Difference: InterOpMay2016Focus (1 vs. 21)

Focus Sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the May 2016 IVOA Interoperability Meeting.

The Virtual Observatory is a framework for interoperable and efficient access to astronomical data and services across all areas of astronomy. The IVOA is an alliance of worldwide VO projects that develops the required standards and coordinates global aspects of the infrastructure. The IVOA is pursuing stronger links and participation of major astronomy projects and is organising focus sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the next IVOA Interoperability meeting in Cape Town, South Africa on May 10 and 11.

The topics to be addressed by the focus sessions include:

• The identification of use cases and requirements of major astronomy projects for interoperability of their data

• Discussion of VO technologies in the priority areas of multi-dimensional, and time domain data

• What practical measures can be undertaken to facilitate the use of IVOA standards, and to ensure their relevance to major astronomy projects

• Fostering major astronomy projects to become ‘participants’ rather than ‘customers’ of the VO

Main Interop Schedule Page: InterOpMay2016

Focus Session Organising Committee:

Mark Allen, Kai Polsterer, Bruno Merin, David Ciardi, Patricia Whitelock, Fabio Pasian, Pepi Fabbiano, Bruce Berriman, Chenzhou Cui, Enrique Solano, Christophe Arviset, Matthew Graham, Pat Dowler, Janet Evans

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Focus Sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the May 2016 IVOA Interoperability Meeting.

The Virtual Observatory is a framework for interoperable and efficient access to astronomical data and services across all areas of astronomy. The IVOA is an alliance of worldwide VO projects that develops the required standards and coordinates global aspects of the infrastructure. The IVOA is pursuing stronger links and participation of major astronomy projects and is organising focus sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the next IVOA Interoperability meeting in Cape Town, South Africa on May 10 and 11.

The topics to be addressed by the focus sessions include:

• The identification of use cases and requirements of major astronomy projects for interoperability of their data

• Discussion of VO technologies in the priority areas of multi-dimensional, and time domain data

• What practical measures can be undertaken to facilitate the use of IVOA standards, and to ensure their relevance to major astronomy projects

• Fostering major astronomy projects to become ‘participants’ rather than ‘customers’ of the VO

Main Interop Schedule Page: InterOpMay2016

Focus Session Organising Committee:

Mark Allen, Kai Polsterer, Bruno Merin, David Ciardi, Patricia Whitelock, Fabio Pasian, Pepi Fabbiano, Bruce Berriman, Chenzhou Cui, Enrique Solano, Christophe Arviset, Matthew Graham, Pat Dowler, Janet Evans

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Focus Sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the May 2016 IVOA Interoperability Meeting.

The Virtual Observatory is a framework for interoperable and efficient access to astronomical data and services across all areas of astronomy. The IVOA is an alliance of worldwide VO projects that develops the required standards and coordinates global aspects of the infrastructure. The IVOA is pursuing stronger links and participation of major astronomy projects and is organising focus sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the next IVOA Interoperability meeting in Cape Town, South Africa on May 10 and 11.

The topics to be addressed by the focus sessions include:

• The identification of use cases and requirements of major astronomy projects for interoperability of their data

• Discussion of VO technologies in the priority areas of multi-dimensional, and time domain data

• What practical measures can be undertaken to facilitate the use of IVOA standards, and to ensure their relevance to major astronomy projects

• Fostering major astronomy projects to become ‘participants’ rather than ‘customers’ of the VO

Main Interop Schedule Page: InterOpMay2016

Focus Session Organising Committee:

Mark Allen, Kai Polsterer, Bruno Merin, David Ciardi, Patricia Whitelock, Fabio Pasian, Pepi Fabbiano, Bruce Berriman, Chenzhou Cui, Enrique Solano, Christophe Arviset, Matthew Graham, Pat Dowler, Janet Evans

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Focus Sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the May 2016 IVOA Interoperability Meeting.

The Virtual Observatory is a framework for interoperable and efficient access to astronomical data and services across all areas of astronomy. The IVOA is an alliance of worldwide VO projects that develops the required standards and coordinates global aspects of the infrastructure. The IVOA is pursuing stronger links and participation of major astronomy projects and is organising focus sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the next IVOA Interoperability meeting in Cape Town, South Africa on May 10 and 11.

