University of New South Wales
School of Physics, Common Room (Rm 64)
The workshop will celebrate the achievements of the 22m Mopra Radio Telescope near Coonabarabran and look towards its future. Mopra is primarily used for spectral line measurements at millimetre-wave lengths, with three receivers covering the 18-28, 30-50 and 75-115 GHz bands. It is also used for VLBI as part of the Australian Long Baseline Array (LBA). The workshop will discuss the science that has been conducted with Mopra, and the plans for its future.
There will also be a satellite meeting on the JCMT and the East Asia Observatory on the first day (December 9).
Overall Program:
Dec 9: JCMT Workshop: 2-4pm
Dec 10: Mopra Workshop Day 1. Sessions 10-12, 1-3, 3:30-5:30.
Conference Dinner
Dec 11: Mopra Workshop Day 2: Sessions 9-10:30, 11-1, 2-4.
Note that the Australian Exoplanet workshop is also being held at UNSW on Dec 9-10. See http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/planets/FifthWorkshop2015/
Michael Burton (Mopra Workshop)
Jonty Marshall (JCMT Workshop)
Catherine Braiding
David Rebolledo
Domenico Romano
Elida Istiqomah
Matthew Freeman
Michael Burton (UNSW)
Catherine Braiding (UNSW)
Gavin Rowell (Adelaide)
Anne Green (Sydney)
Balt Indermuehle (CSIRO)
Jonty Marshall (UNSW)
Draft Program for the Workshop
Gavin Rowell (Adelaide)
John Dickey (Tasmania)
Joanne Dawson (Macquarie)
Catherine Braiding (UNSW)
Yasuo Fukui (Nagoya)
Troy Porter (Stanford)
Jessica Demsey (East Asia Observatory)
Fuyan Bian (ANU)
November 27: Registration Closes.
December 9: JCMT Workshop: 2-4pm.
December 10: Mopra Workshop, Day 1: 10am - 5-30pm.
December 11: Mopra Workshop, Day 2: 9am - 4pm.
There will be a meal at a local restaurant on the evening of December 10.
The "Register for Conference" link at the top of the Registration page is now active.
Registration will be free.
Participants will need to pay for any meals. The dinner at a local restauarant (December 10) will cost ~$30, with drinks extra from the bar.
If you would like to give a presentation please indicate the subject matter and give us a title and which of the sessions it is most appropriate for.
Please email Michael Burton (m.burton@unsw.edu.au) and copy to Jonty Marshall (jonty.marshall@unsw.edu.au) to register. Let us know if you wish to book for the dinner (pizza & pasta). The cost will be collected from you at the meeting (cash only please).
Registration deadline is Friday 27 November.
Common Room, Room 64
School of Physics,
University of New South Wales
Sydney, Australia
Participants need to make their own hotel reservations if needed. Some suggestions:
Avonmore on the Park Boutique Hotel
34 The Avenue Randwick 2031
Phone: (61 2) 9399-9388
Fax: (61 2) 9399-9488
info@avonmoreonthepark.com.au
Single or Double from ~$160
25 minute walk to UNSW.
The Blenheim
26 Blenheim Street Randwick NSW 2031
Phone: (61 2) 8345-8400
Fax: (61 2) 9326-7484
reservations@theblenheimrandwick.com.au
Queen ~$155, King ~$165
10 minute walk to UNSW.
Perouse Lodge
6 Perouse Road Randwick 2031
Phone: (61 2) 9314-6686
Fax: (61 2) 9314-6806
perouse@therandwicklodges.com
Single ~$110, Double ~$130
15 minute walk to UNSW.
Royal Hotel
2 Perouse Road Randwick 2031
Phone: (61 2) 9399-3006
Fax: (61 2) 9399-8181
royhotel@bigpond.net.au
Single ~$110, Double ~$140
15 minute walk to UNSW.
