Astronomical Data Analysis Software & Systems XIVOctober 24 - 27, 2004
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P1.1.1 ESA-VO: European Space Based Astronomy through the VO P1.1.2 Data Mining in Distributed Databases for Interacting Galaxies P1.1.3 Integrating Legacy Code Into Virtual Observatories - A Test Case P1.1.4 Data Mining in the Era of Virtual Observatories P1.1.5 GALEX Services for the Virtual Observatory P1.1.6 VOTFilter, Bridging VO Services to Industrial Desktop Application P1.1.7 MySpace: distributed data storage for the VO P1.1.8 The Multimission Archive at the Space Telescope Science Institute in the context of VO activities P1.1.9 ROME (Request Object Management Environment) P1.1.10 A Source Extraction Web Service with Cross Matching Capability P1.1.11 VO Software: Overview of the past twelve months of Prototypes & Tools P1.1.12 XML data in the Virtual Observatory P1.1.13 Distributed Data Mining for Astrophysical Data P1.1.14 Spectral Energy Distribution Data Model for the VO P1.1.15 Creating Data that Never Die: Building a Spectrograph Data Pipeline in the Virtual Observatory Era P1.1.16 MaxBCG: The Importance of Database Systems for the Virtual Observatory and the Grid P1.1.17 VWhere: An Extensible Filtering and Data Exploration Guilet P1.1.18 New NED XML/VOtable Services and Client Interface Applications P1.1.19 K-12 Education with the National Virtual Observatory P1.1.20 Development of a Virtual Observatory Prototype in ALMA-Japan P1.1.21 A metadata layer to enable VO-compliant access to the ESO/ST-ECF Archive P1.1.22 Merger of VO Data Model, Ontology, and High Level Query P1.1.23 Structured Query Language for Virtual Observatory P1.1.24 Japanese Virtual Observatory (JVO) prototype 2 P1.1.25 Theory in a Virtual Observatory: some demo P1.1.26 A quantity-based object-relational hybrid system for the VO: the NOAO NX system implementing a catalog model P1.2.1 Assembly and Classification of Spectral Energy Distributions – A new VO Web Service P1.2.2 FROG: Time Series Analysis for the Web Service Era P1.2.3 The Chandra Bibliography Database: Bibliographic Statistics P1.2.4 MIGALE: millstones and roadmap P1.2.5 Telescope Observation Markup Language (TOML) Definition and Use P1.2.6 The CIAO Website Unveiled P1.2.7 VOStat: a distributed statistical toolkit for the Virtual Observatory P1.2.8 The ESO Telescope Bibliography Web Interface -- Linking Publications and Observations P1.2.9 WBUCS: A web simulator for deep galaxy fields P1.2.10 Configurable format conversion tool from XML to FITS with binary extensions P1.2.11 Automatic Electronic Transfer of Astronomical Data and Metadata P1.2.12 Spreading DIRT with Web Services P1.2.13 XML Web Services at CDS P1.2.14 The AAS Professional-Amateur Electronic Registry P1.2.15 A New SIMBAD Software and System - Simbad 4 P1.2.16 RADAR: A Fast, Scaleable and Distributable Archive Inventory Service P1.3.1 An Astrocomp-Grid based parallel tool for the analysis of light curve sequences of magnetically active close binaries P1.3.2 AstroGrid and the Registry: Enabling Resource Discovery P1.3.3 Integration of an MPP system and astrophysical applications in the INFN-GRID P1.3.4 The AstroGrid Common Execution Architecture P1.3.5 A Java Thick Client User Interface for Grid Processing. P1.3.6 The Publisher's AstroGrid Library P1.3.7 EdSkyQuery-G: a data federation Grid architecture for astronomy P1.3.8 Grist: Grid Data Mining for Astronomy P1.3.9 The AstroGrid Portal and Workflow P1.3.10 The VST data reduction: an application for GRID infrastructure P1.3.11 Access Control in AstroGrid Software P1.3.12 Integrated Access to Solar Data using EGSO P1.3.13 Prototypes of a Computational Grid for the Planck Satellite P1.3.14 WebCom-G: Implementing an astronomical data analysis pipeline on a Grid-type infrastructure P1.3.15 Astronomical database related applications in the Grid.it project P1.3.16 Grid-related activity in progress at INAF |