The topics to be addressed by the focus sessions include:

• The identification of use cases and requirements of major astronomy projects for interoperability of their data

• Discussion of VO technologies in the priority areas of multi-dimensional, and time domain data

• What practical measures can be undertaken to facilitate the use of IVOA standards, and to ensure their relevance to major astronomy projects

• Fostering major astronomy projects to become ‘participants’ rather than ‘customers’ of the VO

Main Interop Schedule Page: InterOpMay2016

Focus Session Organising Committee:

Mark Allen, Kai Polsterer, Bruno Merin, David Ciardi, Patricia Whitelock, Fabio Pasian, Pepi Fabbiano, Bruce Berriman, Chenzhou Cui, Enrique Solano, Christophe Arviset, Matthew Graham, Pat Dowler, Janet Evans

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Focus Sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the May 2016 IVOA Interoperability Meeting.

The Virtual Observatory is a framework for interoperable and efficient access to astronomical data and services across all areas of astronomy. The IVOA is an alliance of worldwide VO projects that develops the required standards and coordinates global aspects of the infrastructure. The IVOA is pursuing stronger links and participation of major astronomy projects and is organising focus sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the next IVOA Interoperability meeting in Cape Town, South Africa on May 10 and 11.

The topics to be addressed by the focus sessions include:

• The identification of use cases and requirements of major astronomy projects for interoperability of their data

• Discussion of VO technologies in the priority areas of multi-dimensional, and time domain data

• What practical measures can be undertaken to facilitate the use of IVOA standards, and to ensure their relevance to major astronomy projects

• Fostering major astronomy projects to become ‘participants’ rather than ‘customers’ of the VO

Main Interop Schedule Page: InterOpMay2016

Focus Session Organising Committee:

Mark Allen, Kai Polsterer, Bruno Merin, David Ciardi, Patricia Whitelock, Fabio Pasian, Pepi Fabbiano, Bruce Berriman, Chenzhou Cui, Enrique Solano, Christophe Arviset, Matthew Graham, Pat Dowler, Janet Evans

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Focus Sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the May 2016 IVOA Interoperability Meeting.

The Virtual Observatory is a framework for interoperable and efficient access to astronomical data and services across all areas of astronomy. The IVOA is an alliance of worldwide VO projects that develops the required standards and coordinates global aspects of the infrastructure. The IVOA is pursuing stronger links and participation of major astronomy projects and is organising focus sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the next IVOA Interoperability meeting in Cape Town, South Africa on May 10 and 11.

The topics to be addressed by the focus sessions include:

• The identification of use cases and requirements of major astronomy projects for interoperability of their data

• Discussion of VO technologies in the priority areas of multi-dimensional, and time domain data

• What practical measures can be undertaken to facilitate the use of IVOA standards, and to ensure their relevance to major astronomy projects

• Fostering major astronomy projects to become ‘participants’ rather than ‘customers’ of the VO

Main Interop Schedule Page: InterOpMay2016

Focus Session Organising Committee:

Mark Allen, Kai Polsterer, Bruno Merin, David Ciardi, Patricia Whitelock, Fabio Pasian, Pepi Fabbiano, Bruce Berriman, Chenzhou Cui, Enrique Solano, Christophe Arviset, Matthew Graham, Pat Dowler, Janet Evans

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Focus Sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the May 2016 IVOA Interoperability Meeting.

The Virtual Observatory is a framework for interoperable and efficient access to astronomical data and services across all areas of astronomy. The IVOA is an alliance of worldwide VO projects that develops the required standards and coordinates global aspects of the infrastructure. The IVOA is pursuing stronger links and participation of major astronomy projects and is organising focus sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the next IVOA Interoperability meeting in Cape Town, South Africa on May 10 and 11.

The topics to be addressed by the focus sessions include:

• The identification of use cases and requirements of major astronomy projects for interoperability of their data

• Discussion of VO technologies in the priority areas of multi-dimensional, and time domain data

• What practical measures can be undertaken to facilitate the use of IVOA standards, and to ensure their relevance to major astronomy projects

• Fostering major astronomy projects to become ‘participants’ rather than ‘customers’ of the VO

Session <-- -->	Speaker	Title	Media
10h00 - 10h30	LSST	David Ciardi	pdf
9h00 - 9h10	Introduction to the Focus Sessions	Mark Allen	pdf
9h10 - 9h30	Introduction to the VO standards process	Matthew Graham	pptx
9h30 - 10h00	SKA South Africa & MeerKAT	Russ Taylor	pdf
Session 5	Session chair: Mark Allen
Session 6	Session chair: Pepi Fabbiano
Tuesday May 10

