Subaru Telescope
Strategic International
Collaboration
すばる望遠鏡の国際協力への提言
Nobuo Arimoto
Seoul National University

すばる望遠鏡の国際協力
共同運用
装置開発
共同研究

Keck/Gemini
Time Exchange
Gemini-N/Sminimum 5 nights

Keck-I several nights
Keck-II several nights
LGS-AO maximum 2 nights

共同研究の仕組みを作る
Keck/UC/Cal Tech

Both Keck and Subaru communities must prepare
for coming of TMTTime trades – continue, expand current arrangement
as instrumentation becomes more complementary
Collaborative large scale projects that engage membersof both user communities
Coordinated instrument development

Science Collaboration with Keck
Questions –What is demand for time trades?
What will it be in the future?
Are collaborative projects worth pursuing?
If so, how to encourage, foster?
Is coordinated instrument development worth pursuing?
– how to engage?

Subaru-Keck Meeting
Sendai 9/1-9/2 2015

Time Exchange with Gemini- Subaru Intensive / Gemini Large and Long Programs- Gemini Fast Turnaround- The exchange of time between the Gemini andSubaru communities will continue in 2017B. Gemini
expects to be able to exchange a minimum of 5 nights
in semester 2017B.

VLT/GTC
Time Exchange

Science Project with VLT/ESO
Dear Professor Arimoto –I am planning a trip to North America, probably 14-22 June,
hoping to visit both Hawaii and Baltimore.
I wonder if you could let me know if it would be possible tomeet during my visit, with a view to discussing whether
there is common ground on the issue of swapping time
between Subaru Telescope and ESO facilities?
Rob Ivison
ESO Director for Science
2016/5/25

Science Project with VLT/ESO
120 VLT + 120 Subaru nights- ESO will commit up to 12 VLT nights persemester from early 2018, using any ESO
instrument, over as many as 10 semesters, with amatched commitment from the Subaru side. We
will support one or more very large projects
tackling important issues, projects which would
not be possible with only one of the partners,
involving groups that span the ESO-Subaru
communities.

Time Exchange with GTC

However it would be an advantage if we could
establish collaborations for the optical/near-IR
astronomy (which as far as we are aware of arelacking). Here Subaru and GTC bring us an
opportunity. For example, one possibility would
be to exchange observing time as you do withother telescopes based on Hawaii.
A.Vazdekis (IAC, Spain)Collaboration with Korea
TMT – GMT Synergy
Now that Japan strongly support the TMT and Korea
being a member of the GMT, the collaboration using
both telescopes in 2020s will be a great synergy.
– JapanWS
I think now Korea
is the time
to start discussing
how wework together
in 2012/11/15-16
order to prepare for ELT era.
Seoul,For this, I suggest you to form a meeting of a small
group, though would grow in number, of opticalastronomers to brainstorm how todo collaborative research, both in science and in
instrumentation in the interim
period before the large telescope in hand.
Byeong-Gon Park (PI of the Korean GMT project) 2011/07/22

Approach from KASI to Subaru
２０１３・１０・３１I know that Subaru will invite international partners inthe (near?) future, from the discussion with you
before. I wonder whether you can give me any idea
when it would actually happen.
We have secured some fund for Large Telescope
Access Program and we are making action plans andscenarios for the year of 2014, and beyond.
So, if I have some better idea on your timeline plan for
a new partner to Subaru, then I will be able to put
some input to our plan for Subaru.
Narae Hwang, PhD
Project Scientist, K-GMT Project Office (KASI)Narae Hwang

Subaru Winter School in Korea
2014/02/25 – 2014/02/27 (KASI)

Chinese TAPThe Telescope Access Program (TAP) was started in 2011 toprovide access to international optical-infrared telescope facilities toastronomers based in China. TAP currently allocates time on fourtelescopes: the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope (CFHT), thePalomar 5.1m (P200), the MMT, and the Magellan telescopes. TAP
is designed to provide China-based principal investigators (PIs)
access to facilities that allow them to carry out their science
programs, train students and postdocs, and initiate international
collaboration.

Scientific Organizing Committee
Gang Zhao (NAOC) Eric Peng (PKU)
Shude Mao (NAOC) Suijian Xue (NAOC)

Subaru – LAMOST Collaboration
I'm writing this message to talk with you about
the possibility of hosting a Subaru-LAMOSTworkshop. It would be quite interesting andmeaningful to hold such a joint mini-workshop,
since Subaru will be one important facilities forfollow-up researches of LAMOST sciences.
As LAMOST has now started the regular survey,
we would expect that such a joint workshop be agood opportunity to start-up a long-term
collaboration to prompt East-Asia astronomy.
Gang ZHAO (NAOC)
2012/12/13

1st China-Subaru WS (Shanghai)
2014/11/29 – 2014/12/01

MOU with ASIAA
1.
The Parties agree to a long-term collaboration
between Japan and Taiwan on the Subaru Telescope.
2.
The Parties agree that ASIAA will aim to continue toraise the funds and develop the technology to: (a)participate in and to complete the construction of the HSC,
the PFS, and the related upgrading of Subaru’s prime focus
capability, which are unique among the existing 8-10m classtelescopes in the world, (b) participate in and to complete
the upgrade to the Multi-Object InfraRed Camera andSpectrograph for integral-field spectroscopy (nuMOIRCS).

MOU with ASIAA
3.
The Parties will exchange engineers,scientists, graduate students in order to conduct
joint development of technology and to conduct
joint experiments and science campaign
programs.
4.
Subaru Telescope is accessed through thecompetitive observing proposal basis. TheParties in particular encourage and assist
Taiwanese researchers to submit successfulproposals, via cooperative and collaborativeefforts.

Subaru Winter School
12/7 – 12/9, 2016 NCU, Taiwan

Subaru School in Vietnam
I would like to thank you again for your visit at ICISE
this summer. We are very honoured.
During a lunch time, we have talked about apossibility to organize a school or workshop about
the SUBARU Telescope.
Do you think if it is possible for the summer of 2017?
We would love to host such a school organized bySubaru collaboration and ICISE.
Jean Tran Thanh Van
2016/09/23

The International Center for Interdisciplinary Science and Education (ICISE)

The Centre will also host several two-weekthematic schools, involving groups of 40 to 50
students and junior researchers, coming mainly
from South East Asia, accompanied by seniorlecturers from Asia, Australia, Europe and theAmericas.

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