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arxiv: 1611.09736 · v1 · pith:RJ5KKXLXnew · submitted 2016-11-29 · 🌌 astro-ph.IM · astro-ph.CO· astro-ph.GA· astro-ph.HE

Finding the UV-Visible Path Forward: Proceedings of the Community Workshop to Plan the Future of UV/Visible Space Astrophysics

Paul A. Scowen (ASU) , Todd Tripp (U. Mass) , Matt Beasley (Planetary Resources , Inc.) , David Ardila (Aerospace Corp.) , B-G Andersson (SOFIA Science Center) , Jes\'us Ma\'iz Apell\'aniz (CSIC) , Martin Barstow (U. Leicester)
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Luciana Bianchi (JHU) Daniela Calzetti (U. Mass) Mark Clampin (NASA-GSFC) Christopher J. Evans (ROE) Kevin France (U. Colorado) Miriam Garc\'ia Garc\'ia (IAC) Ana Gomez de Castro (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) Walt Harris (LPL) Patrick Hartigan (Rice U.) J. Christopher Howk (U. Notre Dame) John Hutchings (NRC-CA) Juan Larruquert (CSIC) Charles F. Lillie (Lillie Consulting LLC) Gary Matthews (Harris) Stephan McCandliss (JHU) Ron Polidan (Northrup Grumman) Mario R. Perez (NASA HQ) Marc Rafelski (STScI) Ian U. Roederer (U. Michigan) Hugues Sana (AIAP) Wilton T. Sanders (NASA GSFC) David Schiminovich (Columbia U.) Harley Thronson (NASA-GSFC) Jason Tumlinson (STScI) John Vallerga (SSL) Aida Wofford (UNAM)
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We present the science cases and technological discussions that came from the workshop entitled "Finding the UV-Visible Path Forward" held at NASA GSFC June 25-26, 2015. The material presented outlines the compelling science that can be enabled by a next generation space-based observatory dedicated for UV-visible science, the technologies that are available to include in that observatory design, and the range of possible alternative launch approaches that could also enable some of the science. The recommendations to the Cosmic Origins Program Analysis Group from the workshop attendees on possible future development directions are outlined.

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