If you missed Manon Marchand's recent #ADASS2024 talk on #iPyaladin, you can access it from here !
youtu.be/E98vouSlbU4
The Sanctuary at the Co-Cathedral. Incredibly rich Baroque style art all over the place.
The Beheading of St John the Baptist, by Caravaggio. The largest one he painted and the only one he signed.
The floor of the Co-Cathedral is full of inlaid marble tombstones of the Knights of St John.
A small glimpse of the armory at the Grand Master's Palace with medieval weapons and suits of armor all across the walls and in display cases.
Last bit of tourism as we wrap up #ADASS2024 (and then start the #IVOA interop). I got to visit St. John's Co-Cathedral with impressive Baroque interiors and Caravaggio paintings. Plus a visit to the Grand Master palace and its impressive armory of medieval weapons.
And now #ADASS2024 is coming to a close. Kai Polsterer shares that it's only 51 weeks until ADASSXXXV...
Nov 9-13, 2025 in Görlitz, Germany, the eastmost city in Germany, on the Polish border
Venue #1 is the Görlitz Synagogue, which was protected from destruction in 1938 by the local fire brigade
Slide announcing the next ADASS conference
Next ADASS conference announced: Görlitz, Germany next year in November! #ADASS2024
Applause again for the speaker, and now on to the last talk of #ADASS2024, Processing LISA's data as a human: The GlobalFit Framework user experience, by Antoine Basset
#astronomy
Q&A and now applause for the speaker!
Now the last two talks, both in the User Experience theme. First up is Brigitta Sipőcz with User facing tutorials as code: reproducible and reliable tutorials with CI/CD
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We are back for the last session of #ADASS2024 (~~ sigh ~~). ADASS awards a prize for software every year; this year, Bill Joye and Eric Mandel have won the prize for their work on SAOImageDS9. (Congrats to them!)
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Manon Marchand presenting the #ipyaladin widget at #ADASS2024
Manon Marchand presenting the #ipyaladin widget at #ADASS2024
Manon Marchand presenting the #ipyaladin widget at #ADASS2024
Final day of #ADASS2024 : Manon Marchand (CDS) is presenting the #ipyaladin widget.
Don't hesitate to try it, and send feedback !
github.com/cds-astro/ip...
(Me: I think I failed to add above posts to existing thread [HOW? HOW?}, darn it and my apologies!)
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Can save entire setup including regions & maps
Create turntable and time series animations, also animate data display values
Built-in help files, also access to a wiki & video turorials Python code is accessible directly within the file
And applause for the speaker! Now Q&A.
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Has flight mode, so can fly through, in, around the data (fun!)
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And applause for the speaker again!
Now from the "Other" theme is a presentation on FRELLED : An Astronomical Data Visualisation Package for Blender by Rhys Taylor
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Now Q&A
And applause for the speaker!
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Aegis Software:
• Observations from Minor Planet Center
• Least square orbit determination
• Orbital catalogues
• Impact monitoring
• Impact probability, Palermo and Torino Scales • Impact corridor
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And applause again for the speaker!
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Applause for the speaker! And now Q&A.
#ADASS2024 #astronomy
Data Access Library (katdal)
▸ Open MVF datasets, select, apply calibration
▸ Reconcile metadata with data
▸ The ChunkStore (S3 + local NPY files)
▸ Compute everything on the fly: procrastinate!
▸ Convert to MS (v2 and soon v4)
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MEERKAT Visibility Format V4
▸ MVF v1, v2, v3 (2009–2017) were HDF5…
▸ Chunked NumPy arrays (15 MB chunks)
▸ Chunks in object store (7 PB ceph, S3 API)
▸ Metadata in Redis RDB dump file
▸ Achieve 1 GB/s rates straight into ndarrays
#ADASS2024 #astronomy
The final day of #ADASS2024 has come so quickly, alas!! Talks will be varied today, but we are starting with the theme Real-time and Near Real-time Processing Pipelines.
Ludwig Schwardt is opening the session with a presentation on The MeerKAT Science Data Processing Pipeline
A black sky with a dimly illuminated brick wall and bridge. The bridge leads up to a bright, large gate to enter Mdina.
A red (iron?) door leads to a former Grand Master's residence in Mdina.
Dimly lit walls in a narrow street under a black sky in the city of Mdina.
St. Paul's Cathedral in Mdina under a night sky.
Last night at #ADASS2024 was the conference dinner, which included a walking tour of Malta's "silent city"- Mdina. Brief, but informative! Parts of it have been used in movies and shows, including A Game of Thrones.
Pierre Fernique uses TOPCAT in front of the audience during the "Usability and User Experience in astronomical Software" BoF in #ADASS2024
After Mark Taylor (TOPCAT developer) used Aladin Desktop, Pierre Fernique (Aladin Desktop developer) uses TOPCAT in front of the audience during the "Usability and User Experience in astronomical Software" BoF in #ADASS2024 #astronomy
Thomas Boch is presenting during the ADASS 2024 BoF on Usability and User Experience in astronomical Software
On Wednesday, Thomas Boch is presenting during the #ADASS2024 BoF on Usability and User Experience in astronomical Software, together with Fenja Schweder and Kai Polsterer. #astronomy
Sébastien Derriere presenting a contributed talk during ADASS XXXIV in Malta
CDS is actively participating in the #ADASS2024 conference in Malta this week. On Tuesday, Sébastien Derriere presented work on improving links between the IUE observation log and the SIMBAD database.
Applause for the speaker! No time for Qs (but there's always Slack).
Announcement about location of one of the three BoFs which start in about 10 minutes, and this session of #ADASS2024 concludes.
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Don't know what happened to the #ADASS2024 thread, but let's move on to finish Thor:
Cutouts and Result Validation
…….…….…….
Imperfect static source rejection and other false
positive sources -> visually inspected every
candidate
Yajie Zhang is now presenting Observation Scheduling Software Framework for Distributed Telescope Arrays in Time-Domain Surveys
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Agile is flexible, keep some concepts stable at all costs (in P1flow sprint of 2 weeks time & retrospective meeting at end of sprint)
Now Q&A, which focused on the need and ability (and success!) of building trust
And applause for the speaker!
#ADASS2024 #astronomy
Next up for #ADASS2024, The proposal evaluation process: A unified user experience supporting different workflows, being presented by Dario Dorigo.
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Now starting the after-lunch session at #ADASS2024, with the theme Proposal and Observation Preparation Tools
The first speaker is Alan Bridger, presenting How do you use yours? The Evolution of Proposal and Observing Preparation Tools.