In all these papers the NSCP would have some presence. For instance, any
discussion of discoveries or rates for the MOSAIC search should include us.
In the case of EROS, any rate determination would include the NSCP since 
we spectroscopically confirmed and type the SNe, and obtained their redshifts.

Strolger   - description of MOSAIC search, comments on rates, presentation of
et al        discovered SNe (at some level, ranging from discovery images up to
             complete spectroscopy and photometry follow-up). 

EROS       - description of EROS search, rate determination.

NSCP       - paper on nb-109/SN1999as

NSCP       - paper on wise001/SN1999ax, if in the final analysis it turns out
             to be peculiar

NSCP       - description of NEAT and SWATCH searches and the derived rates.
             If Strolger and/or EROS rate papers are completed, this paper
             could also synthesize the results of all the searches.

NSCP       - once proprietary data are published, there can be a paper looking
             at ensemble SNe properties.

????       - Properties of each SN wrt to its host galaxy

NSCP       - Analysis of spectral properties - line ratios as luminosity
             indicators, line evolution as luminosity indicator (i.e., an
             equivalent width lightcurve).

Filippenko - papers on SN1999ac, SN1999bh, and SN1999by
et al

Schmidt    - paper on SN1999ao
et al


NSCP specific goals:

Reduce all photometry 
Reduce all spectroscopy
Fit photometry with lightcurves
Determine low-z lightcurve template
Determine stretch-luminosity relation, low-z template
Incorporate spectra into K-correction software
Measure spectral diagnostics and look for and/or refine luminosity indicators