Vansevičius Vladas - Gaia
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Vladas Vansevičius Institute of Physics, |
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Vladas Vansevicius, from the Institute of Physics, Vilnius, Lithuania, works on various aspects of the Gaia photometry, including the definition of the filter systems that will be used on-board the satellite, and the problems of physical classification and parameterisation based on the simulated photometric data. With Arunas Kucinskas and Jokubas Sudzius, he edited the proceedings of a Gaia workshop held in Vilnius in July 2001 entitled: Census of the Galaxy: Challenges for Photometry and Spectrometry with Gaia. More information on the work of the group at Vilnius is available online. [Published: 01/09/2003 ] |
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