Rubin LSST
Stars, Milky Way, and Local Volume
Science Collaboration

Communication

The Stars, Milky Way, and Local Volume science collaboration utilizes several methods for communication amongst its members.

SMWLV Co-Chairs

Please use the co-Chairs of the Stars, Milky Way, and Local Volume Science Collaboration as points of contact for information and queries about the LSST and the science collaboration.

Will Clarkson (wiclarks at umich.edu)
University of Michigan

Peregrine McGehee (peregrine.mcgehee at gmail.com)
SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory

Kristen Dage (kcdage@wayne.edu)
Wayne State University

Communication

E-mail

lsst-milkyway-etc@lists.lsst.org

Slack

On the lsstc.slack.com server the following channels are of interest:

Website

Project based site: https://milkyway.science.lsst.org
This website: https://rubin-smwlv.github.io/

Google Drive

SMWLV_public

Community

This Community Forum is the main portal for community engagement and crowd-sourced support for science with the Rubin Observatory data products and services. Everyone is welcome to browse, ask questions, share knowledge, and discuss topics related to Rubin Observatory and the Legacy Survey of Space and Time.

Science/Milky Way (Open)
Tags (7 Jan 2023): crowded-fields, milkyway, astrometry, smwlv, brown-dwarfs, commissioning

Science Collaborations/Milky Way SC
Tags (7 Jan 2023): crowded-fields, milkyway, photometry, plane, smwlv, stars

GitHub

The repository used for SMWLV material is https://github.com/Rubin-SMWLV. This contains two main areas: