| Name | Institution | E-Mail address | Xray/Software Experience
 | Used CIAO before? | Type of Data Analysis | Bringing Chandra data? | 
| Sumner Starrfield | Dept of Physics and Astronomy
Arizona State University | starrfield@asu.edu | No | barely a beginner | grating analysis of stars | 72 | 
| Suijian Xue | Beijing Astronomical Observatory, Chinese
Academy of Sciences | xue@bac.pku.edu.cn | ROSAT
HRI PSPC ASCA  SIS GIS, Ftools,
 Xandadu (xspec,
xronos, ximage)
 | yes, I have used ciao just follows
the science thread. | All of these things. | Yes, obsid: 809 | 
| GianLuca Israel | Osservatorio Astronomico di Roma,
Italy | gianluca@oar.mporzio.astro.it | Einstein ROSAT HRI PSPC
 ASCA  SIS
GIS
 | Beginner | Source detection in
deep-fields Grating analysis of stars
 Timing
analysis
 |  | 
| SOLEN  BALMAN | Middle East Technical University,
ANKARA, TURKEY | solen@astroa.physics.metu.edu.tr | ROSAT HRI, ROSA PSPC, ASCA SIS, ASCA GIS, EXSAS, MIDAS, XSPEC,
 XRONOS, XIMAGE, FTOOLS
 | I have used CIAO before. | imaging
spectroscopy of extended sources, grating spectroscopy of stars, image processing, source detection | No, I have already done that. | 
| Chris Stockdale | Univ. of
Oklahoma | cjstockdale@ou.edu | ROSAT
HRI; IRAF | no | source detection in deep-fields &
imaging spectroscopy of extended
sources | Yes, let me get back to you on the numbers, I don't have them handy. | 
| Dale Graessle
(CALCO) | SAO | dgraessle@head-cfa | Einstein | Beginner,
for now. | General, as applies to testing CALDB data for approval. This could be
any type of analysis, but not at the deepest scientific level; more toward
verification/improvement on previous results. |  | 
| Heather Preston | USAFA | hlp@alum.mit.edu | No. Optical and radio. | No, but I am starting employment to work on Chandra data reduction (FK Com) and analysis in early April. Your 
workshop would be extremely valuable and well-timed for tdis. |  | seq # 200039, obsid 614 | 
| Matteo Guainazzi | XMM-Newton Science Operation Center | mguainaz@xmm.vilspa.esa.es | ROSAT HRI PSPC
                         ASCA  SIS GIS
                         BeppoSAX
                         EXOSAT 
                         XMM-Newton, FTOOLS/XANADU | NO | * grating analysis of AGN
                        * spatially-resolved spectroscopy of nearby AGN/galaxy
                        * generalities of timing and spectral analysis with CIAO |  | 
| Amy C. Fredericks | MIT Center for Space
Research | amy@space.mit.edu | ASCA
SIS GIS, XSELECT & XSPEC | Yes | Grating analysis of SNR's | Maybe | 
| Rob L.J. van der Meer | SRON (Space Research Organisation Netherlands) | R.L.J.van.der.meer@sron.nl | NO | YES | Grating analysis of extended sources. | Obsid 00329 | 
| Parviz Ghavamian | Rutgers University | parviz@physics.rutgers.edu | No | No | IMAGING SPECTROSCOPY OF EXTENDED SOURCES | No | 
| Cara Rakowski | Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey | rakowski@physics.rutgers.edu | Einstein 
  ROSAT HRI PSPC
  ASCA  SIS GIS, ftools | yes | imaging spectroscopy of extented sources | no | 
| Adrienne Juett | MIT | ajuett@space.mit.edu | ASCA  SIS GIS, xselect, xspec | n the process of learning | Grating analysis of stars | Doesn't matter | 
| Samuel LaRoque | University of
Chicago | laroque@hyde.uchicago.edu | no | no | Definitely
imaging of extended sources, also some source detection in deep-fields--particularly high-redshift galaxy clusters. | no observations scheduled | 
| Amber Miller | University of Chicago | amber@oddjob.uchicago.edu | no | no | imaging spectroscopy of extented sources | no | 
| Daisuke Nagai | University of
Chicago | daisuke@oddjob.uchicago.edu | PSPC, IRAF | NO, I am a beginner. | Imagining spectroscopy of extended sources Source detection in deep-fields
 | No | 
| Kazunori Ishibashi | NRC at LASP/GSFC | bish@howdy.gsfc.nasa.gov | ROSAT HRI PSPC
                         ASCA  SIS GIS, ftools/xspec | on self-training wheels now. | HETG/ACIS-S, mostly faint and point-like sources. | Yes, but I need to get a permission from the PI
                                (P.I. Corcoran; ObsId 632, SeqNum 200057) | 
| Sandy Patel | NASA/MSFC -
NSSTC | patels@dante.nsstc.nasa.gov | Yes.
ROSAT HRI & PSPC and ASCA SIS & GIS: Ftools (Xselect), PROS, XSPEC, personally developed tools | Yes. | All kinds - I am presently working on CC mode data of pulsars and
faint extended emission from distant galaxy clusters. | At this
point, no preference. There are particular clusters
that are going to become public in the next several weeks that I am
interested in - I will take a better look and let you know which ones at a
later date. | 
| Dr Dharma Sharma | Mrshal Space Flight Centre | dharma.p.sharma@msfc.nasa.gov | NO | NO | GRATING ANALYSIS AND IMAGING SPECTROSCOPY | FROM ARCHIVE OR SAMPLES | 
| Peter Woods | USRA/NSSTC | Peter.Woods@msfc.nasa.gov | Einstein 
  ROSAT HRI PSPC
  ASCA  SIS GIS
  SAX NFI, Ftools, Xselect, Xspec | Very little | Spectroscopy of bright point sources, instrumental caveats,
pulse pile-up corrections, imaging spectroscopy of extended sources | Yes, obsids 723, 724, 725, 726 | 
| Jessica Gaskin | University of Alabama at Huntsville (UAH) | gaskinj@email.uah.edu | No | No | for galaxy clusters | Maybe | 
| Marjorie Gonzalez | University of
Manitoba | umgonza4@cc.umanitoba.ca | Yes, XTE; FTOOLS | No | imaging spectroscopy of point/extented sources | No | 
| Bulent KIZILTAN | Penn.State U., Astronomy & Astrophysics Dept. | bulent@astro.psu.edu | ROSAT  PSPC | YES. | imaging
spectroscopy with ACIS-I & S, grating+timing analysis of Pulsars, CC and
subarray modes of ACIS | I am specifically
interested in ObsID 114 | 
| Ersin Gogus | UAH/NASA-NSSTC | Ersin.Gogus@msfc.nasa.gov | ROSAT HRI PSPC
  ASCA  SIS GIS; MIDAS/EXSAS, IRAF/XRAY and ftools for ROSAT, and ftools for ASCA. | No. | Spectroscopy and timing of young neutron stars. | Not observed yet. | 
| Benjamin
Collins | ColumbiaUniversity | bfc@astro.columbia.edu | Yes,
chandra data; CIAO | yes | extended source analysis | yes, Obsid: 748 | 
| Steve McDonald | Tufts University (Wright Center) | StephenMcDonald@tufts.edu | NO | NO | IMAGING SPECTROSCOPY | NO |