OSSE/NASA IDEAS Teaching Space Science Workshop
Office of Space Science Education, University of Wisconsin-Madison
1225 West Dayton Street, Madison, Wisconsin
11 - 15 August 2003
Schedule, subject to real-time modifications as needed!
Speakers: Sanjay S. Limaye, Jatila van der Veen, Wilton T. Sanders, Lawrence M. Krauss, Rosalyn A. Pertzborn
CDT	11 August, Monday	12 August, Tuesday	13 August, Wednesday	14 August, Thursday	15 August Friday
	Room 1225	Room 1225	Room 1225	Room 1225	Room 1225
9:00	Sanjay Limaye: Welcome and Intdocutions	Jatila van der Veen - Intro to astro techniques for measuring distance and age	Jatila van der Veen - High Z SNe Ia and the expanding universe	Jatila van der Veen - Globular clusters and the age of the Universe	Work on Implementation Plans and activity/curriculum plan
9:15 AM	Rosalyn Pertzborn: Expectations for the Workshop				Individual Work Time and Program Evaluation
9:30 AM	Wilt Sanders: Missing Baryon Explorer, a SMEX Mission proposed to NASA				Individual Work Time and Program Evaluation
10:30 - 10:45 am	Break	Break	Break	Break	Break
		Room 1253	Room 1253	Room 1253	Present preliminary activity/curriculum plan
10:45- 12:15 pm	Jatila van der Veen - Cosmology in 2003: the Universe Adventure	Image processing lab #1:Intdo to astronomical digital imaging techniques	Image processing Lab #2: Light curve for supernovae	finish lab 3: get HR diagram and find age of stars	Present preliminary activity/curriculum plan
Lunch					End of Workshop
		Room 1225
1 - 2:15	Jatila van der Veen - CMB presentation	LAWRENCE KRAUSS: State of the Universe address	Jatila - photometry theory	informal lab time to finish up whatever left to do and practice
Break
	Room 1553	Room 1225	Room 1253	Room 1253
2:30 - 4:30	CMB comupter labs: COBE for Big Kids and CMBFAST Modeling	Q&A period with LMK till ~ 3 PM, then continue working on intro to digital imaging	Image processing Lab#3: B and V magnitudes for a star cluster	Discussion of results and lab uses with students
Dinner	On your own	On your own	On your own	On your own
7:00 PM	Visit to Yerkes Observatory, Williams Bay, Wisconsin	LAWRENCE KRAUSS		Yerkes Rain Date
	We will most likely car pool. Williams Bay is about 75 minutes drive away.	Public Lecture: The Physics of Star Trek, 1605 S. Park Street	7:30 - 11:00 pm FOLK DANCING Outdoors at the Libray Mall
			9:00 PM Washburn Observatory Public Night (Weather Permitting)