KILOGAS team meeting, Victoria
The KILOGAS team conducted its second annual meeting and busy week
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KILOGAS (Kiloparsec Investigations of Local Objects’ Gas And Star-formation) is a large ALMA program aimed at transforming our understanding of the drivers of star formation activity in galaxies. We will map CO(2-1) at 1 kpc resolution in a sample of ~500 galaxies, an order of magnitude more than in any existing survey, and crucially representative of the entire local population (in terms of mass, SFR, size, morphology and environment). All galaxies have optical integral field spectroscopy from the MaNGA and SAMI surveys, providing resolution-matched SFR, metallicity, and M* maps, as well as ionized gas and stellar kinematics.
The KILOGAS team conducted its second annual meeting and busy week
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This week many of the KILOGAS team met in Cardiff, UK for our first team meeting.
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Only two months into Cycle 11, but all of the KILOGAS observations (both 12m and compact array) have been completed!
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ALMA cycle 11 has been kind to us so far, and we are excited to share that we have already obtained our first few 12m Array observations, and over 50% of those from the ALMA Compact Array (ACA).
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Only a few days into Cycle 11, and the first KILOGAS observations have already been completed! So far these are some of the compact array (ACA) observations, with the 12m-array observations expected to start coming in early November.
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