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Wednesday November 28, 2012

10:00 AM EST	2012 - 2013 Scientific Python Course Scientific Python: Basic Overview, Using the IPython Notebook and Introductory Examples Perry Greenfield (Space Telescope Science Institute)
03:30 PM EST	2012 Science Colloquia The Formation and Evolution of Massive Galaxies Pieter van Dokkum (Department of Astronomy, Yale University)

Thursday November 29, 2012

10:00 AM EST	2012 VAO (Virtual Astronomical Observatory) Welcome, Overview, Objectives Bob Hanisch (Space Telescope Science Institute)
10:00 AM EST	Special Presentations VAO Community Day Robert Hanisch (Space Telescope Science Institute)
10:10 AM EST	2012 VAO (Virtual Astronomical Observatory) Science Capabilities of the VO Joe Lazio (Space Telescope Science Institute)
10:30 AM EST	2012 VAO (Virtual Astronomical Observatory) Spectral Analysis and SEDs Ivo Busko (Space Telescope Science Institute)
11:00 AM EST	2012 VAO (Virtual Astronomical Observatory) Data Discovery Tom Donaldson (Space Telescope Science Institute)
11:20 AM EST	2012 VAO (Virtual Astronomical Observatory) CANDELS and the VO Anton Koekemoer (Space Telescope Science Institute)
11:40 AM EST	2012 VAO (Virtual Astronomical Observatory) The VO and Python, VAO futures Perry Greenfield (Space Telescope Science Institute)
12:45 PM EST	2012 VAO (Virtual Astronomical Observatory) Hands-on scenario 1 TBD (Space Telescope Science Institute)
01:00 PM EST	2012 VAO (Virtual Astronomical Observatory) Hands-on scenario 2 TBD (Space Telescope Science Institute)
01:15 PM EST	2012 VAO (Virtual Astronomical Observatory) Hands-on scenario 3 TBD (Space Telescope Science Institute)
01:30 PM EST	2012 VAO (Virtual Astronomical Observatory) Hands-on scenario 4 TBD (Space Telescope Science Institute)
01:45 PM EST	2012 VAO (Virtual Astronomical Observatory) Q&A, feedback TBD (Space Telescope Science Institute)

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09:00 AM EST	2012 - 2013 Scientific Python Course Scientific Python: Basics of Data Manipulation and Visualization Robert Jedrezejewski (Space Telescope Science Institute)
03:30 PM EST	2012 Science Colloquia The IGM Project: Searching for IGM Emission Over 0<z<7 Christopher Martin (Caltech)

09:00 AM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Science Case 7 - Reverberation Mapping of the UV Emission Lines in AGNs Bradley Peterson (Ohio State University)
09:20 AM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Panel: How Can the Archive Help Users and What Do Users Need Stefi Baum & Panel Discussion (Rochester Inst. of Technology)
10:20 AM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Introduction to Splinter Sessions Aki Roberge (GSFC)
12:00 PM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Summary and Discussion from Splinter Sessions Aki Roberge (GSFC)
02:00 PM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Lessons Learned from the Advanced Spectral Library (STIS) Large Project: Need for Post-Pipeline Analysis Tools Tom Ayres (University of Colorado )
02:20 PM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Characterizing Non-Poissonian Noise in HST/COS Data Brian Keeney (University of Colorado)
02:40 PM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Creating a Legacy of High-Quality COS Ultraviolet Spectra of Cataclysmic Variables Edward Sion (Villanova University)
02:55 PM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Improving Use-Efficiency of HST UV Spectra in the modeling of Cataclysmic Variables Patrick Godon (Villanova University)
03:10 PM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Under Construction: The Next Generation Spectral Library Michael Gregg (University of California, Davis)
04:00 PM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Round Table: Requirements and Design Considerations for a General Processing Spectroscopic Pipeline Mary Beth Kaiser (Johns Hopkins University)
05:00 PM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Concluding Remarks Ken Carpenter (GSFC)

08:45 AM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Opening Remarks Bob Williams (Space Telescope Science Institute)
09:10 AM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Inrtoduction to HST Spectroscopy Ken Sembach (Space Telescope Science Institute)
09:40 AM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy COS Status Cristina Oliveira (Space Telescope Science Institute)
09:55 AM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy COS Special Capabilities Steve Osterman (University of Colorado)
10:10 AM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy STIS Status and Special Capabilities Charles Proffitt (STScI/CSC)
11:00 AM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Considerations in Processing HST Spectral Data Edward Jenkins (Princeton University Observatory)
11:40 AM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Spectroscopic Products in the Virtual Observatory Bob Hanisch (STScI)
12:05 PM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Spectroscopic Products in the Hubble Legacy Archive Lee Quick (STScI)
02:00 PM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Science Case 1 - Enhancing the HST Legacy for Spectroscopic Studies of Exoplanets and Circumstellar Disks Carol Grady (Eureka Scientific & GSFC)
02:20 PM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Science Case 2 - UV Spectroscopic Diagnostics of Flares in Low Mass Stars Adam Kowalski (GSFC)
02:40 PM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Science Case 3 - Hunting Very Massive Metal-Poor Stars Danny Lennon (STScI/ESA)
03:00 PM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Science Case 4 - Magellanic Cloud Planetary Nebulae: the low-metallicity environment actors and probes Letizia Stanghellini (NOAO)
03:50 PM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Science Case 5 - A Legacy of High-Resolution UV Spectroscopy for ISM, ICM, and IGM Studies Nicolas Lehner (University of Notre Dame)
04:10 PM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Science Case 6 - Multiple and Extensive Uses of Ultraviolet Quasar Spectra Jane Charlton (Penn State University)
04:30 PM EST	2012 Enhancing the Legacy of HST Spectroscopy Brainstorming Session: Scientific Completeness of the HST Archive Jason Tumlinson (Space Telescope Science Institute)