In this contribution I provide some thoughts on the options for future space astrometry missions, with a focus on global astrometry. The next big step in space astrometry ideally would open up a new accuracy or wavelength domain (or a combination of both), although a future repeat of the Gaia mission is an option that should seriously be considered. I outline the scientific and technical challenges on the way to global sub-μas astrometry, and make some basic recommendations for achieving this goal
International audienceThe ESA space astrometry mission Gaia will measure the positions, parallaxes a...
AbstractThe era of all-sky space astrometry began with the Hipparcos mission in 1989 and provided th...
The ESA space astrometry mission Gaia will measure the positions, parallaxes and proper motions of t...
This contribution focuses on the importance of astrometry and on its future developments. Over the c...
Dramatic advances in astronomical instrumentation and data processing power have transformed astrome...
The wealth of information in the Gaia catalogue of exoplanets will constitute a fundamenta...
This contribution focuses on the importance of astrometry and on its future developments. Over the c...
International audienceThe Gaia ESA space mission will provide astrometric observations of a large nu...
Gaia is an all sky, high precision astrometric and photometric satellite of the European Space Agenc...
International audienceThe natural planetary satellites are observed since centuries in order to unde...
GAIA is a preliminary concept for an astrometric mission, recently recommended within the context of...
Gaia is a fully-approved all-sky astrometric and photometric survey due for launch in 2011. It will ...
With the launch of Gaia in December 2013, Europe entered a new era of space astrometry following in ...
In this contribution I provide a brief summary of ongoing and future astrometric surveys and then fo...
The ESA Cornerstone Mission GAIA, to be launched prior to 2012 and with a nominal lifetime of 5 year...
International audienceThe ESA space astrometry mission Gaia will measure the positions, parallaxes a...
AbstractThe era of all-sky space astrometry began with the Hipparcos mission in 1989 and provided th...
The ESA space astrometry mission Gaia will measure the positions, parallaxes and proper motions of t...
This contribution focuses on the importance of astrometry and on its future developments. Over the c...
Dramatic advances in astronomical instrumentation and data processing power have transformed astrome...
The wealth of information in the Gaia catalogue of exoplanets will constitute a fundamenta...
This contribution focuses on the importance of astrometry and on its future developments. Over the c...
International audienceThe Gaia ESA space mission will provide astrometric observations of a large nu...
Gaia is an all sky, high precision astrometric and photometric satellite of the European Space Agenc...
International audienceThe natural planetary satellites are observed since centuries in order to unde...
GAIA is a preliminary concept for an astrometric mission, recently recommended within the context of...
Gaia is a fully-approved all-sky astrometric and photometric survey due for launch in 2011. It will ...
With the launch of Gaia in December 2013, Europe entered a new era of space astrometry following in ...
In this contribution I provide a brief summary of ongoing and future astrometric surveys and then fo...
The ESA Cornerstone Mission GAIA, to be launched prior to 2012 and with a nominal lifetime of 5 year...
International audienceThe ESA space astrometry mission Gaia will measure the positions, parallaxes a...
AbstractThe era of all-sky space astrometry began with the Hipparcos mission in 1989 and provided th...
The ESA space astrometry mission Gaia will measure the positions, parallaxes and proper motions of t...