Main Interop Schedule Page: InterOpMay2016

Focus Session Organising Committee:

Mark Allen, Kai Polsterer, Bruno Merin, David Ciardi, Patricia Whitelock, Fabio Pasian, Pepi Fabbiano, Bruce Berriman, Chenzhou Cui, Enrique Solano, Christophe Arviset, Matthew Graham, Pat Dowler, Janet Evans

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Focus Sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the May 2016 IVOA Interoperability Meeting.

The Virtual Observatory is a framework for interoperable and efficient access to astronomical data and services across all areas of astronomy. The IVOA is an alliance of worldwide VO projects that develops the required standards and coordinates global aspects of the infrastructure. The IVOA is pursuing stronger links and participation of major astronomy projects and is organising focus sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the next IVOA Interoperability meeting in Cape Town, South Africa on May 10 and 11.

The topics to be addressed by the focus sessions include:

• The identification of use cases and requirements of major astronomy projects for interoperability of their data

• Discussion of VO technologies in the priority areas of multi-dimensional, and time domain data

• What practical measures can be undertaken to facilitate the use of IVOA standards, and to ensure their relevance to major astronomy projects

• Fostering major astronomy projects to become ‘participants’ rather than ‘customers’ of the VO

Main Interop Schedule Page: InterOpMay2016

Focus Session Organising Committee:

Mark Allen, Kai Polsterer, Bruno Merin, David Ciardi, Patricia Whitelock, Fabio Pasian, Pepi Fabbiano, Bruce Berriman, Chenzhou Cui, Enrique Solano, Christophe Arviset, Matthew Graham, Pat Dowler, Janet Evans

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Focus Sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the May 2016 IVOA Interoperability Meeting.

The Virtual Observatory is a framework for interoperable and efficient access to astronomical data and services across all areas of astronomy. The IVOA is an alliance of worldwide VO projects that develops the required standards and coordinates global aspects of the infrastructure. The IVOA is pursuing stronger links and participation of major astronomy projects and is organising focus sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the next IVOA Interoperability meeting in Cape Town, South Africa on May 10 and 11.

The topics to be addressed by the focus sessions include:

• The identification of use cases and requirements of major astronomy projects for interoperability of their data

• Discussion of VO technologies in the priority areas of multi-dimensional, and time domain data

• What practical measures can be undertaken to facilitate the use of IVOA standards, and to ensure their relevance to major astronomy projects

• Fostering major astronomy projects to become ‘participants’ rather than ‘customers’ of the VO

Focus Session Organising Committee:

Mark Allen, Kai Polsterer, Bruno Merin, David Ciardi, Patricia Whitelock, Fabio Pasian, Pepi Fabbiano, Bruce Berriman, Chenzhou Cui, Enrique Solano, Christophe Arviset, Matthew Graham, Pat Dowler, Janet Evans

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Focus Sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the May 2016 IVOA Interoperability Meeting.

The Virtual Observatory is a framework for interoperable and efficient access to astronomical data and services across all areas of astronomy. The IVOA is an alliance of worldwide VO projects that develops the required standards and coordinates global aspects of the infrastructure. The IVOA is pursuing stronger links and participation of major astronomy projects and is organising focus sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the next IVOA Interoperability meeting in Cape Town, South Africa on May 10 and 11.

The topics to be addressed by the focus sessions include:

• The identification of use cases and requirements of major astronomy projects for interoperability of their data

• Discussion of VO technologies in the priority areas of multi-dimensional, and time domain data

• What practical measures can be undertaken to facilitate the use of IVOA standards, and to ensure their relevance to major astronomy projects

• Fostering major astronomy projects to become ‘participants’ rather than ‘customers’ of the VO

Main Interop Schedule Page: InterOpMay2016

Focus Session Organising Committee:

Mark Allen, Kai Polsterer, Bruno Merin, David Ciardi, Patricia Whitelock, Fabio Pasian, Pepi Fabbiano, Bruce Berriman, Chenzhou Cui, Enrique Solano, Christophe Arviset, Matthew Graham, Pat Dowler, Janet Evans

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Focus Sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the May 2016 IVOA Interoperability Meeting.

