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Pith's one-line read LSST will increase known small solar system objects by an order of magnitude or more, but specific software tools and infrastructure must be developed beforehand to realize the science.

desk verdict This 2019 white paper is a planning document that lists software needs for LSST solar system work but adds no new results or methods. read the letter →

arxiv 1906.11346 v1 pith:KBW4LYBG submitted 2019-06-26 astro-ph.EP astro-ph.IM

Henry H. Hsieh , Michele T. Bannister , Bryce T. Bolin , Josef Durech , Siegfried Eggl , Wesley C. Fraser , Mikael Granvik , Michael S. P. Kelley
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Matthew M. Knight Rodrigo Leiva Marco Micheli Joachim Moeyens Michael Mommert Darin Ragozzine Cristina A. Thomas
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The reading

The paper establishes that the LSST survey will multiply the known populations of small solar system bodies by ten times or greater within a decade. This expansion would support a wide range of new investigations into orbital dynamics, compositions, and formation histories if the data can be processed effectively. The authors identify the software tools for detection, tracking, and analysis plus the supporting infrastructure that the community must build in advance. They outline implementation approaches and issue a call for coordinated development before operations begin in late 2022. A sympathetic reader would see this as a practical roadmap to avoid missing the scientific opportunity created by the survey's data volume.

What carries the argument

The set of anticipated software tools for object detection, orbit determination, light-curve analysis, and infrastructure for data handling and community coordination that carry the argument for readiness.

What would settle it

Absence of operational software pipelines for real-time LSST solar system object processing and orbit solutions by the start of survey operations in late 2022 would demonstrate the claim does not hold.

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Core claim

The Large Synoptic Survey Telescope is expected to increase known small solar system object populations by an order of magnitude or more over the next decade, enabling a broad array of transformative solar system science investigations to be performed, provided the community develops and deploys the necessary software tools and infrastructure in time.

Load-bearing premise

The solar system science community will successfully develop and deploy the specific software tools and infrastructure in time for the start of LSST operations in late 2022.

Editorial extensions

If this is right

  • Statistical studies of previously inaccessible subpopulations of asteroids and comets become feasible with the larger sample sizes.
  • Real-time follow-up observations of newly discovered objects require integrated alert and scheduling systems.
  • Long-term archiving and reprocessing capabilities must support repeated analyses as the survey accumulates data.
  • Community-wide standards for data formats and algorithms will be needed to combine LSST results with other surveys.
  • Targeted science cases such as near-Earth object characterization and trans-Neptunian object dynamics depend on the outlined tools being available.

Reading between the lines

Editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

  • Prioritizing open-source development of orbit-fitting codes could accelerate readiness across multiple institutions.
  • Integration with existing planetary science databases would reduce duplication of effort once LSST data arrives.
  • Testing the proposed infrastructure on precursor surveys like ZTF could reveal bottlenecks before full operations.
  • Failure to coordinate across subfields risks uneven science return favoring only well-resourced groups.
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Referee Report

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Summary. This white paper claims that the LSST survey will increase the known populations of small solar system objects by an order of magnitude or more, enabling transformative science. It identifies necessary software tools and infrastructure for handling the data, suggests implementation approaches, and urges the community to develop these resources ahead of LSST operations starting in late 2022.

Significance. If the recommendations are followed, the paper could play a key role in preparing the solar system science community for LSST by highlighting infrastructure needs and fostering collaboration on tool development. It gives credit to prior LSST projections for the data volume estimates and focuses on actionable steps rather than unsubstantiated claims.

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  1. The manuscript would benefit from an explicit list or table summarizing the key software tools and infrastructure needs discussed throughout the text.

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We thank the referee for their positive assessment of the white paper, including the recognition of its potential role in preparing the community and the recommendation to accept.

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No circularity: white paper with no derivations or fitted claims

full rationale

This 2019 community white paper enumerates software and infrastructure needs for LSST solar-system science and issues a call to action. It contains no equations, derivations, fitted parameters, quantitative predictions, or technical claims whose correctness is defended within the paper. The sole forward-looking statement (order-of-magnitude increase in known objects) is presented as background expectation from LSST survey capabilities rather than a result derived or fitted here. No load-bearing steps exist that could reduce by construction to inputs, self-citations, or ansatzes. The document is self-contained as planning guidance without any circular reasoning possible.

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No free parameters, axioms, or invented entities are introduced because the document is a planning white paper rather than a derivation or model.

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The Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST) is expected to increase known small solar system object populations by an order of magnitude or more over the next decade, enabling a broad array of transformative solar system science investigations to be performed. In this white paper, we discuss software tools and infrastructure that we anticipate will be needed to conduct these investigations and outline possible approaches for implementing them. Feedback from the community or contributions to future updates of this work are welcome. Our aim is for this white paper to encourage further consideration of the software development needs of the LSST solar system science community, and also to be a call to action for working to meet those needs in advance of the expected start of the survey in late 2022.

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