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We need to evaluate whether or not the ngVLA Reference Design can reach the Key Science Goals (KSGs) in the array’s first decade. Our approach is to build an ngVLA Reference Observing Program (ROP) and evaluate its viability. To this end, we have systematically quantified the technical and observing needs of the KSGs’ driving use cases that were identified in the ngVLA Science Requirements. We have also assembled the ancillary information needed to evaluate the ROP. In this talk we describe these efforts and present a preliminary evaluation of the viability of the ROP. We emphasize that this exercise is notional and intended only to gauge if the ngVLA Reference Design can do what the community forecasts will be the array’s highest priority science.
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