and data products! – data public when observed, can propose to NSF – participate in advising and conducting the survey mechanism TBD, if interested contact: Developing VLASS EPO plan – partnerships welcome! AAS 227 Myers

VLASS Milestones Notional schedule (as of Nov 2015) DateActivity 2015 March 4–6External Community Review (Socorro) 2015 March – 2016 JanSet up Project Office & Team, draft workplan, allocate resources 2015 March – 2016 OctTest & Development Program carried out 2016 May (TBD)VLASS Preliminary Design Review (PDR), pilot go/no-go 2016 May 27Start of 2016A B-config (VLASS pilot observations) 2016 Sep 5End of 2016A B-config (includes 1 week extension for pilot) 2016 Oct (TBD)VLASS Critical Design Review (CDR), final go/no-go 2016 Oct – 2017 SepDemonstration of Basic and Enhanced Data Products from pilot 2017 SepVLASS epoch 1 observing begins (B-config) 2018 MarchDelivery of Epoch 1 BDP (6 months: Stokes I only) 2018 SepDelivery of Epoch 1 BDP (12 months: Pol.) 2020 JanVLASS epoch 2 observing begins (B-config)

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