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IPS Observations in China: Past, Now and Future Lijia Liu National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences (NAOC) (Given by Mario M. Bisi, STFC RAL Space)

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Page 1: IPS Observations in China: Past, Now and Future Lijia Liu National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences (NAOC) (Given by Mario M. Bisi,

IPS Observations in China:Past, Now and Future

Lijia Liu

National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences (NAOC)

(Given by Mario M. Bisi, STFC RAL Space)

Page 2: IPS Observations in China: Past, Now and Future Lijia Liu National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences (NAOC) (Given by Mario M. Bisi,

Outline

1. IPS study in China

2.Future development of IPS in China

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IPS study in China

China began IPS study in the1990s

• IPS theory study: Y. H. Qiu, X. Z. Zhang, P. Z. Ye et al.

• IPS observation: NAOC (BAO)

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IPS with MSRT

• Since 1990s• 9m, 28 telescopes• Frequency: 232MHz• Additive mode• Equivalent aperture

47m

X. Z. Zhang et al., Chinese Science bulletin Vol. 6, 2001

MSRT : Miyun Synthesis Radio Telescope

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IPS with MSRT

X. Z. Zhang et al., Chinese Science bulletin Vol. 6, 2001

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X. Z. Zhang et al., Chinese Science bulletin Vol. 6, 2001

2000-4-12 3C48 raw data (a) and power spectrum (b)

Raw data Power spectrum

IPS with MSRT

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The Retirement of MSRT

• The degradation of radio environment in Miyun Station

• The construction of a new radio telescope

MSRT was retired early this century IPS observation was ceased for several years

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IPS with 25 m in Urumqi

• First SSSF IPS observing station in China

• Diameter : 25m

• Wavelength: 18cm

• Sampling interval: 0.25ms

• Integration interval: 10ms

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IPS with 25 m in Urumqi

Key Parameters of IPS Observations with the 25m Radio Telescope Performed in 2008 at UAO

L. J. Liu et al,,RAA,2010,10,6,577-586

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IPS with 25 m in Urumqi

Characteristic spectrum of the 18 cm receiver at UAO before and after filtering.

L. J. Liu et al,,RAA,2010,10,6,577-586

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Flow chart for data processing

Flow chart for data acquisition

IPS with 25 m in Urumqi

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Date: 2008.12.1

Parameters : AR=1.2 , α=3.1 , V=400km/s

Fitting spectrum

3C3457.1Jy0.23AU

L. J. Liu et al,,RAA,2010,10,6,577-586

IPS with 25 m in Urumqi

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IPS with 50m in Miyun

• Observing frequencies(MHz)

UHF( 327/611)

S/X(2300 , 8400)

• The only SSDF IPS observing station in China• Serving the Chinese Meridian Project

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Technical Data of the Telescope

X. Y. Zhu et al, RAA,2012,12,8, 857-864

IPS with 50m in Miyun

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IPS with 50m in Miyun

Front-end of IPS observation system.

X. Y. Zhu et al, RAA,2012,12,8, 857-864

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Data acquisition system

IPS with 50m in Miyun

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IPS with 50m in Miyun

(a):IPS spectrum of observation data from 3c237b on September 27, 2011 ( Red line is the theoretical fitting curve).(b)Normalized Co-spectrum(NCS) between the pairs of radio frequencies 2300/8400 in MHz.Scales are logarithmic for frequency and power density (2dB per division) and linear for NCS.

X. Y. Zhu et al, RAA,2012,12,8, 857-864

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1. IPS study in China

2.Future development of IPS in China

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Future development of IPS in China

• 25 m in XAOThe most efficient radio telescope in China,

hard to apply

• 50m in Miyun Under take the Lunar Project at the

meantime, IPS observation can only be a part time job

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Future development of IPS in ChinaIPS group in JLRAT, NAOC

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Future development of IPS in China

• Build special IPS telescope• Research new low frequency

receivers• Development of digital back-end• Perfecting data processing method• Strengthening international

cooperation

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Thank you!