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The radio skies remain mostly unobserved when it comes to transientphenomena. The direct detection of gravitational waves will mark a majormilestone of modern astronomy, as an entirely new window will open on theuniverse. Two apparently independent phenomena can be brought together in acoincident effort that has the potential to boost both searches. In this paperwe will outline the scientific case that stands behind these future jointobservations and will describe the methods that might be used to conduct thesearches and analyze the data. The targeted sources are binary systems ofcompact objects, known to be strong candidate sources for gravitational waves.Detection of transients coincident in these two channels would be a significantsmoking gun for first direct detection of gravitational waves, and would openup a new field for characterization of astrophysical transients involvingmassive compact objects.

Prospects for joint radio telescope and gravitational wave searches for astrophysical transients