LIGO Document M1200248-v22 March 21, 2016 The LIGO Scientific Collaboration LSC Executive Committee (LSC Spokesperson) LSC Council Data Analysis (L. Cadonati)

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LIGO Document M v22 March 21, 2016 The LIGO Scientific Collaboration LSC Executive Committee (LSC Spokesperson) LSC Council Data Analysis (L. Cadonati) Data Analysis (L. Cadonati) Education and Public Outreach (J. Key) Education and Public Outreach (J. Key) Formal Education (L. Cominsky, D. Ingram, W. Katzmann ) Informal Ed./Public Outreach (M. Hendry) Instrument Science (D. McClelland) Instrument Science (D. McClelland) LSC Spokesperson (G. González) Assistant Spokesperson (M. Cavaglià) LSC-Virgo Committees LSC Service Committees Adv. Interferometer Configurations (M. Evans) Lasers and Auxiliary Optics (V. Quetschke) Optics (I. Martin) Seismic Isolation and Suspensions (B. Lantz) Quantum Noise (R. Schnabel) Burst Sources (I.S. Heng, J. Kanner) Compact Binary Sources (C. Hanna, J. Veitch) Continuous Wave Sources (K. Riles, A. Sintes) Stochastic Background (N. Christensen, E. Thrane) Computing and Software (P. Brady, P. Couvares) Detector Characterization (A. Lundgren, D. Shoemaker) Calibration (J. Kissel, M. Wade) Optimization (P. Couvares)

LIGO Document M v22 March 21, 2016 Alignment Sensing and Control (L. Nuttall, T.J. Massinger) Data Acquisition Input Mode Cleaner (L. Nuttall) Length Sensing and Control (T.J. Massinger) Output Mode Cleaner (M. Kasprzack) Photometric Calibration (S. Kandhasamy) Phys. Environmental Monitoring (R. Schofield) Pre-Stabilized Laser (R. Fisher) Seismic Isolation (J. McIver) Suspensions (T. Abbott, M. Walker) Thermal Compensation System (S. Kandhasamy) Detector Characterization (A. Lundgren, D. Shoemaker) Data Quality (A. Lundren, D. MacLeod) Instrument (J. McIver, L. Nuttall) Hardware Injections (A. Mullavey, E. Thrane) Subsystems Engineering Run Coordinator (C. Pankow) Burst Sources Liaison (B. Hughey) Compact Binary Sources Liaison (A. Lundgren) Continuous Wave Sources Liaison (K. Riles) Stochastic Sources Liaison (N. Christensen) Coordinators and liaisons CDS/GDS Coordinator (R. Fisher)

LIGO Document M v22 March 21, 2016 LSC Service Committees Meeting (E. Gustafson) Auth Project (W. Anderson) LIGO Magazine (A. Freise) Diversity (N. Gehrels) LSC Fellows (M. Landry, B. O’ Reilly) Beginners Guide (Min-A Cho) Remote Participation (D. MacLeod) Other Committees LSC Academic Advisory Committee (G. Harry, A. Stuver) Election and Membership (D. Tanner) Detection (S. Whitcomb) Publications and Presentations (B. Krishnan, A. Corsi) MOU Review (LSC Spokesperson) Run Planning Committee (L. Barsotti) Bylaws Committees LIGO Document M Speakers Board (F. Raab, B. Sathyaprakash)

LIGO Document M v22 March 21, 2016 LSC-Virgo Committees Calibration (M. Wade [L], L. Rolland [V]) Computing and Software (P. Couvares [L], M. Punturo [V]) Meeting (E. Gustafson [L], F. Fidecaro [V]) Joint Run Planning Committee (L. Barsotti [L], N. Leroy [V]) Detector Characterization (A. Lundgren [L], F. Robinet [V]) LV Editorial Board (B. Krishnan [L], G. Gemme [V]) LSC-Virgo Attachment A Committees LIGO Document M Detection (S. Whitcomb [L], F. Marion [V]) Data Analysis Council (L. Cadonati [L], C. Van Der Broeck [V]) Other Committees LSC-Virgo Diversity (N. Gehrels [L], P. Leaci [V])

LIGO Document M v22 March 21, 2016 LSC-Virgo Burst Sources (I.S. Heng [L], J. Kanner [L], E. Chassande-Mottin [V] ) All-Sky Team (Burst co-chairs) GW-EM Follow-up (P. Shawhan [L], M. Branchesi [V]) Gamma Ray Bursts (R. Frey [L], N. Leroy [V]) Binary Black Holes (I. Mandel [L], S. Klimenko [L]) GW-High Energy Neutrinos (I. Bartos [L], E. Chassande-Mottin [V]) Neutron Star Physics (J. Clark [L]) Core Collapse Supernovae (M. Zanolin [L]) Exotica (E. Katsavounidis [L]) Joint with CBC Parameter Estimation (N. Cornish [L], S. Vitale [L])

LIGO Document M v22 March 21, 2016 LSC-Virgo Compact Binary Sources (C. Hanna [L], J. Veitch [L], G. Guidi [V]) Source Subgroups Expertise Subgroups Binary Neutron Stars (J. Read [L], S. Caudill [L]) Black Hole-Neutron Star Binaries (I. Harry [L], E. Ochsner [L]) Stellar Mass Black Hole Binaries (C. Capano [L], T. Dent [L]) Intermediate Mass BH Binaries (I. Mandel [L], S. Klimenko [L]) Gamma Ray Bursts (R. Frey [L], N. Leroy [V]) Data Quality (A. Lundgren [L], F. Marion [V]) Streaming Pipelines (C. Hanna [L]) Waveforms (F. Ohme [L], R. Sturani [L]) FFT-based Pipelines (J. Willis [L]) MBTA-based Pipelines (F. Marion [V], B. Mours [V]) Rate & Significance Measurement (C. Messenger [L]) Parameter Estimation (A. Vecchio [L]) EM Follow-up (L. Singer [L], M. Branchesi [V]) Strong-field Gravity (W. Del Pozzo [L]) Joint with Bursts