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Title: Large Synoptic Survey Telescope Review


1
Large Synoptic SurveyTelescope Review
  • Kirk Gilmore - SLAC
  • DOE Review
  • June 15, 2005

2
LSST Technical Concept
  • 8.4 Meter Primary Aperture
  • 3.4 M Secondary
  • 5.0 M Tertiary
  • 3.5 degree Field Of View
  • 3 Gigapixel Camera
  • 4k x 4k CCD Baseline
  • 65 cm Diameter
  • 30 Second Cadence
  • Highly Dynamic Structure
  • Two 15 second Exposures
  • Data Storage and Pipelines Included in Project

3
Science Objectives Drive System Requirements
  • Image Quality
  • Is the Key
  • f/1.25 beam
  • High Etendue
  • Large focal Plane
  • Construction
  • Techniques

4
From Science Reqts to Sensor Reqts
  • High QE to 1000nm ? thick silicon (gt 75 µm)
  • PSF ltlt 0.7 (0.2) ? high internal field in the
    sensor
  • ? high resistivity substrate (gt 5 kohmcm)
  • ? high applied voltages (30 - 50 V)
  • Fast f/1.2 focal ratio ? sensor flatness lt 5µm
  • ? package with piston, tip, tilt adj. to
    1µm
  • Wide FOV ? 3200 cm2 focal plane
  • ? gt 200-CCD mosaic (16 cm2 each)
  • ? industrialized production process required
  • High throughput ? gt 90 fill factor
  • ? 4-side buttable package, sub-mm gaps
  • Fast readout (1 - 2 s) ? segmented sensors 6400
    TOTAL PORTS

5
Optical Design
Optical Design
0.6
6
Why is the LSST unique?
Primary mirror diameter
Field of view (full moon is 0.5 degrees)
0.2 degrees
10 m
3.5 degrees
Keck Telescope
7
Meeting the FPA Requirements
_______________________________________________
  • SLAC personnel will provide major technical and
  • management effort to meet camera goals
  • Focal Plane Motion Control
  • Focal Plane Metrology (warm/cold)
  • Thermal Analysis Control
  • Focal Plane Assembly 25
    people at SLAC
  • Vacuum Control
    working on LSST
  • Cryostat Integration Testing (FEE
    BEE)
  • Camera Controls
  • Data Acquisition

8
Focal plane array
3.5 FOV ? 64 cm ?
Strawman CCD layout 4K x 4K, 10 µm pixels 32
output ports
201 CCDs total
Raft 9 CCDs 1cm x 1cm reservedfor wavefront
sensors
9
FPA Flatness Image Quality
Sensor Module 5mm p-v flatness over entire
sensor surface
Raft Assembly 6.5mm p-v flatness over entire
surfaces of sensors
Focal Plane Assembly 10mm p-v flatness over
entire surfaces of sensors
10
Monte-Carlo simulation of long-wavelength light
absorption in silicon sensor.
PSF Simulations
11
Why good image quality (PSF) is essentialfor
LSST science
12
Raft Assembly
13
The LSST FPA
  • Assembled and tested at SLAC
  • 25 Rafts with nine 4 Mpixel x 4 Mpixel CCDs each
  • except corners 3 CCDs each
  • Total of 201 CCDs, 3.3 Gpixel
  • Active area diameter 640 mm
  • Lens L3 25 mm above FPA
  • Inner diameter of support for L3 680 mm.
  • Space between support and active area 20 mm.

14
Spot Measurement and Accuracy
Metrology at SLAC
  • Measure the location of spots using standard
    centroiding methods.
  • Even in low S/N environment can obtain accuracy
    of better than 1/30 of a pixel size.
  • With LSST pixel size of 10 microns, accuracy
    should be of order 0.3 microns.

15
AlN
UP
16
Camera Assembly at SLAC
17
Camera layout
18
Camera Electronics
19
LSST Filter Development at SLAC
  • CHALLENGE
  • Fabricate large curved filters with uniform
    coating
  • STATUS
  • Discussions with multiple vendors ongoing
  • Preliminary feedback from vendors no
    show-stoppers
  • Study RFQs going out to vendors in FY06
  • Will include solicitation for design and
    development funding needed to qualify vendors for
    fixed price contract
  • Current LSST baseline uses filter set comprised
    of g, r, i, z, and Y bands. Approximate FWHM
    transmission points are shown below.
  • Final specifications beingdriven by simulations
    modeling.

20
Science Simulator Overview
Simulations
21
Cerro Pachon Atmosphere Experiment
  • Cerro Pachon Facilities
  • SOAR 4.2m Telescope
  • Gemini 8m Telescope
  • MASS
  • DIMM
  • Weather
  • All-sky Camera

DIMM Integrated Measurement
MASS Structure above 500m
22
Data Management
2 PB disk (6 mo) 120 PB archival 20 (?) TFLOP 30
TB/night 200 nights observing/yr 10 years 60
PB images 60 PB catalogs
Archive Computing Center
Mirror Sites
103 to 4 kM .35 GB/s
GRID, Internet 2
GRID, Internet 2
Portal User
Portal Users
103 to 4 kM .35 GB/s 30 TB/night 1/8.64104 full
days/sec
Portal Users
45 TB disk, 1 TFLOP 6.0 GB/image5
images/minute 500 minutes observing/night 3
nights 45 TB raw images
Telescope Site
150 TB disk 10 TFLOP 6.0 GB/image5
images/minute 500 minutes observing/night 5
nights 75 TB raw images 75 TB processed
images
Focal plane
Base Camp Center
10-1 kM, .625 GB/s RateRO 3.0 109
pixels/read-out (16 image 4 eng, ops,
control, etc.) bits/pixel 0.5 read-outs/second
30 Gb/s RateAVG RateRO 2 /12 read-out
time/(exposure time read-out time) 5 Gb/s
.625 GB/s
101 to 2 kM 1.25 GB/s Rate RateAVG 2 for
redundancy/ reliability
Notes B bytes, b bits Raw image data is
transferred/stored compressed (assume 75
reduction), uncompressed to 64 bit words locally
for processing
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