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The Kilo-Degree Survey Konrad Kuijken Leiden Observatory
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Survey parameters Area covered Median redshift Image quality Wavelength coverage are a z med U K SDSS UKIDSS PS1 KiDS VIKING CFHT-D CFHT-W DES PS4 4 200 1500 5000 9000 20000 LSST 0.2 0.8 1.0 DUNE
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Science Objectives Dark matter distribution through weak lensing Collateral damage: –Galaxy evolution as related to environment –Cluster counts/samples –Stellar halo –Faint end of stellar Lum.Fn. –High-z qso’s
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Dark matter / weak lensing Mass concentrations along line of sight deflect light rays. Gradient distortion correlated ellipticities Probe of –Galaxy halos: mass, extent, shape –Large scale structure mass power spectrum As function of source redshift: –Growth history H(z)
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Cosmology with lensing Structure growth rate depends on expansion history of universe Measure both test of GR Space missions (JDEM, EDEM) –Ground-based surveys pave the way
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Technical requirements Shears Good image quality –Service mode, autofocus Well-behaved PSF –VST design –Good astrometry High-fidelity ellipticities –STEP project –KSB, shapelets, lensfit? Redshifts Photo-z’s, many bands –KiDS + VIKING Photometric calibration –Calibration plan –Overlap with SDSS, S.SkyMapper –extinction High-fidelity photo-z’s –PSF-matched aperture phot. –PHAT project –Spectroscopic calibration
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Extinction N: equator – 10 - 15:50h – -5 - +4 o –14 sq.deg in W2 S: SGP area – 22 - 3:30h – -25 - -35 o
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Other data Spectroscopy –2dF, SDSS, GAMA UKIDSS VIKING (VISTA) YZJHK Herschel Spitzer post-cryo
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60 b=45 30 -75 b=-60 1500 sq.deg. in ugriZYJHK +2000 sq.deg. in i (+UKIDSS YJHK) SDSS + UKIDSS 2dF
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GAMA Redshift survey to r=19.8 –2,000 gals/sq.deg. –140 sq.deg. Total –AA 2008-2010 Add to 2dF and SDSS spectra in hand ! March: 15 nights, 35000 redshifts!
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H1K Herschel Key programme –550 sq.deg. awarded: 250 in KiDS-S, 150 in KiDS-N
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KiDS & AstroWISE Environment for advanced pipelines db of primary data –Science exposures –Calibration db of secondary data: –Extinction map –IR image surveys –Spectroscopic surveys
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