Agenda

Oral Presentations

All talks will be given from a shared computer to ensure a smooth and rapid transition between talks. Please send your talks to the LOC the night before, or the closest session break at the latest. If your talk includes specialized content that requires you to use your own laptop, please email the LOC in advance of your talk to allow us arrange testing of your system in advance of your talk. Powerpoint and PDF presentations will be supported.

Your allocated time slot for a talk includes 20 minutes for the presentation, and 5 minutes for questions. Please plan accordingly.

Poster Presentations

The poster boards can accommodate posters with the maximum dimensions of 46 inches tall by 37 inches wide. Posters will be exhibited for the duration of the conference in the main entrance hall, immediately outside of the auditorium where the conference is being held.

Program

Day 1
Start Finish Agenda Item Presenter
09:00 09:10 Introduction/Announcements
09:10 09:35 CASPER: Past, Present and Future Jack Hickish
09:35 10:00 JASPER Wesley New
10:00 10:25 Making SKARAB a casperfpga. Tyrone van Balla
10:25 10:45 Break
10:45 11:10 The polyphase filterbank Andrew van der Byl
11:10 11:35 Wideband CASPER: SWARM, wSMA EHT and ALMA Jonathan Weintroub
11:35 12:00 Bifrost: a Software Framework for GPU-Enabled High-Throughput Stream Processing Miles Cranmer
12:00 12:25 Increasing the speed of wideband VLBI correlation using GPUs Arash Roshanineshat
12:25 13:30 Break
13:30 15:30 Tutorials (Beckman Classroom)
13:30 15:30 Breakout 1: GPUs - (Beckman Lecture Theatre)
14:00 15:30 Breakout 2 - (Cahill 204)
15:30 15:45 Break
15:45 17:30 Tutorials (Beckman Classroom)
Day 2
Start Finish Agenda Item Presenter
08:30 08:40 Announcements
08:40 09:05 HERA Zuhra Abdurashidova
09:05 09:30 QTT Xin Pei
09:30 09:55 Meerkat Status Francois Kapp
09:55 10:20 Next generation digitisers for MeerKAT X-band receiver. Sias Malan
10:20 10:45 Break
10:45 11:10 SKARAB David Moschella
11:10 11:35 Vadatech high speed ADC and FPGA technology Saeed Karamooz
11:35 12:00 Radiation Hard ASIC with Gigahertz ADC and Polyphase Filter Bank for RFI DetectionPhaneendra Kumar Bikkina
12:00 12:25 SKARAB for programmers and how to use HMC Jason Manley
12:25 13:30 Break
13:30 15:30 Tutorials (Beckman Classroom)
13:30 15:30 Breakout 3: High Speed ADCs - (Beckman Lecture Theatre)
13:30 15:30 Breakout 4 - (Cahill 204)
15:30 15:45 Break
15:45 17:30 Tutorials (Beckman Classroom)
Day 3
Start Finish Agenda Item Presenter
08:3008:40 Announcements
08:4009:05 Real-Time Resampling Processor for SWARM Mark Peryer
09:0509:30 SNAP-2: Design and toolflow Qiuxiang Fan
09:3009:55 The Applications based on SNAP2 LinShu
09:5510:20 SKARAB2 Francois Kapp
10:2010:45 Break
10:4511:10 FRBs and SNAP at Molonglo Kathryn Plant
11:1011:35 FRB Searching Chenhui Niu
11:3512:00 Detecting Giant Pulses from the Crab Pulsar Guillaume Shippee
12:0012:25 High-speed broadband radio interferometry for mapping and imaging lightning Julia Tilles
12:2512:35 Poster Presentations Poster Authors
12:3513:30 Break
13:3015:30 Tutorials (Beckman Classroom)
13:3015:30 Breakout 5: Hardware Development - (Beckman Lecture Theatre)
13:3015:30 Breakout 6 - (Cahill 204)
15:3015:45 Break
15:3017:30 Tutorials (Beckman Classroom)
18:0020:00 Reception (Athenaum Lawn)
Day 4
Start Finish Agenda Item Presenter
09:00 09:10 Announcements
09:10 09:35 Mitigating RFI for the upgraded GMRT through real-time excision Kaushal Buch
09:35 10:00 Real-time Data Stream Processing using the Hybrid Task Graph Scheduler Tim Blattner
10:00 10:25 Real-Time RFI Mitigation for Single-Dish Radio Telescopes Richard Prestage
10:25 10:45 Break
10:45 11:10 Next Generation SETI Experiments Dan Werthimer
11:10 11:35 Breakthrough Listen: Digital instrumentation for the Parkes 64-m telescopey Danny Price
11:35 12:00 The Breakthrough Listen Search for Intelligent Life: A Wideband Data Recorder for the Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telescope Dave MacMahon
12:0012:30 Introduction to Xilinx HBM FPGAs and RFSoC devices Dan Elftmann
12:30 13:30 Break
13:30 15:30 Tutorials (Beckman Classroom)
13:30 14:30 Breakout 7: RFI - (Beckman Lecture Theatre)
14:30 17:30 Breakout 8: Wiki/Documentation - (Beckman Lecture Theatre)
15:30 15:45 Break
15:30 17:30 Tutorials (Beckman Classroom)
Day 5
Start Finish Agenda Item Presenter
09:00 09:10 Announcements
09:10 09:35 Signal processing with heterogeneous digital filterbanks: lessons from the MWA and EDA Randall Wayth
09:35 10:00 A time to digital converter implemented on a ROACH2 board Genady Pilyavsky
10:00 10:25 Test-Driven Development unit-testing for the development of a Correlator-Beamformer MphoMphego
10:25 10:45 Break
10:45 11:10 Methods for processing synchronous data from a physically distributed set of sensors in a system of asynchronous processing elements. Andrew Martens
11:10 11:35 Focal Plane Array Beamformer for the Expanded GMRT: Initial Implementation on ROACH Kaushal Buch
11:35 12:00 Building an FFT Correlator for HERA Deepthi Gorthi
12:00 12:30 Breakout session summaries
12:30 13:30 Break
13:30 15:00 Tutorials (Beckman Classroom)
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Poster Presentations Authors
ROACH-2 based Prototype Implementation of an 8-Beam Multiplierless Approximate-DFT Based Aperture Array Receiver Viduneth Ariyarathna, Renato Cintra, Sravan Pulipati and Arjuna Madanayake
GeoSTAR spectral radiometer cross-correlation system Gytis Baranauskas
Highly frequency multiplexed readout for large-format kinetic inductance detector (KID) arrays Sam Gordon
A radiation-hardened low-power polyphase spectrometer ASIC Alex Zhankevich
The Sardinia ROACH-2 based Digital Architecture for Radio Astronomy (SARDARA) Andrea Melis
A low power 8-bit 56Gsps time-interleaved SAR ADC. Chris Gill, Gytis Baranauskas, Alexander Zhankevich
Designing a 15GSps ADC FMC Board Homin Jiang
Breakout Topics: Moderated by:
Wiki/Documentation Adam Isaacson
Hardware Development Francois Kapp
ADCs Jonathon Weintroub
CASPER for GPUs Danny Price
RFI Kaushal Buch