J1.8
Detecting VHF satellite emissions using the Orville Wideband Imager
Nicholas Rainville, Scott Palo, University of Colorado Boulder; Gergory Taylor, Jayce Dowell, University of New Mexico
Session:
J1: New Telescopes, Techniques, and Technologies I Lecture
Track:
Commission J: Radio Astronomy
Location:
Room 265
Presentation Time:
Thu, 9 Jan, 11:00 - 11:20 MT (UTC -7)
Session Co-Chairs:
Bryan Butler, National Radio Astronomy Observatory and Alyson Ford, University of Arizona
Session J1
J1.1: Re-channelizing Quantized Polyphase Filter Banks
Stephen Fay, McGill University
J1.2: Evidence for uncorrected gain factors in Galactic synchrotron template maps
Michael Wilensky, McGill University; Melis Irfan, University of Cambridge; Philip Bull, University of Manchester
J1.3: Cyclic Spectroscopy in Present and Upcoming Radio Telescope Data
Timothy Dolch, Hillsdale College
J1.4: A 400Gbit Ethernet core enabling High Data Rate Streaming from FPGAs to Servers and GPUs in Radio Astronomy
Wei Liu, University of California Berkeley; Mitchell C. Burnett, Brigham Young University; Dan Werthimer, Jonathon Kocz, University of California Berkeley
J1.5: Pulsar Detection Performance using Oversampled Spectrometer: Preliminary Indications
Rebecca Haymore, Mitchell Burnett, Brian Jeffs, Karl Warnick, Brigham Young University
J1.6: High-dynamic Range Radio Astronomy Systems, Interference Mitigation strategies, and a Test Setup for Experimenting Dynamic Spectrum Sharing
Emilio Armas, Connor Westcott, William Dellinger, Nehal Patel, D. Anish Roshi, University of Central Florida; Mitch Burnett, Brigham Young University; Wei Liu, University of California Berkely; Dan Werthimer, University of California Berkeley; Rafael A. Rodríguez-Solís, University of Puerto Rico
J1.7: An Experimental Test-bed for Investigating Spectrum Sharing Strategies Between Passive and Active Users at a Prototype National Radio Dynamic Zone (NRDZ)
Arvind Aradhya, University of Colorado, Boulder; David DeBoer, University of California, Berkeley; Oren Collaco, University of Colorado, Boulder; Wael Farah, SETI Institute; Cole Forrester, University of California, Berkeley; Kevin Gifford, University of Colorado, Boulder; David Johnson, University of Utah; Sylvia Llosa, University of Colorado, Boulder; Alexander Pollak, SETI Institute; Bo Pearce, University of Colorado, Boulder; Mark Ruzindana, University of California, Berkeley; Aarushi Sarbhai, University of Utah; Brockton Stover, University of California, Berkeley; Stefan Tschimben, University of Colorado, Boulder; Jacobus Van der Merwe, Kirk Webb, University of Utah; Georgiana Weihe, University of Colorado, Boulder
J1.8: Detecting VHF satellite emissions using the Orville Wideband Imager
Nicholas Rainville, Scott Palo, University of Colorado Boulder; Gergory Taylor, Jayce Dowell, University of New Mexico
J1.9: Using Meter-Wavelength Lunar Polarimetry to Determine the Accuracy of Estimates of the Ionospheric Faraday Rotation Measure
Richard Perley, Bryan Butler, Lilia Tremou, Eric Greisen, National Radio Astronomy Observatory; Tony Willis, Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory
J1.10: Precision Data Analysis for 21 cm Cosmology with the OVRO-LWA Stage III
Ruby Byrne, Gregg Hallinan, Caltech
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