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P2.1.1 matplotlib - a portable Python plotting package P2.1.2 Mosaicing with interferometric radio telescopes: Efficient algorithm for imaging and image plane corrections. P2.1.3 Software for detection of Optical Transients in observations with Rapid Wide-Field Camera P2.1.4 The BUCS Library for Cloning Complete Galaxy Samples P2.1.5 Extending Sherpa with S-Lang P2.1.6 A visualisation system for large remote astronomical images P2.1.7 Extending and Customising DS9 P2.1.8 Radio Frequency Interference excision without a reference horn P2.1.9 Two-Dimensional Fitting of Brightness Profiles in Galaxy Images with Evolution Strategies P2.1.10 Porting the Starlink Software Collection to GNU Autoconf P2.1.11 Requirements for a Future Astronomical Data Analysis Environment P2.1.12 Multidrizzle: Automated Image Combination and Cosmic-Ray Identification Software P2.1.13 Harmonic development of an arbitrary function of the Moon/Sun/planets coordinates to Poisson series P2.1.14 AXedrizzle - Spectral 2D Resampling using Drizzle P2.1.15 A survey of software for the manipulation and visualisation of 3-D sub-mm spectral line datasets P2.1.16 Generalized algorithm of entropic deconvolution P2.1.17 Using FITSCUT to Create Color Images P2.1.18 WAX: A High Performance Spatial Auto-Correlation Application P2.1.19 Image smoothing and segmentation based on Shrira-Pesenson equation P2.1.20 SALSA:an interactive tool for parallel analysis and visualization of Astronomical data sets P2.1.21 A Data Analysis Package for Bolometer Ground Testing P2.1.22 Improved Reduction Algorithm for ISOPHOT-S Chopped Observations P2.1.23 Taming The Measurement Equation With MeqTrees P2.1.24 Monte Carlo Image Analysis in Radio Interferometry P2.1.25 Making the Most of Missing Values: Object Clustering with Partial Data in Astronomy P2.1.26 JDBC Driver for the AIPS++ Table System P2.1.27 The Visible Light Magnetograph at the Big Bear Solar Observatory: hardware and software, first results P2.2.1 Using Perl in Basic Science and Calibration Pipelines for Spitzer Infrared Array Camera Data P2.2.2 A photometric comparison of the Eclipse and ORAC-DR pipelines for ISAAC P2.2.3 Design of the SCUBA-2 Quick-Look Display and Data Reduction Pipeline P2.2.4 MIPS Germanium Pipeline Organization and Implementation P2.2.5 Caltrans Keeps the Spitzer Pipelines Moving P2.2.6 VISTA Data Flow System: Pipeline Processing for WFCAM and VISTA P2.2.7 Time Domain Explorations With Digital Sky Surveys P2.2.8 Spectral Extraction in the Spitzer IRS Pipeline P2.2.10 Planck/LFI Pipeline - The Demonstration Model P2.2.11 FLIPPER: a FLexIble PiPEline fRamework P2.2.12 Wavelength calibration in physical model based calibration pipelines P2.3.1 Analyzing the Cas A Megasecond in Less than a Megasecond P2.3.2 Linearization of Spitzer Infrared Spectrometer Data Via Minimization of Chi-Square With Correlated Errors P2.3.3 Post-pipeline processing of Deep Spitzer data for the GOODS Legacy Project P2.3.4 Towards the Optimal Association of Hubble ACS Images. P2.3.5 Concurrent science and wavecal COS data P2.3.6 Real time response DB system of MAXI