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Subject A Vision of ALMA in the Next Decade Message body ALMA has been producing science since Early Science began in 2011. Nearly 300 papers have been produced, garnering over 3000 citations. The ALMA Development Program is fully embarked on a program of upgrades to the baseline mission, with a focus on equipping the array with a full complement of receivers. New ALMA Development Studies suggest a variety of pathways to an even more productive instrument. ALMA scientists recently completed a survey of future needs to guide further development initiatives. From these, a path to ALMA in 2030 can be forged. I detail a personal vision of ALMA in the next decade. Attachment www.cv.nrao.edu/~awootten/mmaimcal/Chicago_RMS2015.pdf Clear skies, Al
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