On 4 Feb 2020, at 20:33, Stefan Wagner <swagner@lsw.uni-heidelberg.de> wrote:

Dear all,

I cc Gerd (who will be interim chair of the new OC until the OC will elect
a chair in Obergurgl) for information.

last fall I participated again in the xmm review. In the meeting of panel
chairs we recommended the Multi-Year Heritage Programme of XMM for
continuation.
Based on the discussions among the XMM panel chairs, I thought that we may
consider this in HESS as well.

The XMM plan for Multi-Year Heritage Programms has now been approved and
has been announced (see below).

I wonder whether we should consider a proposal to study, e.g., the X-ray
properties of the Galactic TeV sources. This would combine the efforts of
the entire Galactic science in HESS. We should be clear that a proposal
would be a significant amount of work (last round's proposals were VERY
GOOD) but I think we would now have a good chance (with the published
HGPS out, etc.)

An obvious option would be to propose this effectively by HESS (Co-Is
would have to be individual HESS members). Please feel free to consider,
to comment, to  discuss in your groups. I suggest we discuss this briefly
on Feb 25/26. In case we wanted to go this way, we ought to prepare the
LOI
mentioned in the announcement at that mtg.

Best regards,
Stefan




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Subject: [SPAM?] [XMM-NEWS] XMM-NEWTON NEWS #228
From:    "XMM-Newton Newsletter" <xmm-news@sciops.esa.int>
Date:    Tue, February 4, 2020 11:51
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                               News #228, 3 February 2020
           CONTENTS
            Letter of Intent for Multi-Year Heritage Programmes

       Anticipated timeline for next XMM-Newton         Announcement of
Opportunity: AO-20

       Let us know about XMM-Newton related Ph.D. and         prizes for
XMM-Newton results

           NEWS
                Letter of Intent for Multi-Year Heritage Programmes
In the next call for XMM-Newton proposals (20th Announcement of      
Opportunity) a "Multi-Year Heritage Programme" will be offered for      
the second time.

This programme seeks scientific visionary projects which require       at
least 2 Ms of observing time. A total of 6 Ms of observing       time,
spread over three years, is planned to be made available for       this
programme.

In order to organise the evaluation of "Multi-Year Heritage      
Programme" proposals, interested scientists are strongly urged to      
send an e-mail as letter of intent to the XMM-Newton Project      
Scientist (Norbert.Schartel + esa.int )            before 6 March 2020.
The e-mail should contain a       draft title, a short (up to three
sentences) description of the       respective scientific area and an
estimate of the required       observing time.
                Anticipated timeline for next XMM-Newton Announcement of
    Opportunity: AO-20
The planned key milestones for the Twentieth XMM-Newton      
"Announcement of Opportunity" have been established. Within this      
AO-20 a new call to submit proposals for observations to be      
performed with the XMM-Newton observatory will be issued.

To be prepared for this, please find below the anticipated       timeline:
                                Announcement of Opportunity            
18 August 2020                           
  Due date for Proposals             9
October 2020 (12:00 UT)                  
           Final OTAC approved programme
           mid December 2020            
                                        
                     For approved
proposals only:                          
                                        
                     Start of Phase II
proposal submission             11
January 2021                             
Closure of Phase II proposal submission
          5 February 2021               
              Start of observations     
      May 2021
The official "Announcement of Opportunity" will be made public       in
the XMM-Newton News and on the          XMM-Newton Science Operations
Centre Home Page.
                Let us know about XMM-Newton related Ph.D.
As already announced in  previous issues of this Newsletter, the      
XMM-Newton team is collecting information about the completion of      
doctorates and Ph.D. theses based on (or making use of) XMM-Newton      
observations.

We would appreciate if you - being a candidate or a supervisor       of a
doctorate - could let us know details through the page
              http://www.cosmos.esa.int/web/xmm-newton/phd-theses
Also, we would be grateful if you could inform us (via a message       to
xmmhelp@sciops.esa.int,       with subject "Ph.D. thesis work") in case
you are aware of theses       from, or supervised by, colleagues that
make use of XMM-Newton       data but are not yet included in the above
list.
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