4 Comparison of the ALMA and Herschel - ESO
4 Comparison of the ALMA and Herschel - ESO
4 Comparison of the ALMA and Herschel - ESO
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calibration files <strong>and</strong> to a pipeline for quick looks as well as a package for complete data<br />
reduction. Ideally <strong>the</strong> pipeline products would be publication quality images.<br />
<strong>ESO</strong>: There is a need to carry out finding surveys for extragalactic/galactic sources using<br />
single dishes such as APEX with <strong>the</strong> LABOCA bolometer camera system.<br />
For <strong>the</strong> time when both instruments are available, an efficient approach would involve a<br />
process where <strong>ESO</strong> reacts quickly to <strong>the</strong> need for follow-ups to <strong>Herschel</strong> data. For <strong>ALMA</strong> it<br />
would be useful to allocate observing time as soon as possible to measure variable sources,<br />
newly discovered sources, peculiar objects or in general to perform follow-ups <strong>of</strong> selected<br />
fields both in line <strong>and</strong> continuum that are as complete as possible.<br />
Both Organisations: The most pressing need is to coordinate large surveys that are planned<br />
in <strong>Herschel</strong> guaranteed time. There should be a series <strong>of</strong> dedicated conferences/workshops<br />
once <strong>the</strong> guaranteed time plans for <strong>Herschel</strong> are complete. These workshops should continue<br />
during <strong>the</strong> lifetime <strong>of</strong> <strong>Herschel</strong>. There may be difficulties in arranging for any coordination<br />
that involves large blocks <strong>of</strong> <strong>ALMA</strong> observing time, since <strong>the</strong> policies <strong>and</strong> organisation <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>ALMA</strong> Time Allocation Committees are in <strong>the</strong> discussion phase.<br />
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