This is an internal progress meetings of the PLATO Mission Consortium

Date

8-10 November  2016

Venue

Agenzia Spaziale Italiana

Via del Politecnico snc – 00133 Rome, Italy                                map

AGENDA

The meeting run on 3 days from h 9:30 of November 8 to h 16:40 of Nov 10.

• Session Overview  (pdf)
• Detailed Agenda
• Performance Splinter
• PDC-PSM Plenum & Splinter
• Management & Schedule Splinter
• DPS Software Splinter

Other splinters have no agenda because organized as discussion.

Splinter Chairs

External Connection

External connection will be available. Who is interested to remote connection should contact:

• plato.it@gmail.com for Plenary Sessions

• Splinter Chair for Splinters

Registration

Form Nov 8, on place only

Warning: ID is required to access ASI

How to get to ASI

From Fiumicino Airport directly to ASI (and vice versa)

•  Option 1 (suggested): taxi (30-40 min, depending from traffic)

•  Option 2: Follow indications on how to reach Rome, then on how to reach ASI from Rome  (about 1h40m)

It is possible to book a taxi at fixed rate:

•  up to 3 – 4 persons (car): 50 Euro

•  from 5 to 8 persons (van) 60 Euro

Notice

If interested to this service send an email to plato.it@gmail.com specifying  date, time and number of the arrival/return flight. Please indicate also if you agree to share the taxi with other participants. We will provide to merge reservations within 15 min max of arrival/departure time.

From Fiumicino Airport to Rome (and vice versa)

• Option 1: Public transportation. Our preferred solution is the direct train to Termini Railway Station. From Termini station there are tow metro lines (A, B)

• Option 2: Taxi

Taxi for the center of Rome should ensure a fixed rate of 48 Euro. Anyway, it is possible to book a taxi at fixed rate:

•  up to 3 – 4 persons (car): 40 Euro

•  from 5 to 8 persons (van) 50 Euro

Notice

If interested to this service send an email to plato.it@gmail.com specifying  date, time and number of the arrival/return flight. Please indicate also if you agree to share the taxi with other participants. We will provide to merge reservations within 15 min max of arrival/departure time.

From Ciampino Airport to ASI (and vice versa)

• Option 1: Public transportation to Rome, then follow indication from Rome to ASI (about 1h40m)

• Option 2: Taxi  (20-30 m)

It is possible to book a taxi at fixed rate:

•  up to 3 – 4 persons (car): 35 Euro

•  from 5 to 8 persons (van) 50 Euro

From Rome to ASI

•  By Subway line A, direction “Anagnina”, stop at the “Anagnina” station. Then there are two options:

•  bus n. 20: exit at the bus stop in Via Cambridge

•  taxi (5-10 minute run, about 15 Euro)

Warning: if you take the bus, take into account that the bus stop is 500 m far from the ASI entrance. See the map

Accommodation

Numbers of hotels in the ASI area are available but we suggest to take a room in Rome (better if it is near Metro A stations), to have a more pleasant staying and enjoy yourself.

There is no preselection of hotels but you can look at this booking search website, where we have preselected dates and search criteria (that you can anyway change).

Social Events

A social dinner is organised for November 8 at 8:30pm  in Rome at “Ai Balestrari Porta Pia” (Rome, via Alessandria 150), 13 min walking from metro B exit “Policlinico”

The menu is a typical one of “Cucina Romana”, but an option for vegetarian people will be available.

The cost is 35 Euro, to be payed at the restaurant and individual receipts will be available.

Since we could be a large number of people, we need to book in due time: registered attendees will receive the link for the conference dinner reservation.

Registered Participants

(update at Nov 3rd 2016)

1. Abreu Manuel, Institute of Astrophysics and Space Sciences – Univ Lisbon

2. Ammler-von Eiff Matthias, Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research

3. Appourchaux Thierry, Institut d’Astrophysique Spatiale

4. Balado Ana, INTA

5. Ballans Hervé, IAS (CNRS)

6. Belkacem Kevin, LESIA -Paris Observatory

7. Benedetti Giulio, Leonardo SpA

8. Bergomi Maria, INAF-OAPD

9. Berlin Rainer, DLR

10. Bernd Ulmer, IBU/DLR

11. Bogner Stephanie, OHB System AG

12. Boldrini Franco, Leonardo SpA

13. Borsa Francesco, INAF – Osservatorio Astronomico di Brera

14. Brown David, University of Warwick

15. Burston Raymond, Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research

16. Cabrera Juan, DLR

17. Cara Christophe, CEA

18. Chinellato Simonetta, INAF – OAPd

19. Cosentino Rosario, INAF

20. Curry Patrick, University College London

21. dall’Amico Johanna, OHB System AG

22. de Lange Gerhard, SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research

