WP6200 : Padova Scientific Activities
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WP6200 : Padova Scientific Activities
StaffAlberto Franceschini (AF) [Full Professor]
Giulia Rodighiero (GR) & Mattia Vaccari (MV) [Research Fellows]Gabriele Mainetti (GM) & Lucia Marchetti (LM) [PhD Students]
Elena Ricciardelli (ER) & Svetlana Starikova (SS) [PhD Students]
WP 6200.1 - Partecipazione alla Definizione dei KP in GTWP 6200.2 – Partecipazione alla Preparazione dei KP in GT
WP 6200.3 – Sviluppo di algoritmi di riduzione dati e di modelli teoriciWP 6200.4 – Riduzione dati e analisi risultati
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Long-Wavelength Cosmological Surveysin the Era of the Great Observatories
Padova has been involved into long-wavelength studies of extragalactic populations since the 1980s and has consistently
contributed to large-area survey projects carried out with IRAS, ISO, Spitzer and now Herschel
SWIRE ~ 50 ☐2
SWIRE Fields
observed by Spitzer & to be
observed by Herschel GT KPs
(PER & HERMES)
interplay of deep and shallow
observations in “nested” surveys
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The Cosmic Star Formation History at 0 < z < 2.5
Deep 24 micron samples broken down into Luminosity BinsThe deepest Spitzer/MIPS
observations at 24 micron in the GOODS and other fields have
been combined to produce MIR & Luminosity Functions at 0 < z < 2.5 allowing an estimate of the contributions to the Bolometric
Luminosity Functions by sources of different luminosities
The space density of 24 micron selected galaxies as a function of
redshift in different luminosity classes. The colored labels by
each curve indicate the corresponding IR luminosity in
logarithmic solar units.
Rodighiero+ (in prep)GOODS & VVDS/SWIRE Fields
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The SWIRE-SDSS Database and the FIR LLFsExtragalactic FIR Astronomy over ~10 deg2 SWIRE/HERMES
Areas
SDSS provides an optical spectro-photometric dataset well matched to SWIRE/MIPS depths, allowing to probe the properties of flux-limited samples of local (z<~0.5) FIR
galaxies in a complete and reliable manner. The use of Virtual Observatory tools which have recently been made available to the community greatly simplified the
assembly and cross-correlation of the otherwise sparsely available multi-wavelength datasets. The resulting SWIRE-SDSS database not only allows to reliably estimate the
Local Luminosity Functions at 24/70/160 micron but also provides an invaluable resource for science exploitation of HERMES data.
70 micron LLF
Vaccari+ 09 arXiv:0902.0248
24 micron Redshift Distribution
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GECO : Galaxy Evolution CodeSemi-Analytical Models of Galaxy Formation & Evolution
SFR Density vs Redshift
Ricciardelli & Franceschini (sub)
Split by Halo Mass
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Ancillary Observations of HERMES FieldsSpitzer Warm and Spectroscopic Observing Proposals
AF & MV were Co-Is of the 1400-hr Spitzer Warm approved proposal for IRAC 3.6 and 4.5 micron observations of ~20 deg2 within SWIRE/HERMES
fields 3 extra nights (adding to 6) were approved to expand spectroscopic
coverage of MIPS 70 & 160 micron sources within LH/EN1/EN2 SWIRE/HERMES fields Spitzer Warm
observations will allow much improved stellar mass estimates up to
z~6 over SWIRE/HERMES-like areas, providing an ideal counterpart to
the VISTA JHK & Herschel FIR/SMM
Surveys
Nov 08 Run
May 09 Run
Incremental Observing Runs2007/08/09/…
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Preparing for PEP (PACS GT) & HERMES (SPIRE GT) KPs
We have been extensively and variously involved in finalizing the details of the
observations for the PEP and HERMES KP GTs, with a special emphasis on those
planned for SD
In particular we’ve contributed to• Modeling Extragalactic Populations (AF &
MV)• Simulating Catalogs & Images (GR & MV)• Studying HERMES Field Visibility during SD
Phase and Finalizing AORs accordingly (MV)
• Developing & Testing Frequentist & Bayesian Multi-Wavelength XID S/W (MV)
• Assembling VO-compliant Multi-Wavelength Ancillary Databases (GM & LM
& GR & MV)
• “Discussion” about SD Phase Papers
Simulated Extragalactic Skies at PACS wavelengths
enabling extensive PACS pipeline testing
HERMES Fields : Visibility vs Observability
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AOB
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