Update On The Square Kilometer Array World Space Congress October 15, 2002 Jill Tarter.

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Update On The Square Kilometer Array World Space Congress October 15, 2002 Jill Tarter

What Is The SKA? An enormous increase in the capability for groundbased radio astronomy Increase in sensitivity by a factor of 100 above current arrays Wide range of science drivers –Looking back to the dawn of galaxy formation –Mapping the structure of the early universe –Searching for evidence of other technological civilizations Building to start ~2010 “Born international”

Stawman Design Goals

Timeline Annual science/technology workshops began in 1997 Science With The SKA published in MOU signed by representatives of 27 groups from 11 countries International SKA Steering Committee formed 7 “Whitepaper” end-to-end concepts submitted and reviewed – now being revised Second round concept papers in 2004 Concept and site selection Construction begins in 2010

Radio Telescope Sensitivity Jansky the beginning

Radio Telescope Sensitivity Exponential increase in sensitivity x 10 5 since 1940 !

Spectra of QSOs show many Ly-a absorption lines due to low col. density H N-body simulations predict the existence of a cosmic web Complicated structure of filaments and sheets of material SKA will detect this web In HI emission! The Cosmic Web

Normal Galaxies At Large z

SKA’s 1 o field-of-view HST SKA 6cm ALMA 15 Mpc at z = 2 SKA 20 cm for surveys and transient events in 10 6 galaxies !

Redshift Surveys SKA

SKA Poster Many beams offer great flexibility Many targets/usersInterference rejection

Chinese - KARST

FAST A 500m Demonstrator

Canadian - LAR

Tether Concept

LAR Prototyping 4 Focal Plane Array packages covering GHz RF Feed design Beam forming Reflector actuators Instrument Platform Balloon and tail inflated 1/3 scale aerostat demonstrator funded

US – Large-N/Small-D m antennas within 35 km core 84 stations km 76 stations km Inexpensive, hydroformed dishes

Based On The ATA

Indian - Preloaded Parabolic Dishes

European – Phased Array Tiles

First Prototype Tile Of 1024 Elements

Australian – Luneburg Lens

How Does This Work?

Multiple Feeds And Beams

7-arm Spiral Configuration

Australian – Cylindrical Reflector RF and Digital Beamforming

Cylindrical Lens Configuration

The Square Kilometer Array Like SETI, the SKA is intrinsically international Decision on concept and site(s) ~ 2005 For SETI, factor of 100 in sensitivity  another factor of 10 in distance

Expand The Galactic Exploration ATA Phoenix SKA