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Towards the Virtual Observatory

2002
The Mosaic browser was released in early 1993, and fundamentally changed the way that, first, science, and later almost all other areas of social activity, are carried out. The drivers for the web, as is well-known, were scientific activities related to high energy physics — particularly Berners-Lee who developed the http protocol at CERN; and high ...
Jean-Luc Starck, Fionn Murtagh
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Astrometry with Virtual Observatories

Astrophysics and Space Science, 2004
With the advent of virtual observatories, most astrometry-oriented projects being currently developed—and those to come in the near future—will be greatly enriched. Among these projects it is worth mentioning double stars and multiple systems, proper-motion detections, identification of lost high-proper-motion stars, a detailed census of open cluster ...
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Steps towards a virtual solar observatory

IEEE Signal Processing Magazine, 2001
We present three categories of sites from which solar data can be retrieved. We describe the retrieval software systems associated with these sites and then present software systems used for analyzing solar data. We show that both retrieval and analysis systems provide only limited global organization and/or standard access of data.
André Csillaghy   +2 more
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Building the e-GrOV Virtual Observatory

2008 Mexican International Conference on Computer Science, 2008
This paper describes experiences of specifying and building e-GrOV, an infrastructure for developing scientific environments (i.e., observatories) that can process huge amounts of astronomical data and exploit the computing capabilities distributed among a Grid.
Gabriela Montiel-Moreno   +2 more
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Infrastructure and the virtual observatory

2010
20th Annual Conference on Astronomical Data Analysis Software and Systems (ADASS XX), Nov.
Dowler, Patrick   +2 more
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Virtual Observatory in Astrophysics

2014
In astrophysics, data preservation is really important, mainly because objects are far far away and that an observational project (satellite, telescopes) is very expensive, time consuming and very difficult to redo when it is over. Nevertheless Many projects have been undertaken and more and more data are available to the scientific community.
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The Virtual Observatory: I

Astronomy and Computing, 2014
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Spectral classification of the 100 pc white dwarf population from Gaia-DR3 and the virtual observatory

Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, 2022
Enrique Solano   +2 more
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Armenian Virtual Observatory: Status and activities

Astronomy and Computing, 2023
Areg M. Mickaelian   +3 more
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