Low frequency aperture array developments for phase 1 SKA
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Bij de Vaate, Jan
de Lera Acedo, E.
Virone, G.
Jiwani, Aziz
Razavi, N.
Perini, F.
Zarb-Adami, K.
Monari, J.
Padhi, Shantanu
Addamo, G.
Peverini, O.
Montebugnoli, S.
Gunst, A.
Hall, Peter
Faulkner, A.
van Ardenne, A.
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2011Type
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Aperture Arrays (AA) mark a new era in radio astronomy combining high sensitivity with a large field-of-view, enabling very high survey and imaging speeds. This paper describes the development of low frequency aperture arrays leading up to SKA phase 1 within the Aperture Array Verification Program (AAVP) as part of the SKA program.
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Bij de Vaate, Jan Geralt and de Lera Acedo, Eloy and Virone, Giuseppe and Jiwani, Aziz and Razavi, Nima and Perini, Federico and Zarb-Adami, Kristian and Monari, Jader and Padhi, Shantanu and Addamo, Giuseppe and Peverini, Oscar and Montebugnoli, Stelio and Gunst, Andre and Hall, Peter and Faulkner, Andrew and van Ardenne, Arnold. 2011. Low frequency aperture array developments for phase 1 SKA, in A.H. Serbest (ed), General Assembly and Scientific Symposium, 2011 XXXth URSI, Aug 13-20 2011. Istanbul, Turkey: IEEE.
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Proceedings of the XXXth URSI GASS
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Curtin Institute of Radio Astronomy
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