J01: Radio Astronomy in China

Monday, August 18  08:00-09:20,  Room #12

Session Chair: Bo Peng

A number of new radio astronomy facilities are being planned and built in China, the host country for the 2014 URSI GASS. The 65-m SHAO radio telescope has been commissioned recently, and the massive FAST telescope is under construction. Projects in the pipeline include the 110-m QTT steerable dish, and the 2-element space VLBI mission planned by SHAO. This session will highlight developments in radio astronomy in China.

8:00  J01.1  THE SCIENCE PROSPECTS AND TECHNIQUE CHALLENGES OF QTT

N. Wang

Xinjiang Astronomical Observatory, Urumqi, China


8:20  J01.2   DEVELOPMENT OF THE SHANGHAI 65M RADIO TELESCOPE

Z. -Q. Shen

Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, Shanghai, China


8:40  J01.3   THE STATUS OF THE FIVE-HUNDRED-METER APERTURE SPHERICAL RADIO TELESCOPE AND ITS EARLY SCIENCE PROGRAMS

D. Li, R. Nan

Radio, NAOC, Beijing, China


9:00  J01.4   INTRODUCTION ABOUT THE PRELIMINARY RADIO SCIENCE EXPERIMENT IN CHINESE LUNAR LANDING MISSION CHANG’E-3

J. Ping

Key Laboratory of Lunar and Deep Space Exloration, National Astronomical Observatory, CAS, Beijing, China