Observing strategy desiderata 
This form is designed for community members to identify and update key desiderata and concerns within their white papers and cadence notes that may be impacted by future recommendations of the SCOC on survey parameters yet to be finalized. The format of this form is as follows:
 
In the first section we will ask you to identify your contributions to the optimization of the LSST survey cadence. This allows us to understand the context of the following answers

Subsequent sections are associated with the subset of the topics for future deliberation identified by the SCOC (in https://pstn-055.lsst.io/ Section 4) that depend on community input. For each topic you will be able to restate the desiderata and concerns expressed in your white papers and cadence notes; we also ask that you identify the white paper/cadence note where these were shared with the SCOC in the first place. In each of these sections a short synopsis of the framework for further deliberation is included, as reported in Section 4 of PSTN-055. We recommend that survey responders review the associated subsection of PSTN-055 in full before filling in a section to have a complete understanding of the remaining flexibility in the survey strategy choices and the context for the SCOC deliberations.

Form input will be viewed only by members of the Rubin Survey Cadence Optimization Committee (SCOC).

The form will remain open until June 7th 11:59PM Pacific Time
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Your Name *
Main Science Collaboration *
Other Science Collaboration(s)
Are you active within your SC(s) in organized survey cadence work? *
Observing Strategy White Papers and Cadence Notes you authored, co-authored, cosigned 
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All White Papers and Cadence Notes submitted respectively in 2018 and 2021 are listed below by title.  Links to the papers can be found at https://www.lsst.org/submitted-whitepaper-2018 and https://www.lsst.org/content/survey-cadence-notes-2021 respectively
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If a Peer-reviewed publications associated to this work has been published, please include a reference (e.g. please give a link to NASA ADS entry for a published paper or indicate whether a paper is in prep or submitted).  
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