AstroORDAS
Astro Open Research Data Analysis Services
An online analysis platform to derive high level Open Research Data products from several instruments
ROLE OF THE INSTITUTE FOR DATA SCIENCE
> Cloud computing
> Connection with SRCNet (SKAO)
Project lead at I4DS: Prof. Dr. André Csillaghy
Partners: UNIGE, EPFL, SDSC
Funding: Swissuniversities
Duration: 2023-2025
Keywords: radio-astronomy, multi-messenger astronomy, data engineering, data science, SKAO, solar physics
SUMMARY
Combining various space and ground-based observations opens up new possibilities in astronomy. However, analysing different types of data stored in different archives around the globe is associated with major challenges. Even if licenced under the Open Research Data standard, data cannot be used by most scientists because they don’t have access to the super computing facilities where they are stored.
In order to facilitate access to, and analysis of, data, AstroORDAS develops cloud-based services and data products for several space-based missions such as INTEGRAL, Polar, GAIA, Euclid or CHEOPS, and ground-based observatories such as the Cherenkov Telescope Array Observatory CTA or the Square Kilometer Array Observatory SKAO.
PEOPLE @I4DS WORKING ON AstroORDAS
Dr. Predrag Matavulj
Postdoc
Andreas Wassmer
Software Engineer
OPEN RESOURCES AND RESULTS
Check out the simulation pipeline demo Karabo on the public research platform renkulab.io, software in Python.
Contact
Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz FHNW
Hochschule für Informatik
Institut für Data Science
Bahnhofstrasse 5
CH-5210 Windisch
About this Website
The Astroinformatics and Heliophysics Group is an interdisciplinary research group at the FHNW Institute for Data Science: data scientists, computer scientists, engineers, physicists in the domains of solar- and astrophysics and science communicators. We contribute to some of the big international space and astronomy endeavours by the European Space Agency ESA, their American counterpart NASA or through the European research programme Horizon2020. We are also interested in clever small and low-cost projects that allow studying the Universe with limited resources.
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