Program

The detailed timetable is available here: ADA8-SummerSchool-Programme

Important: Please, to profit the most from the tutorials, we ask you to take into account the information provided in the following page :: Tutorial software information.

The ADA8 2016 Summer School will comprise two days of hands-on tutorials and half a day of contributed talks. Topics include Bayesian methods, Sparsity-based analysis, Python and R for statistical analysis of astronomical data, Compressed sensing concepts, Machine Learning and Astroinformatics.

The Summer School will be held in the two days and the morning just before the COSMO21 2016 conference, at the same venue. The ADA8 2016 Summer School will include two keynote talks and a small oral presentation session with slots for six contributed talks (15+5 minutes each).

Agenda – 22nd May

9h30-10h30 Keynote talk: From Space to Cyberspace: Evolving Scientific Methodology in the 21st CenturyGeorge Djorgovski (Caltech/CD3)
10h50-13h Tutorial: SparsitySamuel Farrens (CEA/Saclay)
13h-14h30 Lunch
13h30-18h00 Tutorial: SparsitySamuel Farrens (CEA/Saclay)

Agenda – 23rd May

9h30-10h30 Keynote talk: Deep Convolutional Neural Networks for Low- and High-Level Problems in Computer VisionIasonas Kokkinos (INRIA-Saclay and Center For Visual Computing)
10h50-13h Tutorial: BayesianRafael S. de Souza (ELTE), Roberto Trotta (Imperial) & Joe Hilbe (IAA)
13h-14h30 Lunch
14h30-18h00 Tutorial: BayesianRafael S. de Souza (ELTE), Roberto Trotta (Imperial) & Joe Hilbe (IAA)

Agenda – 24th May

9h30-9h50 Statistical analysis of an extrasolar planet detection approach based on hydrodynamical simulations – Sophia Sulis (Observatoire de la Côte d’Azur)
9h50-10h10 Spin-SILC: CMB polarisation component separation with spin directional wavelets – Keir Rogers (University College London)
10h10-10h30 zBayes: Bayesian approach for the spectroscopic redshift estimation – Sara Jamal (Aix Marseille University, CNRS, LAM)
11h10-11h30 MCclusters: a Bayesian code for multi-wavelength triaxial galaxy cluster modelling – Mario Bonamigo (Laboratoire d’Astrophysique de Marseille)
11h30-11h50 Surface Brightness Anomalies in High-Resolution Observations of Strong Lenses – Dorota Bayer (Kapteyn Astronomical Institute)
11h50-12h10 Halo mass measurement of satellite galaxies in CS82 and CFHTLens – Anna Niemiec (Laboratoire d’Astrophysique de Marseille)
12h10 Summer School Closing