Galaxies & AGN with the First Euclid data and beyond

14 Sept 2022, 09:30 → 16 Sept 2022, 18:30 Europe/Rome

Città della Scienza, Naples

Viola Allevato (Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica (INAF))

The Workshop is open ONLY to Euclid Consortium members

Euclid is going to be launch-ready by spring 2023, and hopefully actually launched not much further down the line. A call for Key Projects using actual Euclid data is forthcoming. This is excellent timing to start focusing on the scientific projects we would like to carry out with the Euclid data, as a collaboration, particularly in this case as part of the Galaxy and AGN Evolution Science Working group. 

We will meet for 3 days that will be dedicated to the presentation of science projects, with a large space left for discussions and sub-group/topical parallel sessions. This will be along the topics defined by the SWG Work-packages, dealing with star forming and passive galaxies, galaxy morphology, lensing, environment, AGN, distant galaxies, etc etc. But also beyond, and discussion of further applications and science ideas is welcome. 

SOC:

Viola Allevato (Chair), Jarle Brinchmann, Emanuele Daddi, Andrea Cimatti (co-chairs), Giovanni Covone, Lucia Pozzetti, Margherita Talia, Manuela Magliocchetti, Jenny Sorce, Marc Huertas-Company, Michele Moresco, Gabriella De Lucia, Alessandro Sonnenfeld, Sotiria Fotopoulou, Elena Zucca.

LOC

Maurizio Paolillo (Chair), Viola Allevato (co-chair), Crescenzo Tortora, Giovanni Covone, Demetra De Cicco, Olena Torbaniuk, Michele Delli Veneri, Rosario Aiello

The workshop will be held at Monte Sant'Angelo, Sala Azzurra in Naples, Italy on 14-16 September 2022.

NEW Agenda

 

Accommodation

We have a variety of accommodation possibilities in Naples, but please book early as middle of September is still "high season" in Naples. Every morning we will provide a shuttle leaving from Piazza Vittoria to the conference center and back from the conference center to Piazza Vittoria in the evening. We then suggest you to book your room within walking distance from Piazza Vittoria, a  beautiful front-sea area full of hotels, b&b/airb&b and restaurants.. 

You can also reach the conference center "Città della Scienza" by public transportation. Take the direct bus R7 from "Piazza Vittoria Riviera di Chiaia" towards "Bagnoli - La Pietra" and get off after 22 stops at "Coroglio - Città della Scienza". The ticket is 1.10 euros. You can download the App Unico Campania, available on Play Store and App Store , in Android and iOS version and use it to check the bus schedule, calculate the route and buy the ticket  after registering as new user.

Travelling to Naples

Reaching Naples is simple! 

By plane: the Naples' international airport (Napoli- Capodichino, NAP), is located less than 6 km northeast of the city center, with direct international flights arriving and departing daily. There is a regular bus service (Alibus Shuttle) from the airport to the centre of the town. A one-way ticket costs 5euros and takes you directly to Piazza Garibaldi in just 15 minutes. Taking a taxy may be more expensive, but it's definitely the most convenient. The journey shouldn't take more than 12 minutes and will cost you a flat rate fee of ~20 euros.

By train: Naples' main train stations is called Napoli Centrale (or Piazza Garibaldi Station) and both Trenitalia (Italian national rail company) and private Italo trains arrive and depart from here. 

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Wednesday, 14 September

09:30 → 11:30 Day 1: Plenary Session 1

09:30 Welcome + SWG-GEV Leads

09:45 OU-PHZ (S. Paltani)

10:00 Science Archive (B. Altieri)

10:15 LSST - UNIONS (J. C. Cuillandre)

10:30 Discussion plenary 1

11:00 Coffee Break

11:30 → 14:15 Day 1: Plenary Session 2

11:30 S.Lim - CIB-COB imaging cross-correlation and constraints on galaxy formation

11:45 M. Shuntov - Magnification as a probe of halo masses

12:00 Discussion: Multi-wavelength synergies (M. Bethermin)

