The Keck Planet Imager and Characterizer: demonstrating advanced exoplanet characterization techniques for future extremely large telescopes (Conference Presentation)
Nemanja Jovanović(California Institute of Technology), Jacques-Robert Delorme(California Institute of Technology), Scott Lilley(W.M. Keck Observatory), Jacklyn Pezzato(California Institute of Technology), Randall Bartos(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), J. Kent Wallace(California Institute of Technology), Mark Chun(University of Hawaii at Hilo), Sam Ragland, Dimitri Mawet(European Southern Observatory), Sylvain Cetre(W.M. Keck Observatory), Daniel Echeverri(California Institute of Technology), Peter Wizinowich(Durham University), Garreth Ruane, Charles Lockhart(University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa), Edward Wetherell(W.M. Keck Observatory), Shane Jacobson(University of Hawaii–West Oahu), Michael P. Fitzgerald(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Emily C. Martin(Texas A&M University), Jason Wang(Northwestern University)
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