Supermassive Black Hole Studies with the Legacy Survey of Space and Time - 2022 - Part 1 of 3

This is a recording of a meeting titled "Supermassive Black Hole Studies with the Legacy Survey of Space and Time - 2022: Getting Ready for Rubin Operations" held remotely over Zoom on 2022 July 26-28. The meeting was organized by the Rubin Observatory Legacy Survey of Space and Time (LSST) Active Galactic Nuclei (AGN) Science Collaboration. The organizers were W. Niel Brandt (Penn State University; USA), Demetra De Cicco (University of Napoli - Federico II; Italy), Gordon Richards (Drexel University; USA), and Matthew J. Temple (Universidad Diego Portales; Chile).
There are 7 talks in this recorded part with talk titles and speakers as follows:
"The Status of the LSST Science Collaborations and Insights for the AGN SC" - Will Clarkson (Univ Mich-Dearborn)
"The 2022 State of the LSST AGN Science Collaboration" - W. Niel Brandt (Penn State)
"The LSST AGN Science Collaboration Roadmap" - Ohad Shemmer (Univ North Texas)
"Update on Science Pipelines and Data Products for the AGN SC" - Yusra AlSayyad (Princeton Univ)
"The LSST Data Previews - Current Status Relevant to the AGN SC and Brief Tutorial of the Rubin Science Platform" - Vincenzo Petrecca (Univ Naples - Federico II)
"Census of Black Hole Accretion Structure and Mass with Rubin/LSST" - Yasaman Homayouni (Penn State)
"Probing Accretion Disk Structure with LSST" - Amy Secunda (Princeton Univ)
Please refer to the other parts for the other talks. Each talk is about 25 min long including time for questions/discussion.
Some more details about the LSST AGN Science Collaboration and related topics can be found at agn.science.ls...
The RUclips links for the 3 meeting parts are the following:
Part 1: • Supermassive Black Hol...
Part 2: • Supermassive Black Hol...
Part 3: • Supermassive Black Hol...