The Rubin Observatory In-kind Program comprises over 150 diverse contributions from the international community spanning Telescope Time, Datasets, Data Access Centres and computing resources, Operations offsets and Software received by Science Collaborations and the Observatory. In this session, the In-kind Program team will provide an overview of the contributions, and the process to implement contributions and receive them. We will highlight the in-kind resources available to the wider Rubin community and how the genral community can make use of them.

The presentation will be made by the In-kind Program Coordinators and will be followed by a Q&A session. Questions can be posted in advance here.

A related session on connecting the Rubin Community to Independent Data Access and Scientific Processing Centres is also taking place on Thursday (Next Steps for In-Kind Computing Resources).