The SPIE Astronomical Telescopes + Instrumentation symposium is among the foremost global gatherings for astronomical optics and photonics. From 16-21 June 2024, engineers, scientists, students, and industry leaders have gathered in Yokohama, Japan, to celebrate this event and share their scientific advancements related to light-based technologies.
The European Solar Telescope was also present at the meeting, with the participation of several engineers and scientists from the EST Project Office, who presented the latest technical advancements of the project through a series of talks and posters. The preliminary design of the telescope, the status of its control system, and the analysis of its local seeing were among the topics discussed.
Contributions
Talks
- ‘Overview of the Preliminary Optical Design of the European Solar Telescope (EST)’ - Marta Belío-Asin
- ‘Status of the European Solar Telescope Control System' - Jorge Quintero Nehrkorn
- ‘Conceptual design of the infrared Integral Field Spectropolarimeter for the European Solar Telescope’ - Carlos Quintero Noda
Posters
- ‘Local seeing analysis of the European Solar Telescope’ - Mahy Soler
- ‘Active optics control and its integration with the adaptive optics in the European Solar Telescope (EST)’ - Javier León Gil
- ‘Contrast optimization in wide-field AO’ - Nicolás Rodríguez-Linares et al.
- ‘Phase diversity application on the EST MCAO testbench’ - Nicolás Rodríguez-Linares et al.
- ‘Conceptual optical design of the infrared Integral Field Spectropolarimeter for the European Solar Telescope’ - Silvia Regalado Olivares
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