Janice Lee is an Assistant Professor of Creative Writing. She explores themes in architecture and planning, arts and entertainment, and film and cinema, weaving together her diverse interests as a Korean American writer and teacher. Janice's work has been featured in notable publications including the Daily Bruin, Boston Consulting Group, KALW, PLOS, KPBS, and others.
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By: Janice Lee
Three Cumming School of Medicine researchers – Dr. Mary Brindle , MD, Dr. Robert Quinn, MD, PhD, and Dr.
By: María Jiménez Donaire, Fabian Scheuermann, Thomas Williams, Kazimierz Sliwa, Rebecca Mcelroy, Eric Emsellem, Rupali Chandar, Johannes Puschnig, Janice Lee, Toshiki Saito, Jonathan Henshaw, David Thilker, Eva Schinnerer, Amanda Kepley
We describe the processing of the PHANGS-ALMA survey and present the PHANGS-ALMA pipeline, a public software package that processes calibrated interferometric and total power data into science-ready data products. PHANGS-ALMA is a large, high-resolution survey of CO(2-1) emission from nearby galaxies. The observations combine ALMA's main 12 m array, the 7 m array, and total power observations, and use mosaics of dozens to hundreds of individual pointings. We describe the processing of the u - v data, imaging and deconvolution, linear mosaicking, combining interferometer and total power data, noise estimation, masking, data product creation, and quality assurance. Our pipeline has a general design and can also be applied to Very Large Array and ALMA observations of other spectral lines and continuum emission. We highlight our recipe for deconvolution of complex spectral line observations, which combines multiscale clean, single-scale clean, and automatic mask generation in a way that appears robust and effective. We also emphasize our two-track approach to masking and data product creation. We construct one set of "broadly masked" data products, which have high completeness but significant contamination by noise, and another set of "strictly masked" data products, which have high confidence but exclude faint, low signal-to-noise emission. Our quality assurance tests, supported by simulations, demonstrate that 12 m+7 m deconvolved data recover a total flux that is significantly closer to the total power flux than the 7 m deconvolved data alone. In the appendices, we measure the stability of the ALMA total power calibration in PHANGS-ALMA and test the performance of popular short-spacing correction algorithms.
Andy Summers brings his latest multimedia project “The Cracked Lens + A Missing String” to the Presidio Theatre Performing Arts Center/San Francisco this Saturday, Sept. 27th.
By: Susanne Soroushian, Janice Lee
I covered my tired eyes to block out the morning sun. Almost immediately, regret from scrolling deep into the night seeped in, along with a throbbing headache.
The Office of the Vice-President (Research) invites University of Calgary faculty, staff and students to contribute to the development of the
By: Janice Lee
Researchers examine how factors such as daylighting, air quality, temperature and noise shape health and comfort
Filmmakers Dan Geller and Dayna Goldfine craft a gem of a film, featuring interviews from James Taylor, Carole King, Linda Ronstadt, that highlights the many lives and facets of the English multi-hyphenate.
