2007 February 14: We solved today's Astronomy Will allow users to compile (and modify) the entire system on
#Sdss astrometry online code
Soon.) Our next milestone will be to put out a code release which Still solving all images "blind", but both of those will change (We are still not producing high precision WCS and are Hundred examples from the Astronomy Picture of theĭay. We are reliably solving images from aboutġ0 arcmin up to 100 degree scales including over a We have started alpha testing with a limited number ofĭevelopment collaborators who will help us work out the kinks and 2007 April 16: We are live! Alpha testing has The group are solved in a fully automated fashion using theĪ blind solver and the Flickr API. astrometrically calibrated oneįield from the SDSS run blind (that is, with no prior informationĪbout pointing), and the SDSS pipelines were then able toīootstrap solutions for the entire run off of that oneĪ solution.
Run covering Milky Way globular cluster Messier 71 (among many Substantial telescope data acquisition system glitches causedĪutomatic astrometric calibration pipelines to fail on the imaging 2007 September 10: We recovered lost SDSS data If you would like to obtain the codeįor yourself-or become an alpha-tester-please hit the use menu The code used to solve and recover SDSS and GALEX data has been Used to solve the Astronomy Pictures of the Day, and all All the code used in the alpha-test web service, all the code 2007 September 12: Version 0.1 of the code is The data generated by our "Clean USNO-B" project hasīeen released. 2008 March 20: Clean USNO-B data released. We ripped the video to images,Īnnotated the images with meta-data, and re-built the video. The FIREBall balloon-borne UV telescope put a video from its 2008 April 4: We added meta-data to a video. Known proper motions of catalog stars has been finished. The paper documenting our new system for determining theĭate-of-origin of historical imagery using only pixel data and the Major objects areīeing labeled on new images being submitted to the group. 2008 July 6: Flickr group adds annotations Images solved in the flickr group are now annotated. Up for a European workshop on data analysis. Service does) is the first step towards automated joint scientificĪnalysis of heterogeneous imaging: automated science, as it were. 2008 October 21: Hogg and Dustin propose theory of everything Automated calibration (that is, what the 2008 November 6: Flickr group makes front page of reddit This led also to our first appearance on Slashdot. Science, the workings of, and the experience of hooking Post on the Flickr developer blog Christopher was interviewedĪbout topics ranging from how amateur astronomers are contributing to 2009 February 18: Interview with Flickr developer blog In a blog He went on to say that the Palomar Transientįactory has adopted in its pipeline (∼20,000 sq deg/yr) hit quite a few times. Of data we went through in the past year. We just finished up with all of this the past week! This was ∼70TB Team wrote us email summarizing his results with an enormous data set:įor DeepSky we have successfully processed 14M images, and 2009 June 26: DeepSky processes 14 million images PTF adopts. A good time, and a bit of champagne, was had by all. At the defense are Sam Roweis,ĭavid Hogg, Sven Dickinson, Rich Zemel, Doug Finkbeiner, and exam chair and, coincidentally, Thanks! 2009 Sep 11: Lang successfully defends his PhD. Version, when it appears) in any work that uses. The long-awaited paper on finally appears on Machine learning and computational statistics, but also on astronomy,Ī-were truly disruptive. Sam Roweis (NYU, Google, Toronto), the co-PI ofĪ, died today. Today Doug Welch (McMaster) andįriends put a grabbed image of a finding chart intoĪ and re-found it! It turns out the star is Rare white dwarf Feige 85 was published in 1958 with anĪpproximate and slightly worng position, causing it to be lost Interested in applying? Contact gsoc at for details. 2011 Mar 24: We're doing Google Summer of Code. We released a somewhat light-hearted paper and got Have a proper API, along with much more (and much more fun)įunctionality for our users. The goal is to move from alpha to beta and GSOC applications from around the world-so they are very capable Chen and Lalimarmo made a pretty hard cut-we had many Interns Kevin Chen and Carlos Lalimarmo started work onĪ's web services today, with a meet-up in New YorkĬity. 2011 Jun 06: The start of our Summer of Code. Running open on the web if you want to check it out, see our use-the-code page. Our web presence, added openID authentication, and created aĭata-sharing and idea-sharing system for our users. News 2011 Aug 17: We are beta on the web! As we hoped, our awesome GSOC interns Chen and Lalimarmo fixed up
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