ANDES, the high resolution spectrograph for the ELT: project management and system engineering approaches for mastering its preliminary design phase

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ANDES, the high resolution spectrograph for the ELT : project management and system engineering approaches for mastering its preliminary design phase. / Di Marcantonio, P.; Zanutta, A.; Marconi, Alessandro; Abreu, M.; Alberti, P.; Aliverti, M.; Andersen, M.; Baldini, D.; Balestra, A.; Baron, F.; Brynnel, J.; Cabral, A.; Chazelas, B.; Cirami, R.; Coretti, Igor; Gallo, E.; Giro, E.; Gaesslerk, W.; Gonzalez, O.; Huke, P.; Kouach, D.; Leao, I. C.; Lunney, D.; Macintosh, M.; Mastowski, P.; Monteiro, M. A.; Oliva, E.; Origlia, L.; Pariani, G.; Pinna, E.; Redaelli, E. M. A.; Riva, M.; Selmi, C.; Sortinor, F.; Stempels, E. H. C.; Wehbe, B.; Xompero, M.; Zimara, J.

I: Proceedings of SPIE, Bind 12187, 1218702, 25.08.2022.

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Di Marcantonio, P, Zanutta, A, Marconi, A, Abreu, M, Alberti, P, Aliverti, M, Andersen, M, Baldini, D, Balestra, A, Baron, F, Brynnel, J, Cabral, A, Chazelas, B, Cirami, R, Coretti, I, Gallo, E, Giro, E, Gaesslerk, W, Gonzalez, O, Huke, P, Kouach, D, Leao, IC, Lunney, D, Macintosh, M, Mastowski, P, Monteiro, MA, Oliva, E, Origlia, L, Pariani, G, Pinna, E, Redaelli, EMA, Riva, M, Selmi, C, Sortinor, F, Stempels, EHC, Wehbe, B, Xompero, M & Zimara, J 2022, 'ANDES, the high resolution spectrograph for the ELT: project management and system engineering approaches for mastering its preliminary design phase', Proceedings of SPIE, bind 12187, 1218702. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2628914

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Di Marcantonio, P., Zanutta, A., Marconi, A., Abreu, M., Alberti, P., Aliverti, M., Andersen, M., Baldini, D., Balestra, A., Baron, F., Brynnel, J., Cabral, A., Chazelas, B., Cirami, R., Coretti, I., Gallo, E., Giro, E., Gaesslerk, W., Gonzalez, O., ... Zimara, J. (2022). ANDES, the high resolution spectrograph for the ELT: project management and system engineering approaches for mastering its preliminary design phase. Proceedings of SPIE, 12187, [1218702]. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2628914

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Di Marcantonio P, Zanutta A, Marconi A, Abreu M, Alberti P, Aliverti M o.a. ANDES, the high resolution spectrograph for the ELT: project management and system engineering approaches for mastering its preliminary design phase. Proceedings of SPIE. 2022 aug. 25;12187. 1218702. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2628914

Author

Di Marcantonio, P. ; Zanutta, A. ; Marconi, Alessandro ; Abreu, M. ; Alberti, P. ; Aliverti, M. ; Andersen, M. ; Baldini, D. ; Balestra, A. ; Baron, F. ; Brynnel, J. ; Cabral, A. ; Chazelas, B. ; Cirami, R. ; Coretti, Igor ; Gallo, E. ; Giro, E. ; Gaesslerk, W. ; Gonzalez, O. ; Huke, P. ; Kouach, D. ; Leao, I. C. ; Lunney, D. ; Macintosh, M. ; Mastowski, P. ; Monteiro, M. A. ; Oliva, E. ; Origlia, L. ; Pariani, G. ; Pinna, E. ; Redaelli, E. M. A. ; Riva, M. ; Selmi, C. ; Sortinor, F. ; Stempels, E. H. C. ; Wehbe, B. ; Xompero, M. ; Zimara, J. / ANDES, the high resolution spectrograph for the ELT : project management and system engineering approaches for mastering its preliminary design phase. I: Proceedings of SPIE. 2022 ; Bind 12187.

Bibtex

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title = "ANDES, the high resolution spectrograph for the ELT: project management and system engineering approaches for mastering its preliminary design phase",
abstract = "At the end of 2021, the ESO council approved the start of the construction phase for a High Resolution Spectrograph for the ELT, formerly known as ELT-HIRES, renamed recently as ANDES (ArmazoNes high Dispersion Echelle Spectrograph). The current initial schedule foresees a 9-years development aimed to bring the instrument on-sky soon after the first-generation ELT instruments. ANDES combines high spectral resolution (up to 100,000), wide spectral range (0.4 mu m to 1.8 mu m with a goal from 0.35 mu m to 2.4 mu m) and extreme stability in wavelength calibration accuracy (better than 0.02 m/s rms over a 10-year period in a selected wavelength range) with massive optical collecting power of the ELT thus enabling to achieve possible breakthrough groundbreaking scientific discoveries. The main science cases cover a possible detection of life signatures in exoplanets, the study of the stability of Nature's physical constants along the universe lifetime and a first direct measurement of the cosmic acceleration. The reference design of this instrument in its extended version (with goals included) foresees 4 spectrographic modules fed by fibers, operating in seeing and diffraction limited (adaptive optics assisted) mode carried out by an international consortium composed by 24 institutes from 13 countries which poses big challenges in several areas.In this paper we will describe the approach we intend to pursue to master management and system engineering aspects of this challenging instrument focused mainly on the preliminary design phase, but looking also ahead towards its final construction.",
keywords = "ANDES, astronomical instruments project management, astronomical instruments system engineering ELT instrumentation, high-resolution spectrograph, high-precision spectrograph",
author = "{Di Marcantonio}, P. and A. Zanutta and Alessandro Marconi and M. Abreu and P. Alberti and M. Aliverti and M. Andersen and D. Baldini and A. Balestra and F. Baron and J. Brynnel and A. Cabral and B. Chazelas and R. Cirami and Igor Coretti and E. Gallo and E. Giro and W. Gaesslerk and O. Gonzalez and P. Huke and D. Kouach and Leao, {I. C.} and D. Lunney and M. Macintosh and P. Mastowski and Monteiro, {M. A.} and E. Oliva and L. Origlia and G. Pariani and E. Pinna and Redaelli, {E. M. A.} and M. Riva and C. Selmi and F. Sortinor and Stempels, {E. H. C.} and B. Wehbe and M. Xompero and J. Zimara",
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AU - Zanutta, A.

AU - Marconi, Alessandro

AU - Abreu, M.

AU - Alberti, P.

AU - Aliverti, M.

AU - Andersen, M.

AU - Baldini, D.

AU - Balestra, A.

AU - Baron, F.

AU - Brynnel, J.

AU - Cabral, A.

AU - Chazelas, B.

AU - Cirami, R.

AU - Coretti, Igor

AU - Gallo, E.

AU - Giro, E.

AU - Gaesslerk, W.

AU - Gonzalez, O.

AU - Huke, P.

AU - Kouach, D.

AU - Leao, I. C.

AU - Lunney, D.

AU - Macintosh, M.

AU - Mastowski, P.

AU - Monteiro, M. A.

AU - Oliva, E.

AU - Origlia, L.

AU - Pariani, G.

AU - Pinna, E.

AU - Redaelli, E. M. A.

AU - Riva, M.

AU - Selmi, C.

AU - Sortinor, F.

AU - Stempels, E. H. C.

AU - Wehbe, B.

AU - Xompero, M.

AU - Zimara, J.

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