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PSTN-056.tex

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-\hypersetup    pdftitle={Survey Cadence Optimization Committee’s Phase 3 Recommendations},
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     pdfauthor={federica bianco (she/her/hers)},
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 \section{Introduction}
 
-With unprecedented engagement with the scientific community large, Robyn observatory has designed a process of incremental improvements on the survey strategy to maximize the overall scientific throughput of the LSST on the four science pillar, probing and dark energy building and unprecedented inventory of the solar system And the Milky Way and local and exploring the transient universe and beyond.
+With unprecedented engagement with the scientific community at large, the Vera C. Rubin Observatory (hereafter Rubin) has designed a process of incremental improvements on the survey strategy to maximize the overall scientific throughput of the Legacy Survey of Space and Time (LSST). The high-level requirements for the LSST are set by four science pillars: probing dark energy and dark matter, building an unprecedented inventory of the Solar System, mapping the Milky Way and Local Volume, and exploring the transient universe. The requirements set by these science cases are defined in \cite{LPM-17}, but significant flexibility in survey cadence remains within these requirements. The optimization of the survey strategy process is aimed at maximizing science for the four science pillars and increase the portfolio of LSST science by tuning the survey strategy and cadence within these requirements.
 
-As part of this process, the survey cadence optimization committee has been Student by the science advisor committee of Rubin observatory in 2018 to solicit review and integrate community feedback at large and make recommendations for the implementation of the LSST survey strategy to observe three Director. This document constitutes the third SCOC recommendation, phase 3 process of survey design Leading to the start of LSST it is the last recommendation this will deliver before the beginning of the survey. Review of the survey strategy will continues throughout the year LSST the SEC reviewing the survey through put on an annual basis and the living room recommendations for science and modifications. Answers open in phase 1, and phase 2 of this process
+As part of this process, the Survey Cadence Optimization Committee has been stood up by Rubin's Science Advisor Committee in 2018 to solicit review and integrate community feedback at large and make recommendations for the implementation of the LSST survey strategy to Director of Operations. This document constitutes the third SCOC recommendation, resulting from phase 3 process of survey design process and the last recommendation leading to the start of LSST. Review of the survey strategy will continue throughout the 10-years of LSST with the SCOC reviewing the survey throughput and community recommendation and renewing its recommendation on an annual basis. 
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+Phase 3 recommendation responds directly to the question left open in \cite{PSTN-055}. Answers open in phase 1, and phase 2 of this process
 
 
 

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doc/generic/pgf/licenses/LICENSE

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