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Data Analysis in Astronomy II

Data Analysis in Astronomy II

Scarsi, L.
Di Gesù, V.

Paperback

Series: Polymer Science and Technology, Book 21

Astronomy & SpacePhysicsProbability & Statistics

ISBN10: 1461293170
ISBN13: 9781461293170
Publisher: Springer
Published: Apr 15 2013
Pages: 399
Weight: 1.58
Height: 0.85 Width: 7.00 Depth: 10.00
Language: English
The II international workshop on Data Analysis in Astronomy was intended to provide an overview on the state of the art and the trend in data analy- sis and image processing in the context of their applications in Astronomy. The need for the organization of a second workshop in this subject derived from the steady. growing and development in the field and from the increasing cross-interaction between methods, technology and applications in Astronomy. The book is organized in four main sections: - Data Analysis Methodologies - Data Handling and Systems dedicated to Large Experiments - Parallel Processing - New Developments The topics which have been selected cover some of the main fields in data analysis in Astronomy. Methods that provide a major contribution to the physical interpretation of the data have been considered. Attention has been devoted to the description of the data analysis and handling organization in very large experiments. A review of the current major satellite and ground based experiments has been included. At the end of the book the following 'Panel Discussions' are included: - Data Analysis Trend in Optical and Radio Astronomy - Data Analysis Trend in X and Gamma Astronomy - Problems and Solutions in the Design of Very Large Experiments - Trend on Parallel Processing Algorithms These contributions in a sense summarize the 'live' reaction of the audience to the various topics.

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