Wednesday, June 25, 2003, Physics Building, UGA

• 7:30 pm Executive Committee meeting (Room 201)
   

Thursday, June 26, 2003, Georgia Center, UGA

• 7:30 am Executive Committee breakfast (Courtyard Cafe)
   

Opening (Masters Hall)

• 9:00 am Welcome - Dean Kutal
• 9:10 am Overview of SELAC, workshop charge - David Schultz
• 9:30 am UV/visible astrophysics: Status and challenges - Steven Federman

• 10:20 am Break

• 10:40 am Atomic Physics as the Foundation of EUV and X-ray Astronomy - Jeremy Drake
• 11:30 am Near-infrared -- Submillimeter astronomy in the next decade: Observing the origins of planets, stars, and galaxies - Peter Stockman
   
• 12:30 pm Lunch (Banquet Area)

UV/Visible Working Group (Masters Hall)

• 2:00 pm Co-convenor introduction - Gary Ferland, Nigel Adams
• 2:15 pm HST and FUSE Spectroscopy of Photoionized Gas in AGN - Michael Crenshaw
• 2:45 pm Probing the Intergalactic and Interstellar Medium - Mark Giroux
• 3:15 pm The CHIANTI Spectro-collisional Database - Ken Dere

• 3:45 pm Break

• 4:00 pm Discussions lead by co-convenors and panelists
• 5:00 pm Working group concludes

• 5:30 pm Reception (Lower Lobby)
   

Friday, June 27, 2003, Georgia Center, UGA

X-ray/EUV Working Group (Room R)

• 8:30 am Co-convenor introduction - Mitch Pindzola, Daniel Savin
• 8:45 am Dynamics of Neutral and Ionized Matter: Highly Resolved Line Spectra from Chandra and XMM-Newton - Norbert Schulz
• 9:15 am X-Ray Spectroscopy with the Constellation-X Spectrometers - Martin Weisskopf
• 9:45 am Observations and Modeling of Astrophysical Photoionoized Plasmas - Masao Sako

• 10:15 am Break

• 10:30 am How Can We Make Astrophysicists Really Care About Atomic Data? Some Quasi-Random Thoughts and Examples - Martin Laming
• 11:00 am X-ray Emission of Intermediate-Z L-shell Ions in Photoionized Plasmas - Ming Feng Gu
• 11:30 am Discussions lead by co-convenors and panelists
• 12:30 am Working group concludes
   
• 12:30 pm Lunch (Banquet Area)

IR/Submillimeter Working Group (Room R)

• 2:00 pm Co-convenor introduction - Phillip Stancil, Aldo Apponi
• 2:15 pm SIRTF astrophysics modeling - Sebastian Wolf
• 2:45 pm Astrophysical Modeling and Simulation - Eric Herbst
• 3:15 pm NASA far infrared missions and laboratory data needs - John Pearson

• 3:45 pm Break

• 4:00 pm Discussions lead by co-convenors and panelists
• 5:00 pm Working group concludes

Conclusions, Look Forward

• 5:00 pm Workshop summary
• 5:30 pm Workshop concludes