The Virtual Observatory is a framework for interoperable and efficient access to astronomical data and services across all areas of astronomy. The IVOA is an alliance of worldwide VO projects that develops the required standards and coordinates global aspects of the infrastructure. The IVOA is pursuing stronger links and participation of major astronomy projects and is organising focus sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the next IVOA Interoperability meeting in Cape Town, South Africa on May 10 and 11.

The topics to be addressed by the focus sessions include:

• The identification of use cases and requirements of major astronomy projects for interoperability of their data

• Discussion of VO technologies in the priority areas of multi-dimensional, and time domain data

• What practical measures can be undertaken to facilitate the use of IVOA standards, and to ensure their relevance to major astronomy projects

• Fostering major astronomy projects to become ‘participants’ rather than ‘customers’ of the VO

Main Interop Schedule Page: InterOpMay2016

Focus Session Organising Committee:

Mark Allen, Kai Polsterer, Bruno Merin, David Ciardi, Patricia Whitelock, Fabio Pasian, Pepi Fabbiano, Bruce Berriman, Chenzhou Cui, Enrique Solano, Christophe Arviset, Matthew Graham, Pat Dowler, Janet Evans

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Focus Sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the May 2016 IVOA Interoperability Meeting.

The Virtual Observatory is a framework for interoperable and efficient access to astronomical data and services across all areas of astronomy. The IVOA is an alliance of worldwide VO projects that develops the required standards and coordinates global aspects of the infrastructure. The IVOA is pursuing stronger links and participation of major astronomy projects and is organising focus sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the next IVOA Interoperability meeting in Cape Town, South Africa on May 10 and 11.

The topics to be addressed by the focus sessions include:

• The identification of use cases and requirements of major astronomy projects for interoperability of their data

• Discussion of VO technologies in the priority areas of multi-dimensional, and time domain data

• What practical measures can be undertaken to facilitate the use of IVOA standards, and to ensure their relevance to major astronomy projects

• Fostering major astronomy projects to become ‘participants’ rather than ‘customers’ of the VO

Main Interop Schedule Page: InterOpMay2016

Focus Session Organising Committee:

Mark Allen, Kai Polsterer, Bruno Merin, David Ciardi, Patricia Whitelock, Fabio Pasian, Pepi Fabbiano, Bruce Berriman, Chenzhou Cui, Enrique Solano, Christophe Arviset, Matthew Graham, Pat Dowler, Janet Evans

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Focus Sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the May 2016 IVOA Interoperability Meeting.

The Virtual Observatory is a framework for interoperable and efficient access to astronomical data and services across all areas of astronomy. The IVOA is an alliance of worldwide VO projects that develops the required standards and coordinates global aspects of the infrastructure. The IVOA is pursuing stronger links and participation of major astronomy projects and is organising focus sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the next IVOA Interoperability meeting in Cape Town, South Africa on May 10 and 11.

The topics to be addressed by the focus sessions include:

• The identification of use cases and requirements of major astronomy projects for interoperability of their data

• Discussion of VO technologies in the priority areas of multi-dimensional, and time domain data

• What practical measures can be undertaken to facilitate the use of IVOA standards, and to ensure their relevance to major astronomy projects

• Fostering major astronomy projects to become ‘participants’ rather than ‘customers’ of the VO

Main Interop Schedule Page: InterOpMay2016

Focus Session Organising Committee:

Mark Allen, Kai Polsterer, Bruno Merin, David Ciardi, Patricia Whitelock, Fabio Pasian, Pepi Fabbiano, Bruce Berriman, Chenzhou Cui, Enrique Solano, Christophe Arviset, Matthew Graham, Pat Dowler, Janet Evans

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Focus Sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the May 2016 IVOA Interoperability Meeting.

The Virtual Observatory is a framework for interoperable and efficient access to astronomical data and services across all areas of astronomy. The IVOA is an alliance of worldwide VO projects that develops the required standards and coordinates global aspects of the infrastructure. The IVOA is pursuing stronger links and participation of major astronomy projects and is organising focus sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the next IVOA Interoperability meeting in Cape Town, South Africa on May 10 and 11.

