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Direct detection of an asteroid's heliocentric deflection: The Didymos system after DART. [PDF]

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Makadia R, Chesley SR, Herald D, Farnocchia D, Chabot NL, Naidu SP, Rivkin AS, Siakas A, Souami D, Tanga P, Tsavdaridis S, Tsiganis K, Bouquillon S, Eggl S.   +13 more
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Optimizing a Calibration Software for Radio Astronomy

2014 IEEE Intl Conf on High Performance Computing and Communications, 2014 IEEE 6th Intl Symp on Cyberspace Safety and Security, 2014 IEEE 11th Intl Conf on Embedded Software and Syst (HPCC,CSS,ICESS), 2014
With the turn to multicore in chip design and manufacturing, both consumer and high performance applications can benefit from ubiquitous hardware parallelism. However, the performance improvement to be achieved is not always in the orders of magnitude range.
Madougou, S., Varbanescu, A.L., van Nieuwpoort, R.   +2 more
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Statistical Software, Siftware and Astronomy

1997
This paper discusses statistical, data analytic and related software that is useful in the realm of astronomy and spaces sciences. The paper does not seek to be comprehensive, but rather to present a cross section of software used by practicing statisticians. The general layout is first to discuss commercially available software, then academic research
Edward J. Wegman, Daniel B. Carr, R. Duane King, John J. Miller, Wendy L. Poston, Jeffrey L. Solka, John Wallin   +6 more
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Software package for nautical astronomy

Journal of Navigation
Abstract The article is devoted to the mathematical theories and algorithms necessary for the implementation of a software package that fully automates the calculations necessary in Nautical Astronomy. The article describes a method for calculating the equatorial and horizontal coordinates of the celestial bodies at any moment of time.
Gleb Alcybeev, Oleg Alcybeev, Vadim Sibilev   +2 more
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Free Software in Astronomy: Fedora Astronomy

2010
An important part of the tools used journal of the astronomical community are free software. Since the ideals of the free-software community, freedom to use and share programs, are very close to the ideals of the scientific community, freedom share knowledge, the connection emerged in a natural way since the beginning.
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Senior capstone: A software defined radio design for amateur astronomy

2013 3rd Interdisciplinary Engineering Design Education Conference, 2013
This paper describes a unique interdisciplinary Senior Design Capstone project to design and implement a Software Defined Radio (SDR) receiver that emulates the hardware-based NASA-specified Radio JOVE system. Radio JOVE receivers are used by amateur astronomers to detect and record Jovian radiation and solar radiation from the sun over the decametric ...
P. Behnke, D. Soberal, S. Bredeweg, B. Dunne, A. Sterian, D. Furton   +5 more
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Producing Data, Producing Software: Developing a Radio Astronomy Research Infrastructure

2014 IEEE 10th International Conference on e-Science, 2014
The production and use of software pipelines is a key component of much modern scientific research. We present emerging findings from our qualitative, social science study of a radio astronomy group developing software pipelines as they produce a data processing infrastructure.
Drew Paine, Charlotte P. Lee
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Revisiting software specification and design for large astronomy projects

SPIE Proceedings, 2016
The separation of science and engineering in the delivery of software systems overlooks the true nature of the problem being solved and the organization that will solve it. Use of a systems engineering approach to managing the requirements flow between these two groups as between a customer and contractor has been used with varying degrees of success ...
Scott Wiant, Steven Berukoff
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