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The Catalina Real-time Transient Survey

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WoS	WOS:000309323400079
Scopus	SCOPUS_ID:84884511858

DOI

10.1017/S1743921312000889

Año

2012

Tipo

proceedings paper

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Autores Afiliación Chile

Instituciones Chile

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Internacional

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Extranjeras

Abstract

The Catalina Real-time Transient Survey (CRTS) currently covers 33,000 deg(2) of the sky in search of transient astrophysical events, with time base-lines ranging from 10 minutes to similar to 7 years. Data provided by the Catalina Sky Survey provide an unequalled base-line against which > 4,000 unique optical transient events have been discovered and openly published in real-time. Here we highlight some of the discoveries of CRTS.

Revista

Revista	ISSN
Proceedings Of The International Astronomical Union	1743-9213

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Publicaciones WoS (Ediciones: ISSHP, ISTP, AHCI, SSCI, SCI), Scopus, SciELO Chile.

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Autores - Afiliación

Ord.	Autor	Género	Institución - País
1	Drake, Andrew J.	Hombre	CALTECH - Estados Unidos California Institute of Technology - Estados Unidos
2	Djorgovski, S. G.	-	CALTECH - Estados Unidos California Institute of Technology - Estados Unidos King Abdulaziz University - Arabia Saudí
3	Mahabal, A. A.	Hombre	CALTECH - Estados Unidos California Institute of Technology - Estados Unidos
4	PRIETO-KATUNARIC, JOSE LUIS	Hombre	Princeton Univ - Estados Unidos Princeton University - Estados Unidos
5	Beshore, E.	-	UNIV ARIZONA - Estados Unidos The University of Arizona - Estados Unidos
6	Graham, M. J.	Hombre	CALTECH - Estados Unidos California Institute of Technology - Estados Unidos
7	Catalan, Manuel	Hombre	Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile - Chile
8	Larson, S.	-	UNIV ARIZONA - Estados Unidos The University of Arizona - Estados Unidos
9	Christensen, E.	Hombre	AURA Chile - Chile
10	Donalek, C.	-	CALTECH - Estados Unidos California Institute of Technology - Estados Unidos
11	Larson, S.	-	UNIV ARIZONA - Estados Unidos The University of Arizona - Estados Unidos
11	Williams, R.	-	CALTECH - Estados Unidos
12	Griffin, RE	-
13	Hanisch, RJ	-
14	Seaman, RL	-

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Financiamiento

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National Science Foundation
NSF
NASA
Ajax Foundation
Microsoft Research WorldWide Telescope team
Directorate for Mathematical and Physical Sciences
Division of Physics

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Agradecimientos

Agradecimiento
We wish to thank numerous collaborators who have contributed to the survey and its scientific exploitation so far. CRTS is supported by the NSF grant AST-0909182, and in part by the Ajax Foundation. The initial support was provided by the NSF grant AST-0407448, and some of the software technology development by the NASA grant 08-AISR08-0085. The analysis of the blazar data was supported in part by the NASA grant 08-FERMI08-0025. Education and public outreach activities are supported in part by the Microsoft Research WorldWide Telescope team. The CSS survey is supported by the NASA grant NNG05GF22G. We are grateful to the staff of Palomar, Keck, and other pertinent observatories for their expert help during our follow-up observations. Event publishing and analysis benefits from the tools and services developed by the U.S. National Virtual Observatory (now Virtual Astronomical Observatory). SGD wishes to than the workshop organizers for the invitation and hospitality during the workshop.
CRTS is supported by the NSF grant AST-0909182. We thank the personnel of many observatories involved in the survey and the follow-up observations.

Agradecimiento

We wish to thank numerous collaborators who have contributed to the survey and its scientific exploitation so far. CRTS is supported by the NSF grant AST-0909182, and in part by the Ajax Foundation. The initial support was provided by the NSF grant AST-0407448, and some of the software technology development by the NASA grant 08-AISR08-0085. The analysis of the blazar data was supported in part by the NASA grant 08-FERMI08-0025. Education and public outreach activities are supported in part by the Microsoft Research WorldWide Telescope team. The CSS survey is supported by the NASA grant NNG05GF22G. We are grateful to the staff of Palomar, Keck, and other pertinent observatories for their expert help during our follow-up observations. Event publishing and analysis benefits from the tools and services developed by the U.S. National Virtual Observatory (now Virtual Astronomical Observatory). SGD wishes to than the workshop organizers for the invitation and hospitality during the workshop.

CRTS is supported by the NSF grant AST-0909182. We thank the personnel of many observatories involved in the survey and the follow-up observations.