Autores
                Dr.
            
                        Carlos González Fernández
            
  Fecha y hora
                                    19 Abr 2012 - 00:00 Europe/London
                            Dirección
                                    Aula
Idioma de la charla
                                    Inglés
                            Número en la serie
                                    1
                            Descripción
                                    Abstract: The study of the structure of our Galaxy, particularly its inner disc, has always been hindered by two factors: interstellar extinction dims even the brightest stars at optical wavelengths and the high source density prevents us, as the proverbial trees, to see the big galactic picture.
With this talk we give a broad introduction of the  historical efforts to alleviate these issues in the neverending quest to  dig deeper into the Milky Way, followed by a overview of the first  results obtained by the VVV-Vista survey, that maps the southern  Galactic sky with unprecedent depth and resolution.