ground software P2.3.7 Mission in a Nutshell: The Gaia Parameter Database P2.3.8 Global covariance analysis of the SIM astrometric grid P2.3.9 Processing of 24 Micron Data at the Spitzer Science Center: the First Year of Flight Data P2.3.10 The Impact of the ACIS Readout Streak and Pileup on Chandra Source Detection P2.3.11 Hubble Space Telescope – Science Instruments Trending P2.3.12 Modern Statistical Methods for GLAST Event Analysis P2.3.13 Filtering of signal dependent noise applied to MIPS (70mn and 24mn). P2.3.14 Use of the GENIE software for Automated Detection of Features From MSX/Spitzer Images P2.3.15 The COSMOS 2-Degree HST Survey: Data Handling and Mining P2.3.16 JAVA based Astronomical Software - The HERSCHEL/PACS Common Software System (PCSS) as example |
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P3.1.1 FITS World Coordinates for DEIMOS Slitmasks P3.1.2 The Use of CANbus in CARMA P3.1.3 Architecture of the eSTAR/WFCAM Transient Object Detection Agent P3.1.4 IRAF Package for GNIRS Data Reduction P3.1.5 An Overview of the Mount Stromlo Observatory Telescope Control System P3.1.6 N-body simulations with GRAPE-6a and MD-GRAPE2 acceleration hardware P3.1.7 Optimizing Observing Sequence Design for both Periodic and Non-periodic Phenomena: A Bayesian Approach P3.1.8 The Remote Control System for the ASTE Telescope P3.1.9 The ALMA Real Time Monitor and Control Bus P3.1.10 On the use of IDL for instrument control. P3.1.11 The CARMA Database System P3.1.12 Database of Instrumental Characteristics in a Real Observatory P3.1.13 The EVLA Software System Overall Design P3.1.14 Building a General Purpose Beowulf Cluster for Astrophysics Research P3.1.15 A new Data Flow System for the Nordic Optical Telescope P3.1.16 The CARMA Correlator P3.1.17 PESO - The Python Based Control System of Ond\v{r}ejov 2m Telescope P3.1.18 The robotic Liverpool Telescope data flow model P3.1.19 Managing ESO's Operations Data Flow systems P3.1.20 Gbit/s I/O at the European VLBI data processor - clustered silicon and long fiber P3.1.21 Telescope Automation and Remote Observing Software (TAROS) P3.1.22 Optical Camera with high temporal resolution to search for transients in the wide field P3.2.1 INTEGRAL reprocessed data and public data archive P3.2.2 The Design of the W. M. Keck Observatory Archive P3.2.3 Software Architecture of the Spitzer Space Telescope Uplink/Archive P3.2.4 Data Processing Discovery Agents in Gemini Science Archive P3.2.5 The D4A Digitiser P3.2.6 FITS keyword database at the European Southern Observatory P3.2.7 Overview of the Gemini Science Archive P3.2.8 Meta-Data Management in the Gemini Science Archive P3.2.9 The Architecture of the NASA/IPAC Infrared Science Archive (IRSA) P3.2.10 FITS Image Cutout P3.2.11 Mining the Astronomical Archives for the "Tadpole" Galaxy P3.2.12 Astronomical Computing within Data Archives P3.2.13 The WFCAM Science Archive and other WFAU work P3.2.14 ESO Archive Services P3.2.15 Recent developments of the ISO Data Archive P3.2.16 The NOAO Data Cache Initiative - Building a Distributed Online Datastore P3.2.17 FITS Query Language P3.2.18 The SIP Convention for Representing Distortion in FITS Image Headers P3.2.19 New Features for VO-Enabled Data Intensive Science with the SDSS Data Release 3 P3.2.20 SOLARNET – The federation of the Italian solar data archives P3.2.21 A Conceptual Domain Model for the NOAO Science ArchivE P3.2.22 A Case Study of Applying Object-Relational Persistence in Astronomy Data Archiving |
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