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White Papers
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Submitted White Papers will be posted here after the deadline (extended to January 3, 2022)
- An Adaptive Secondary Mirror for WMKO
- IR-FOBOS A Near-IR Multi-object Spectrograph Enabled by the FOBOS Focal Plane
- Keck Adaptive Optics White Paper
- Keck Future 2021+
- Keck Science in the FOBOS Era
- KWFI Science Case-Globular Clusters and Ultra Compact Galaxies
- MKIDs for Keck
- Roman and Euclid Synergies with the proposed Keck FOBOS and KWFI Instruments
- Solar System Comets
- Solar System Giants
- Solar System Rocky Planets
- The Value of Accurate, Detailed, and Timely Sky Condition Measurements
- Technology Maturation for High-Contrast Exoplanet Science at WMKO
- Galactic and Extra-galactic archeology using IGNIS+AO
- Foran White Paper
- A Keck Wide-Field Imager Lyman alpha Survey
- Towards a more data-centric operation
- KWFI Science Case Early transient detection
- Infrared Doppler Imaging- Global Weather Maps
- Transiting Extra-Solar Planet Sciene with Next Gen Hi-Res Spectroscopy
- IGNIS for Keck Next Gen High Res IR Spectroscopy
- WMKO Should be a Leader in Green Astronomy
- Keck and NASA
- Expanding NASA-Keck collaboration with Hybrid Observations
- Keck and NASA's next Great Observatory
- The Case for an AO-enabled Faint Object Integral Field Spectrograph
- Considerations for an AO-enabled Faint Object Integral Field Spectrograph
- Ensuring Keck is Ready to Realize the Wealth of Transient Science
- The low surface brightness universe
- Maximizing the Scientific Output of KPF
- Keck Strategy Suzuki Nao
- AO-fed visible light science with Keck-A community survey
- All-Sky Visible-light MCAO for Keck
- Whither HIRES
- High Precision Spectroscopy of Protoplanetary Disk and Exoplanet Atmospheres
- Instrument Capabilities Question 2
- Keck Synergies with NASA's Roman Coronograph
- Keck Adaptive Optics Technical Overview