23. Deleuil Magali, Lab. d’Astrophysique de Marseille

24. Deru Alexis, LESIA

25. Diaz-Garcia Jose Javier, Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias

26. Dreyer Claudia, DLR

27. Eriksson Anders, DLR-PF

28. Fabrizio Michele, ASI Science Data Center

29. Farinato Jacopo, INAF Padova

30. Focardi Mauro, INAF-OAA

31. Forcada Ignasi, OHB System AG

32. Fratter Isabelle, CNES

33. Galajov Fernandez Miguel, LIDAX

34. Galli Emanuele, INAF/IAPS

35. Gauthier Nicolas, LESIA N-DPU software team

36. Ghigo Mauro, INAF-Osservatorio Astronomico di Brera

37. Gizon Laurent, Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research

38. Goupil Mariejo, LESIA, Observatoire de Paris

39. Granata Valentina, University of Padova

40. Grießbach Denis, DLR

41. Gueguen Loic, LESIA – Paris Observatory

42. Guterman Pascal, lam

43. Gutierrez Marques Pablo, MPSSR

44. Hans-Georg Grothues, DLR Space Administration, Bonn

45. Harald Michaelis, DLR

46. Hodgkin Simon, IoA, Cambridge University

47. Klebor Maximilian, OHB System AG

48. Knoche Joerg, Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research

49. Lanza Antonino Francesco, INAF – Catania Astrophysical Observatory, Italy

50. Lopez-Campos Javier, Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC)

51. Maceroni Carla, INAF – OAR

52. Magrin Demetrio, INAF – Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova

53. Marafatto Luca, INAF – Padova

54. Marchiori Victor Atilio, JOSÉ ATILIO OROLOGIO MARCHIORI

55. Marrese Paola Maria, INAF-OA Roma / ASDC ASI Science Data Center

56. Mas-Hesse J. Miguel, CAB (CSIC-INTA)

57. Mogulsky Valery, OHB System AG

58. Morel Thierry, University of Liege, Belgium

59. Munari Matteo, INAF OACT

60. Nascimbeni Valerio, DFA-UNIPD

61. Orlandi Alessandro, OHB System AG

62. Ouazzani Rhita-Maria, Stellar Astrophysics Centre, Aarhus University

63. Pagano Isabella, INAF-OACT

64. Pajas Miriam, INTA

65. Paproth Carsten, DLR

66. Peter Gisbert, DLR

67. Pezzuto Stefano, INAF – IAPS

68. Piotto Giampaolo, Universita’ di PADOVA

69. Plasson Philippe, LESIA

70. Preti Giampaolo, Leonardo SpA

71. Ragazzoni Roberto, INAF – OAPD

72. Ramos Gonzalo, INTA

73. Rauer Heike, DLR

74. Rixon Guy, Institute of Astronomy, University of Cambridge

75. Rockstein Steve, OHB

76. Rodríguez Gómez Julio, IAA-CSIC

77. Samadi Reza, LESIA Observatoire de Paris

78. Santerne Alexandre, Laboratoire d’Astrophysique de Marseille

79. Sanz Rosario, IAA-CSIC

80. Schweitzer Mario, OHB

81. Srp Ágoston, C3S

82. Steller Manfred, Institut für Weltraumforschung, Graz

83. Suárez Juan Carlos, Universidad de Granada

84. Thiele Hans, OHB System AG

85. Tkachenko Andrew, Institute of Astronomy, KU Leuven

86. Vandenbussche Bart, KU Leuven

87. Viotto Valentina, INAF – OAPD

88. Walton Dave, UCL/MSSL

89. Walton Nicholas, Institute of Astronomy, University of Cambridge

90. West Richard, University of Warwick

91. Westerdorff Karsten, German Aerospace Center

92. Wieser Matthias, OHB System AG

93. Wocjan Tomasz, OHB System AG

94. Wohlfeil Jürgen, DLR

95. Würker Jörg, OHB System AG Munich

LOC

• Isabella Pagano
  

• Daniela Sicilia
  

• Valentina Granata
  

• Andrea Spaziani

Contacts

1. Isabella Pagano       isabella.pagano@inaf.it
   

2. Daniela Sicilia         sicilia@oact.inaf.it
   

3. Anders Erikson        anders.erikson@dlr.de
   

4. Maximilian Klebor   maximilian.klebor@ohb.de
   

5. Heike Rauer           heike.rauer@dlr.de