This is the number of ALMA antennas that have completed Assembly, Integration and Verification at the Operations Support Facility (OSF) at 2,900 meters altitude, and then been transported to the 5,000 meter high Array Operations Site (AOS) on the Chajnantor plateau. The number of antennas presently at the AOS is lower than this number, as antennas are brought back down to the OSF when necessary for repairs and for regular maintenance.
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About ALMA The People The ALMA Committees AMAC/AAER members list
| AMAC/AAER Members list |
AMAC/AAER Members list (As of March 2011)
AMAC (ALMA Management Advisory Committee) | AAER (ALMA Annual External Review)
North America
| Todd Boroson National Optical Astronomy Observatory |
Jim Oschmann Antenna & Video Technologies Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. |
| Krista Laursen Computational and Information Systems Laboratory National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) |
Andy Woodsworth Galaxy Consulting |
Europe
| Wilfried Boland (Chair) Leiden University |
Fabienne Casoli Head of the Space Science and (Robotic) Exploration, CNES |
| Karl-Friedrich Schuster Institut de Radioastronomie Millimétrique |
Remo Tilanus Head of JCMT Operations James Clerk Maxwell Telescope (JCMT) Joint Astronomy Centre |
East Asia
| Yasushi Muraki Konan University, Department of Physics |
Makoto Inoue Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Academia Sinica |
| Satoshi Yamamoto Department of Physics. Graduate School of Science The University of Tokyo |
