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Mar2020meeting

Last edited by Grzegorz Daniluk Mar 19, 2020
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Cancellation of Face-to-face Workshop on High Precision Timing and Frequency Transfer, 12-13 March 2020

Replaced by: One day Zoom meeting on High Precision Timing and Frequency Transfer, 12 March 2020

We would like to invite you to take part in a videoconference we are planning, led from the Square Kilometre Array Headquarters, Jodrell Bank, UK, focussed on “High precision frequency and timing transfer for next generation radio telescopes using White Rabbit”. The goal is to bring together world experts on precise time and frequency transfer using the White Rabbit system, in order to understand its issues and limitations, and to explore its future use, particularly as it might be applied to the SKA2.

This will be a one day videoconference meeting on Thursday 12th March 2020.


Agenda

Time Zone GMT (ie. UK non-summer time)

Time Speaker and Title
08.50 Start time
08.50-09.00 Introduction, Luca Stringhetti (SKAO) "Welcome to the SKA"
09.05-09.35 Paul Boven (JIVE) "Synchronizing the Square Kilometre Array"
09.35-10.05 Sascha Schediwy (UWA) "Highly Accurate Frequency transfer for SKA-MID"
10.05-10:35 Bo Wang (Tsinghua University) "Integrated dissemination system of frequency, time and data for radio astronomy"
10.35-11.05 Greg Daniluk (CERN) "Introduction to White Rabbit"
11.05-11.25 Coffee break
11.25-11.55 Mattia Rizzi (CERN) "Latest developments on low jitter WR"
11.55-12.25 Anders Wallin (VTT MIKES) “Absolute calibration of PTP-WR links and results from long-distance time-transfer experiments”
12.25-12.55 Paul Boven (JIVE) "VLBI with a remote hydrogen maser"
12.55-14.00 Lunch break
14.00-14.30 Ralf Wischnewski (DESY) "WR tests in the TAIGA Observatory"
14.30-15.00 Heike Prokoph (DESY) "Towards a Precision Timing System for the Cherenkov Telescope Array"
15.00-15.30 Jack Hickish (Real Time radio) "White Rabbit for timing distribution at the Hydrogen Epoch of Reionization Array and its successors"
15.30-15.40 You Lu and Zonghai Ji (CETC38 and University of Manchester) "Working with WR-FL-LJD from SyncTechnology"
15.40-15.50 Tea break
15.50-16.20 Renier Siebrits (SARAO) "MeerKAT timescale, clock monitoring, associated clock tracking software and the F&T distribution system"
16.20-16.50 Bill Shillue (NRAO) "Time and frequency Transfer for the ngVLA"

The results of the lab tests will be circulated later.

**Given the changes, we would be grateful if you would confirm that you will still be able to give a presentation as listed **


The plan is still to convene a face-to-face workshop once the worldwide health situation has stabilised.

When we are able to hold the in-person workshop we would like to invite demonstrations of the capabilities of the present White Rabbit system. We propose that any hardware should be set up on the first day, and could be left running for the duration of the meeting, with a summary of performance at the end. Anyone wishing to contribute to this part of the meeting is invited to contact Aniket Hendre (a.hendre@skatelescope.org) at the SKAO Headquarters for technical assistance.

We should like to focus on the requirements for SKA2, and will look forward towards the future. Topics we would like to explore include:

  • 10Gb/s White Rabbit (and much higher speeds?)
  • (Very) long distance WR, including co-existing on existing fibre infrastructure
  • Calibration of long haul links (with possible amplifiers etc.)
  • Frequency stability as function of distance
  • Further improvement potential for frequency stability

This videoconference is being run jointly by the SKAO and the University of Manchester. Please contact the Local Organising Committee if you require any assistance.

Local Organizing Committee

  • Althea Wilkinson (althea.wilkinson@manchester.ac.uk)
  • Bassem Alachkar (B.Alachkar@skatelescope.org)
  • Sarah Lamb (S.Lamb@skatelescope.org)
  • Aniket Hendre (A.hendre@skatelescope.org)
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