ALMA Data Reduction Training Day: Tuesday, 20th October 2026

1 October 2026/in General news/by Allegro

ALMA Data Reduction Training Day: Tuesday, 20th October 2026

On Tuesday, 20th October 2026, Allegro will host an ALMA Data Reduction Training Day in person at Leiden Observatory (Room tbd). The training starts at 10:00 and continues into the afternoon, with coffee and lunch breaks, till 16.00.

The day is split into two parts: the first includes more lectures and general introductions to ALMA, and the second half includes hands-on sessions covering: getting from the ALMA archive to calibrated visibilities, an overview of calibration and self-calibration, working with CASA, imaging, and exploring data cubes with CARTA. The day is aimed at first-time users of ALMA data.

Registered participants will receive instructions for connecting to the Allegro workstations before the training day.

Register here — deadline Friday, 16th October.

See you there!

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