We will review in presentations and work to be presented at the Rubin Observatory Algorithms workshop. We should emerge with set of draft presentations.
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Operations proposal submission delayed for several months until question of data facility is resolved.
Yusra will include an introduction of all people present involved in pipelines development (AP & DRP)
Leanne will cover the overall goals of the workshop in the introductory talk and will also introduce LSST people present who are not pipelines devs (e.g Steve K, Bob B).
Add in that we went back to the SMWLV SC recently to ask again about the need and they came back with even stronger use cases.
The presentation outlines a plan for a crowded fields processing pipeline. This is not yet implemented, although Colin has made good progress in the last 6 months.
We will need to have a clear message to give at the workshop about what we will actually do.
Leanne Guyorganize a meeting of the relevant people to decide what our strategy for crowded fields will be.
Project plans and current status of DCR in templates.
Ian Sullivan to present overview of the DCR problem, results and limitations of the constant seeing algorithm–essentially updated versions of DMTN-037 and DMTN-121.
Leanne Guy Will, and if so how, this talk differ from Ian's talk at PCW2019?
Eric Bellm : bugfixes and performance improvements, assessment on simulated crowded fields