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Title: Some Survey Speed Issues 1


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Some Survey Speed Issues (1)
  • SSFoM FoV (A/T)2
  • Omits the bandwidth, detection limit, transient
    factors
  • FoV is cheaper than A/T so have to consider
    tradeoffs
  • HI emission
  • FoV ? (A/T)2 OK up to max FoV
  • Redshift is compensated by ?/D for SPF but not
    for PAF
  • HI absorption
  • Needs large FoV to get enough sources
  • Needs high angular and frequency resolution
  • CPU costs impossible
  • But only need a well defined fraction of the FoV
    so use the summed array beams
  • Currently 50 NEED INPUT

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Some Survey Speed Issues (2)
  • Continuum surveys
  • FoV ? (A/T)2 OK up to max FoV
  • But max FoV needed is modest (1sqd)
  • Continuum surveys for rare objects
  • May need very large FoV
  • Steep spectra ( a lt-2) are the high z radio
    galaxies
  • Circularly polarised sources
  • High angular resolution (VLBI)
  • Need summed array beams for sources at known
    locations
  • Astrometry calibration

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Time domain surveys
  • Pulsars
  • FoV ? (A/T)2 trade not possible in most cases
  • Survey needs very compact core
  • Data processing limited
  • Consider the advantages of using summed array
    beams for the survey
  • Forming an image with channels every µsec is a
    huge data expansion array beams
  • How many summed array are needed
  • SETI
  • Summed array beams inside FoV
  • How many targets ?
  • Cosmic Rays
  • Example of need for ?sec time resolution
  • Large number of phased array beams
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