XXI J-PAS Meeting
XXI J-PAS Collaboration Meeting
The XXI J-PAS meeting will be held at the Instituto de Astrofisica de Andalucia, Granada, Spain, from 27 to 30 of October of 2025. The meeting will bring the collaboration together to review survey progress, refine the observing strategy, and define the scientific and technical requirements for the next Internal Data Release (IDR). Key technical and scientific topics will include narrow-band coverage and survey footprint, classification performance (galaxy/star/QSO), photometric redshifts (photo-z), IFU-like studies, multi-band morphological analysis, and specific data requirements for the upcoming IDR. In addition, we will discuss recent results from IDR data analyses across the various topics led by the Science Working Groups (SWGs).
The meeting format will be in a hybrid format (participants can attend in person or virtually).
The program (TBD) will include invited and contributed talks. Both physical and virtual attendees will have the opportunity to make oral presentations.
Deadline for registration
October 10th, 2025 October 15th, 2025
Scientific Organizing Committee
- Alvaro Alvarez-Candal (IAA)
- Silvia Bonoli (DIPC)
- Arianna Cortesi (OV)
- Patricia Cruz (CAB)
- Antonio Cuesta (UCO)
- José María Diego (IFCA)
- Renato Dupke (ON)
- Rosa González Delgado (IAA)
- Antonio Hernán Caballero (CEFCA)
- José Manuel Vílchez (IAA)
Local Organizing Committee
- Rosa González Delgado (IAA)
- Alvaro Alvarez-Candal (IAA)
- Tamara Civera Lorenzo (CEFCA)
- Luis Díaz Garcia (IAA)
- Yolanda Jiménez-Teja (IAA)
- Andrés del Pino (IAA)
- José Manuel Vílchez (IAA)
Registration
Registration period is closed!
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Venue
The Meeting will take place at the Instituto de Astrofísica de Andalucía headquarters (IAA-CSIC), Glorieta de la Astronomía s/n, 18008 Granada: http://www.iaa.csic.es.
The IAA-CSIC is located ~15 mins walk from the city centre, and it can be reached by bus lines S2, S0, 9 and 11, and by tramp (stop Hípica).
Granada is a well-known university city and a top touristic destination in Spain. There is a large offer and variety of accommodation possibilities in Granada, including hotels, residences, hostels... or Airbnb.
Some hotels at walking distance to the IAA-CSIC include, among others:
Somewhat more economic Hotels, Residences, Hostels (shared rooms) in Granada include, among others:
Granada is a lively city with many music activities, from classical, flamenco, to indie rock ..., you may have a look here.
Tourism in Granada:
Transportation & Travel Info
AIRPORTS
Federico García Lorca Airport (GRANADA)
Federico García Lorca Airport is currently connected by six daily flights to Madrid and three daily flights to Barcelona. It is located 15km from the city centre, with buses to and from each flight.
Website: https://www.aena.es/en/f.g.l.-granada-jaen.html
Telephone: 958 245 200
Pablo Picasso Airport (MALAGA)
The Pablo Picasso International Airport is located approximately 130km from Granada, connected to every European city with regular daily flights and, thanks to the motorway which links both cities, can be reached in just over 1.5 hours by car or https://www.aena.es/en/malaga-costa-del-sol.html
TRAIN
Modern trains connect Granada to all of Andalusia and to the main Spanish cities. The High Speed rail network AVE has been operational since 2015, thus significantly lowering travel times.
Address train station: Avenida de Andaluces s/n, 18014 Granada
Telephone: 902 320 320
Information, timetables and destinations on their website: www.renfe.es.
BUS
Granada is very well connected thanks to its network of motorways and daily bus services to destinations all over the country.
Information: https://www.alsa.com/en/web/bus/destination/granada.