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We will have two sessions via Teams the week before the start of the workshops to help people get setup with the tools. Please try to install the FermiBottle Docker Container, which contains all the software needed for the workshops and go through the Summer School Checklist to make sure the container is functioning correctly.


Thursday, June 033Friday, June 4
10am-11amTech Help SessionTech Help Session

June 2021
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Mon, June 077Mon, June 14Mon, June 21Mon, June 28

Lectures

11  am - 12 pm EDT

Welcome Notes

and Intro to Fermi and the Fermi Sky

Liz Hays & Judy Racusin

AGN Observations

Manel Errando

Reading and questions for before the lecture

Welcome Notes
Lecture Slides

Statistics for Astrophysics

Daniela Huppenkothen

Bayesian Statistics and Modeling

Introduction to the the Concept of Likelihood and Its Applications

Data Analysis Recipes: Probability Calculus for Inference

Particle Acceleration

Yajie Yuan

Excerpt from High Energy Astrophysics by Longair

Lecture Slides

IntermissionGatherGatherGatherGather
Analysis Tutorials
2 pm - 3:30 pm EDT

Getting started with Fermi Analysis

Joe Eggen

Data Exploration Tutorial Video

Data Exploration Notebook

Data Quicklook Notebook

TXS 0506+056 Notebook

Testing for sources with fermipy/Intro to likelihoodtests

Liz+

Flux, error bars, and upper limits/Bayesian UL

Liz/Daniela


Q&A from the tutorial session

First steps with fermipy

Liz+

Welcome Notes and Group Exercise

Setup instructions for fermipy tutorial notebook

Slido Q&A from the tutorial session

Notes on LAT likelihood and a statistical exercise

Liz/Daniela

Fermi Summer School 2021 Tutorial 3 Instructions

Welcome Slides

Notes on Likelihood in LAT

Google Form (Sign up for a source/topic project)

Slido Q&A from the tutorial session

Light Curves

Liz/Sara Buson

Light Curve examples for group exercise

Notes on Light Curves

Slido Q&A from tutorial session

Lightcurves

Liz+

July 2021 
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Mon, July 12Mon, July 19Mon, July 26
Lectures
11  am - 12 pm EDT

The Galactic Center/Pulsar WInd Nebulae

Mattia Di Mauro

Neutrinos and ground-based observations

Marcos Santander

Previously recorded talk on the Galactic Center

Ground-based Gamma-ray Observations

Marcos Santander

Ground-based gamma-ray astronomy (introductory review) - G. Di Sciascio (2019)

TeV Source Catalog (TeVCat)

A couple recent highlight results and references:

- PeV gamma rays from the Crab Nebula. https://science.sciencemag.org/content/early/2021/07/13/science.abg5137

- GRB detections in the VHE range: https://arxiv.org/abs/2006.07249, https://arxiv.org/abs/2106.02510

- CTA Science Book: https://arxiv.org/abs/1709.07997

Wrap up and Next Steps + Group Photo

Student Spotlight Presentations

“Fermi-LAT Analysis of TeV PWN” – Jooyun Woo

“Spectral and Temporal Analysis of GRB210410A detected by Fermi-LAT/GBM” – DJ Maheso

"Searching for High-Energy Neutrinos from Magnetars with IceCube" – Ava Ghadimi

IntermissionGatherGatherGather
Analysis Tutorials
2 pm - 3:30 pm EDT

Pulsar tutorial

Matthew Kerr

Slido Q&A from the tutorial session

GBM Data Tools

Adam Goldstein+Refining models: TS maps, spectra

Using the GBM Tools video tutorial

GBM Data Tools Documentation and Notebooks

Slido Q&A from the tutorial session

Diagnostics and refining models

Sign up for follow-up office hours 

Please fill out the Survey so that we have some feedback for future events.

Slido Q&A from the tutorial session

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Office hours will be held on Gather with various team members throughout the summer.

Office HoursDate/Time (EDT)HostTopics
Week 1Thurs. Jun 10 10-11 amSSC Members, Liz, JudyTech Support, Fermitools, Fermi Mission
Week 2Wed. Jun 16 2-3 pmJeremy PerkinsFermipy, python scripting
Week 2Thurs. Jun 17 10-11 amSSC MembersHelp desk
Week 3Wed. Jun 23 2-3 pmJeremy PerkinsFermipy, python scripting
Week 3Thurs. Jun 24 10-11 amSSC MembersHelp desk
Week 4Thurs. Jul 1 10-11 amSSC MembersHelp desk
Week 5Thurs. Jul 15 10-11 amSSC MembersHelp desk
Week 6Thurs. Jul 22 10-11 amSSC MembersHelp desk
Week 7Thurs. Jul 29 10-11 amSSC MembersHelp desk

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  • The meeting platform is Microsoft Teams.  Non-NASA guests can join meetings and use the chat. You will need to wait in the lobby until you are admitted by the meeting moderators
  • The software necessary for the tutorials (such as the Fermitools) are distributed in the FermiBottle Docker Container, a fully-functional, self-contained analysis environment.  Please go through the Summer School Checklist to make sure the container is functioning correctly.
  • Slido will be used for polling and questions. There will be a code for each lecture and tutorial session.
  • Primary announcements will be sent out via an e-mail list.
  • Secondary announcements, interaction between sessions. instructor-student, and student-student communication will be handled via Slack. Instructions on joining the Summer School Slack will be sent to attendees by e-mail.
  • This confluence page will be the home for the schedule as well as the presentation and supporting materials.

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  • There are a number of video tutorials for Fermi data analysis already available. You can also find tutorials posted on the SSC web page Data Analysis area.



Interesting repositories for Fermi analysis

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