The topics to be addressed by the focus sessions include:

• The identification of use cases and requirements of major astronomy projects for interoperability of their data

• Discussion of VO technologies in the priority areas of multi-dimensional, and time domain data

• What practical measures can be undertaken to facilitate the use of IVOA standards, and to ensure their relevance to major astronomy projects

• Fostering major astronomy projects to become ‘participants’ rather than ‘customers’ of the VO

Main Interop Schedule Page: InterOpMay2016

Focus Session Organising Committee:

Mark Allen, Kai Polsterer, Bruno Merin, David Ciardi, Patricia Whitelock, Fabio Pasian, Pepi Fabbiano, Bruce Berriman, Chenzhou Cui, Enrique Solano, Christophe Arviset, Matthew Graham, Pat Dowler, Janet Evans

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Focus Sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the May 2016 IVOA Interoperability Meeting.

The Virtual Observatory is a framework for interoperable and efficient access to astronomical data and services across all areas of astronomy. The IVOA is an alliance of worldwide VO projects that develops the required standards and coordinates global aspects of the infrastructure. The IVOA is pursuing stronger links and participation of major astronomy projects and is organising focus sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the next IVOA Interoperability meeting in Cape Town, South Africa on May 10 and 11.

The topics to be addressed by the focus sessions include:

• The identification of use cases and requirements of major astronomy projects for interoperability of their data

• Discussion of VO technologies in the priority areas of multi-dimensional, and time domain data

• What practical measures can be undertaken to facilitate the use of IVOA standards, and to ensure their relevance to major astronomy projects

• Fostering major astronomy projects to become ‘participants’ rather than ‘customers’ of the VO

Main Interop Schedule Page: InterOpMay2016

Focus Session Organising Committee:

Mark Allen, Kai Polsterer, Bruno Merin, David Ciardi, Patricia Whitelock, Fabio Pasian, Pepi Fabbiano, Bruce Berriman, Chenzhou Cui, Enrique Solano, Christophe Arviset, Matthew Graham, Pat Dowler, Janet Evans

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Focus Sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the May 2016 IVOA Interoperability Meeting.

The Virtual Observatory is a framework for interoperable and efficient access to astronomical data and services across all areas of astronomy. The IVOA is an alliance of worldwide VO projects that develops the required standards and coordinates global aspects of the infrastructure. The IVOA is pursuing stronger links and participation of major astronomy projects and is organising focus sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the next IVOA Interoperability meeting in Cape Town, South Africa on May 10 and 11.

The topics to be addressed by the focus sessions include:

• The identification of use cases and requirements of major astronomy projects for interoperability of their data

• Discussion of VO technologies in the priority areas of multi-dimensional, and time domain data

• What practical measures can be undertaken to facilitate the use of IVOA standards, and to ensure their relevance to major astronomy projects

• Fostering major astronomy projects to become ‘participants’ rather than ‘customers’ of the VO

Main Interop Schedule Page: InterOpMay2016

Focus Session Organising Committee:

Mark Allen, Kai Polsterer, Bruno Merin, David Ciardi, Patricia Whitelock, Fabio Pasian, Pepi Fabbiano, Bruce Berriman, Chenzhou Cui, Enrique Solano, Christophe Arviset, Matthew Graham, Pat Dowler, Janet Evans

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Focus Sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the May 2016 IVOA Interoperability Meeting.

The Virtual Observatory is a framework for interoperable and efficient access to astronomical data and services across all areas of astronomy. The IVOA is an alliance of worldwide VO projects that develops the required standards and coordinates global aspects of the infrastructure. The IVOA is pursuing stronger links and participation of major astronomy projects and is organising focus sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the next IVOA Interoperability meeting in Cape Town, South Africa on May 10 and 11.

The topics to be addressed by the focus sessions include:

• The identification of use cases and requirements of major astronomy projects for interoperability of their data

• Discussion of VO technologies in the priority areas of multi-dimensional, and time domain data

• What practical measures can be undertaken to facilitate the use of IVOA standards, and to ensure their relevance to major astronomy projects

• Fostering major astronomy projects to become ‘participants’ rather than ‘customers’ of the VO

Main Interop Schedule Page: InterOpMay2016

Focus Session Organising Committee:

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Focus Sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the May 2016 IVOA Interoperability Meeting.

The Virtual Observatory is a framework for interoperable and efficient access to astronomical data and services across all areas of astronomy. The IVOA is an alliance of worldwide VO projects that develops the required standards and coordinates global aspects of the infrastructure. The IVOA is pursuing stronger links and participation of major astronomy projects and is organising focus sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the next IVOA Interoperability meeting in Cape Town, South Africa on May 10 and 11.