Addison on Anzac
147 Anzac Parade Kensington 2033
Phone: 1800-336-336
Fax: (61 2) 9313-6216
addisonsonanzac@ozemail.com.au
Single ~$115, Double ~$130
15min walk to UNSW.
Low cost options:
Alison Lodge
138 Alison Road Randwick 2031, Phone: (61 2) 9399 3883, Fax: (61 2) 9399 3041, reception@alisonlodge.com.au, Single ~$60, Double ~$70. 25 minute walk to UNSW.
High Cross Park Lodge and Avoca Lodge
info@therandwicklodges.com
Single ~$90, Double ~$100
Both are about a 15 minute walk to UNSW.
St. Mark's Lodge
37 Rae Street Randwick 2031
Phone: (61 2) 9310-0752
reception@stmarkslodge.com.au
30 minute walk to UNSW.
Hostels:
Surfside Backpackers
186 Arden Street Coogee 2034
Phone: (61 2) 9315-7888
Fax: (61 2) 9365-4994
Single ~$50, Double ~$60
45 minutes walk to UNSW.
The Lamrock Lodge
19 Lamrock Ave Bondi Beach 2026
Phone: (61 2) 9130-5063
Fax: (61 2) 9300 9582
admin@lamrocklodge.com
Single ~$35, Double ~$55
30 minute bus ride from Bondi to UNSW.
You could also try wotif.com
Airport:
UNSW Kensington campus is about a 7km drive from the domestic terminal at Sydney airport. A taxi from the airport will cost about $25. Alternatively, it is possible to take a train and bus to just outside Kensington campus in about 40 minutes for about $10.
Public transit:
Buses run to Anzac Parade at UNSW from the Central rail station, the CBD, the eastern beaches, western Sydney and southern Sydney. More details about buses and train including timetables and routes etc. are available on the Sydney buses website.
A quick summary of the relevant buses are:
Bus numbers to and from Central Station to UNSW: 393, 395, 891, 895
Bus number to and from the South and Western city: 370
Parking:
There is free street parking a short distance from the School of Physics (e.g. down Willis St, Willis Ln, Forsyth St, and Middle St) though the very closest street parks are only 1-2hr zones. There is plenty of parking available in UNSW e.g. in the parking building accessible off Barker st., at around $15/day. These "pay and display" parking areas are monitored and rules are strictly enforced.
Session: ISM science: molecules in galaxies and the life cycle of the gas.
Session: High Energy astrophysics and the link to radio astronomy.
Session: High Energy astrophysics and the link to radio astronomy.
Session: ISM science: molecules in galaxies and the life cycle of the gas.
Session: High Energy astrophysics and the link to radio astronomy.
Session: High Energy astrophysics and the link to radio astronomy.
Session: ISM science: molecules in galaxies and the life cycle of the gas.
Session: The telescope and its capabilities.
Session: High Energy astrophysics and the link to radio astronomy.
Session: Round Table Discussion - planning for the future.
Session: JCMT - Science themes: sub-mm galaxies
Session: Opportunities and upgrades.
Session: JCMT - Science themes:galactic dust & star formation
Session: The telescope and its capabilities.
Session: ISM science: molecules in galaxies and the life cycle of the gas.
Session: Opportunities and upgrades.
Session: The telescope and its capabilities.
Session: VLBI and Targets of Opportunity.
Session: High Energy astrophysics and the link to radio astronomy.
Session: ISM science: molecules in galaxies and the life cycle of the gas.
Session: Round Table Discussion - planning for the future.
Session: The telescope and its capabilities.
Session: High Energy astrophysics and the link to radio astronomy.
Session: High Energy astrophysics and the link to radio astronomy.
Session: High Energy astrophysics and the link to radio astronomy.
Session: ISM science: molecules in galaxies and the life cycle of the gas.
Session: High Energy astrophysics and the link to radio astronomy.
Session: ISM science: molecules in galaxies and the life cycle of the gas.
Session: JCMT: The telescope and its capabilities
Session: The telescope and its capabilities.
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