Swiss Euclid Days 2020

Euclid will be launched in less than 3 years and many in Switzerland are involved in this unique cosmology ESA mission.

 

With data soon becoming real, gatherings of the Swiss community interested in Euclid, or in syngeries with other surveys, observatories, or facilities (e.g. SKA, LSST, CTA, CERN) are beginning to take place.

 

The first such “Swiss Euclid Days” took place on the EPFL campus on 4-5 February 2020, and included contributions from various researchers from across Switzerland.

 

 

Examples of some of the topics presented are listed below:

 

Gravitational lens finding challenge	The Euclid strong lensing pipeline
The relevance of lensing-convergence terms for photo-z surveys	Full sky correlation function for galaxy surveys
Measuring the Hubble constant with next generation galaxy survey	Simulating Galaxy Images via Progressive GAN
Intrinsic alignments (and nonlinear modeling) in multi-probe analyses)	ReACT and HyPk general, non-linear, unified, codes for cosmology
What can we learn from strong lensing ?	Cosmological Information Contents on Light Cone
The Euclid/VIS shutter unit	Euclid photo-z Challenge
Illuminating Cosmic Dawn with Euclid	SourceXtractor++
SDC-CH: Processing Infrastructure and Pipelines	Photometric Redshifts for Euclid
Lenstool-HPC : Mass modelling for Euclid	Impact of lensing convergence on galaxy clustering for spectroscopic and photometric surveys
Strong Lens Finding Simulations to train Neural Networks