The objective of JRIOA is to bring together scientists and companies concerned by OA technologies and applications - OA specialists, manufacturers, integrators, users - and to present their most recent work in the field.The JRIOA are organized by the eponymous club of the French Optical Society (https://www.sfoptique.org/).
JRIOA 2025
The advent of ELTs (40 m class telescopes) is accompanied by the development of very ambitious adaptive optics.Compensation for the effects of turbulence is also essential for ground-based space observation with much smaller telescopes, such as for satellite observation, long-baseline optical interferometry, laser star precompensation, or amateur astronomy.
JRIOA 2025 is dedicated to the latest developments in adaptive optics for these applications where implementation and cost constraints, added to performance requirements, lead to new concepts and architectures.
A session designed primarily for students will allow you to discover how adaptive optics is used in fields as varied as astronomy, optical communications, ultra-intense lasers or biomedical imaging.
Topics
We particularly encourage contributions on the following topics (non-exhaustive list):
High resolution observation of satellites,
Astronomical observation,
Long baseline interferometry,
Laser beam pre-compensation.
This includes the following themes:
Modeling, characterization and prediction of turbulence,
Adaptive optics technologies and components: analyzers, deformable mirrors & other correctors, real-time calculator,
Innovative concepts of adaptive optics: wave front analysis, control, deconvolution and image processing,
Programs, stations and demonstrators.
Calendar of events
Abstract Submission Deadline: April 2, 2025 (Notification to Authors: April 9). Template for abstract submission is available here : abstract template
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