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GLOWSKA Working Group

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The German Long Wavelength Consortium. The GLOW working group on SKA. The German SKA activities are organized and coordinated by the GLOWSKA Working group. The group links the German astronomical community with the SKA community in general and with industrial and political partners who are interested in the SKA. Prof Dr. Karl Mannheim (University of Würzburg, chair). Prof Dr. Michael Kramer (Max-Planck-Institut für Radioastronomie, vice chair). To join the GLOSKA mailing list, please send an email to:.

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Organization

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The German Long Wavelength Consortium. The organizational structure of the German Long Wavelength Consortium. GLOW members assemble once in a year for the GLOW Annual Assembly. The executive comittee members are:. Marcus Brüggen (Hamburg, chair). Ralf-Jürgen Dettmar (Bochum, vice chair). Matthias Hoeft (Tautenburg, secretary). GLOW has established the following working groups:. Scientific Working Group (SWG). Led by Benedetta Ciardi (chair, Garching). SKA Working Group (SKA WG). Is a front-end framework ...

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Documents

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The German Long Wavelength Consortium. Documents on SKA-related GLOW activities. The GLOW SKA working group issues a Bulletin to inform members of the consortium about updates of the SKA project, about the German involvement in the project, and about upcoming related events. Click here to download the German SKA Bulletin (1st Issue). Click here to download the German SKA Bulletin (2nd Issue). Click here to download the German SKA Bulletin (3rd Issue). Click here to download the German SKA Industry Flyer.

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GLOW Consortium

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The German Long Wavelength Consortium. Information about the German Long Wavelength Consortium. The German Long Wavelength Consortium (GLOW) was formed 2006 by German universities and research institutes to foster the use of the radio spectral window at meter wavelengths for astrophysical research. This new window to the universe offers unprecedented insights into many astrophysical processes, which cannot be observed elsewhere. German researchers study for instance the evolution of galaxy cluste...Fakul...

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Activities

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The German Long Wavelength Consortium. Information on upcoming and recent meetings, workshops and similar activities of the Consortium. Science and organizational meeting of GLOW members and associated scientists. 2017 at Würzburg University, October 5th-6th. Annual Assemblies of the past years have been held:. 2016 at AIP, Potsdam. 2015 at AIfA, Bonn. 2014 at JSC, Jülich. 2013 at Hamburger Sternwarte. 2012 at University Bielefeld. 2011 at Jacobs University Bremen. 2010 at Ruhr University Bochum. Is a fr...

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Links - Horizontastronomie im Ruhrgebiet

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Westfälische Volkssternwarte und Planetarium Recklinghausen. Astronomisches Institut der Ruhr-Universität Bochum. Wwwgeoastro.de - Applets zum Projekt von Jürgen Giesen. Regionalverband Ruhrgebiet - RVR. Halde Hoheward bei Wikipedia. Forschungsprojekt vorzeitliche Astronomie - Archäoastronomie. Gesellschaft für Archäoastronomie. Landschaftsarchitekten Pridik und Freese. Keramikatelier Echelmeyer - Die Himmelsscheibe in Keramik. Der geschmiedete Himmel - Landesmuseum für Vorgeschichte Halle.

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TU Dortmund University joins GLOW

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The German Long Wavelength Consortium. TU Dortmund University joins GLOW. Created: 15 December 2016. At GLOW Annual Assembly. The GLOW Consortium welcomed a new member: The Lehrstuhl für. Vb at the Technische Universität Dortmund (TUD). Dr. Dominik Elsässer gave an. Overview of the research interests of the group of Professor Wolfgang. Rhode at the TUD. The group brings an outstanding expertise in the research fields of. Detector modelling, data. Members of the German Long Wavelength Consortium:.

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LOFAR

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The German Long Wavelength Consortium. The Low Frequency Array, the world's largest distributed radio telescope. With the advances in information technology, it is for the first time possible to fully process the signals of radio interferometers operating at low radio frequencies with digital electronic components. LOFAR is the first telescope which utilizes digital components for real time processing of the signals in a large telescope array. Members of the German Long Wavelength Consortium:.

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News Blog

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The German Long Wavelength Consortium. News about the German Long Wavelength Consortium and radio astronomy in Germany. Giant radio galaxy discovered using LOFAR. Created: 10 February 2017. PhD student Amanda Wilbers from the University of Hamburg has discovered a giant radio galaxy using LOFAR. The galaxy has a tail that stretches for more than 3 million light years. The results are being prepared for publication in a peer-reviewed journal. TU Dortmund University joins GLOW. Created: 15 December 2016.