12:15 Discussion: Follow-up observations

12:45 Lunch Break

14:15 → 16:31 Day 1: Plenary Session 3: Environment

14:15 N. Malavasi - Characterizing the detection of the cosmic web

14:30 R.Coogan - Multi-wavelength detection of high-z overdensities

14:45 C. Laigle - Measuring the 2D alignments between galaxies and their cosmic web environment in EDFs

15:00 P. Dimauro - Intracluster light detection at high-z

15:15 G.Mamon - How well can Euclid measure evolution of color segregation with density profiles

15:30 S. Mei - Galaxy Scaling Relations in clusters at z>1.5

15:45 A. Diaz-Sanchez - Detection of cluster & protocluster using CARTHAGO algorithm

16:00 Coffee Break

16:30 → 18:00 Day 1: Parallel Session b: WP4

16:30 → 18:00 Parallel Session c: Spectroscopy

16:30 Spectral Stacking (E. Lusso)

16:40 Discussion on spectral stacking

17:10 Updates on simulations (M. Scodeggio, C. Mancini)

17:30 Discussion

16:31 → 18:01 Day 1: Parallel session a: WP3

Thursday, 15 September

09:30 → 11:30 DAY 2: Plenary Session 4

09:30 OU-SPE (M. Moresco)

09:45 SWG - LU (C. Tortora)

10:00 SWG - PU (J. G. Cuby)

10:15 Flagship (F. Castander)

10:30 Discussion plenary 4

11:00 Coffee Break

11:30 → 14:30 Day 2: Plenary Session 5

11:30 G. De Lucia - Galaxy Mocks for legacy science

11:45 C. Mancini - Euclid forecasts for galaxy evolution

12:00 L. Pozzetti - Census of overweight galaxies with Q1-DR1

12:15 M. Bolzonella - Bulk galaxy properties and unconventional objects from Q1 and DR1

12:30 Discussion plenary 5

13:00 Lunch Break

14:30 → 18:00 Day 2: Plenary Session 6

14:30 M.Baes - Extracting the distribution of stellar mass, age and metallicity in nearby galaxies

14:45 D. Donevski - Unveiling the nature of dusty quiescent galaxies

15:00 O. Chavez Ortiz - Using Euclid to explore correlations between galaxies and emergent Lyman-alpha strength

15:15 S. Kruk - The evolution of the internal structures of galaxies with Euclid

15:30 D. Scognamiglio - Searching for ultra compact massive galaxies

15:45 R. Bowler - Prospects for studying luminous galaxies in the EoR

16:00 S. Theosamuele - High z galaxies identification in the EDFs

16:15 Coffee Break

16:45 M. Ezziati - The selection of high-z quasars

17:00 M. Selwood - Expected number of AGN

17:15 F. Mannucci - Detection dual/lensed AGN at small separations

17:30 Discussion plenary 6

Friday, 16 September

09:30 → 11:40 Day 3: Plenary Session 7

09:30 4MOST (J. Loveday)

09:45 WEAVE (U. Kuchner)

10:00 MOONS (M. Cirasuolo)

10:15 IR Surveys (C. Gruppioni)

10:30 Discussion Plenary 7

11:00 Coffee Break

11:40 → 14:30 Day 3: Plenary Session 8

11:40 J.Silverman - Connections between SMBHs, host galaxies and their DMHs

11:55 H.Fu - Impact of the stellar mass-halo mass relation in galaxy merger

12:10 F. Shankar - Constraints on the assembly histories of galaxies and SMBHs

12:25 X. Lopez - Exploitation of AGN in Euclid Q1/DR1 with an empirically generated catalog

12:40 Discussion Plenary 8

13:05 Lunch Break

14:30 → 16:00 Day 3: Plenary Session 10: Photometry

14:30 A. Enia - Characterizing the evolution of galaxy physical properties relation with machine learning

14:40 L. Bisigello - Selecting AGN using observed Euclid colors

14:50 Discussion: Galaxies

15:25 Discussion: AGN

16:00 → 16:30 Coffee Break

16:30 → 18:30 Day 3: Plenary Session 9: Spectroscopy

16:30 L. Gabarra - Euclid PILOT spectral simulations

16:40 M. Jafariyazani - Self Organizing Maps as a tool to infer spectroscopic features of galaxies from their broadband colors

16:50 Discussion: galaxies

17:25 Discussion: AGN