List of GAIA Viewgraphs
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E. Hoeg          16 May 2000

In planning a talk on GAIA I find it useful to have make a list of the
viewgraphs to be used. I therefore made the list given below, inluding
the page number in your file of viewgraphs.

The numbers in the list correspond to the pagenumbers in the file of
May 2, 2000. We will probably not update these numbers even if the 
pagenumbers in a new file of viewgraphs will be different.


1       GAIA A Stereoscopic Census
2   GAIA compared with Hipparcos
3   Scientific Objectives : Performances
4   Distances from Ground, Hipparcos, and GAIA
5   GAIA Accuracies and our Galaxy

6       Scientific Objectives
7   GAIA: Why a Survey to 20 mag ?
8   Formation and Evolution of the Galaxy
9   Simulations of the Galactic Plane
10  Galaxy Warp
11  Star Formation History
12  Colour-Magnitude Diagrams
13  OB Associations
14  Runaway Stars
15  Tidal Streams 1
16  Tidal Streams 2
17  Stellar Astrophysics
18  Binary and Multiple Stars
19  Interstellar Medium 
20  Magellanic Clouds
21  Large Mag. Cloud: Distance uncertainties

22      Reference Frames etc
23  Galaxies, Quasars, and Reference Frame
24  Generel Relativity/Metric
25  Related Missions
26  Accuracies: GAIA, FAME, DIVA

27      Extra-Solar Planets
28  Extra-Solar Planets
29  Sun's Motion and Simulated Planetary Effects
30  Brown Dwarf Gliese 229B
31  Known planet orbits and astrometric signatures
32  Extra-Solar Planets: Detection Domains and Transits

33      Solar System Studies
34  Solar System
35  The Inner Solar System
36  Kuiper Belt Objects and Co-Orbiting Asteroids
37  Stellar Encounters with the Oort Cloud

38      Payload and Spacecraft
39  Design Considerations
40  Payload
41  Payload Configuration
42  Astrometric Instroment: Light Path
43  GAIA: Sky Scanning Principle
44  GAIA: Focal Plane
45  On-Board Object Detection
46  Radial Velocity Measurement Concept
47  Radial Velocity and Photometric Instrument
48  Spectral Sequences around Ca II
49  Satellite and System
50  Data Flow on Board
51  Key Technical Challenges

52      Accuracy and Data Analysis
53  Astrometric Accuracy
54  Main Performances and Capabilities
55  Accuracy Example: Stars at 15 mag with sg_pi/pi<0.02
56  Comparison with Other Catalogues 
57  Photometric Accuracies and Diagnostics
58  Data Analysis: Concept and Requirements

59      Organisation etc
60  GAIA Science Advisory Structure
61  Concept and Technology Study

62      Other/Backup/Redundant
63  GAIA [disciplines of astronomy]
64  Scientific Objectives: Implications
65  Implementation Timescale: Technology
66  Technology Studies: Basic Angle Monitoring
67  Interferometric Option
68  Implementation Timescale: Scientific Rationale for 2009

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