The topics to be addressed by the focus sessions include:

• The identification of use cases and requirements of major astronomy projects for interoperability of their data

• Discussion of VO technologies in the priority areas of multi-dimensional, and time domain data

• What practical measures can be undertaken to facilitate the use of IVOA standards, and to ensure their relevance to major astronomy projects

• Fostering major astronomy projects to become ‘participants’ rather than ‘customers’ of the VO

Mark Allen, Kai Polsterer, Bruno Merin, David Ciardi, Patricia Whitelock, Fabio Pasian, Pepi Fabbiano, Bruce Berriman, Chenzhou Cui, Enrique Solano, Christophe Arviset, Matthew Graham, Pat Dowler

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Focus Sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the May 2016 IVOA Interoperability Meeting.

The Virtual Observatory is a framework for interoperable and efficient access to astronomical data and services across all areas of astronomy. The IVOA is an alliance of worldwide VO projects that develops the required standards and coordinates global aspects of the infrastructure. The IVOA is pursuing stronger links and participation of major astronomy projects and is organising focus sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the next IVOA Interoperability meeting in Cape Town, South Africa on May 10 and 11.

The topics to be addressed by the focus sessions include:

• The identification of use cases and requirements of major astronomy projects for interoperability of their data

• Discussion of VO technologies in the priority areas of multi-dimensional, and time domain data

• What practical measures can be undertaken to facilitate the use of IVOA standards, and to ensure their relevance to major astronomy projects

• Fostering major astronomy projects to become ‘participants’ rather than ‘customers’ of the VO

Focus Session Organising Committee:

Mark Allen, Kai Polsterer, Bruno Merin, David Ciardi, Patricia Whitelock, Fabio Pasian, Pepi Fabbiano, Bruce Berriman, Chenzhou Cui, Enrique Solano, Christophe Arviset, Matthew Graham, Pat Dowler

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Focus Sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the May 2016 IVOA Interoperability Meeting.

The Virtual Observatory is a framework for interoperable and efficient access to astronomical data and services across all areas of astronomy. The IVOA is an alliance of worldwide VO projects that develops the required standards and coordinates global aspects of the infrastructure. The IVOA is pursuing stronger links and participation of major astronomy projects and is organising focus sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the next IVOA Interoperability meeting in Cape Town, South Africa on May 10 and 11.

The topics to be addressed by the focus sessions include:

• The identification of use cases and requirements of major astronomy projects for interoperability of their data

• Discussion of VO technologies in the priority areas of multi-dimensional, and time domain data

• What practical measures can be undertaken to facilitate the use of IVOA standards, and to ensure their relevance to major astronomy projects

• Fostering major astronomy projects to become ‘participants’ rather than ‘customers’ of the VO

Mark Allen, Kai Polsterer, Bruno Merin, David Ciardi, Patricia Whitelock, Fabio Pasian, Pepi Fabbiano, Bruce Berriman, Chenzhou Cui, Enrique Solano, Christophe Arviset, Matthew Graham, Pat Dowler

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Focus Sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the May 2016 IVOA Interoperability Meeting.

The Virtual Observatory is a framework for interoperable and efficient access to astronomical data and services across all areas of astronomy. The IVOA is an alliance of worldwide VO projects that develops the required standards and coordinates global aspects of the infrastructure. The IVOA is pursuing stronger links and participation of major astronomy projects and is organising focus sessions on “Interoperability of data from major astronomy projects” at the next IVOA Interoperability meeting in Cape Town, South Africa on May 10 and 11.

The topics to be addressed by the focus sessions include:

• The identification of use cases and requirements of major astronomy projects for interoperability of their data

• Discussion of VO technologies in the priority areas of multi-dimensional, and time domain data

• What practical measures can be undertaken to facilitate the use of IVOA standards, and to ensure their relevance to major astronomy projects

• Fostering major astronomy projects to become ‘participants’ rather than ‘customers’ of the VO

Focus Session Organising Committee:

Mark Allen, Kai Polsterer, Bruno Merin, David Ciardi, Patricia Whitelock, Fabio Pasian, Pepi Fabbiano, Bruce Berriman, Chenzhou Cui, Enrique Solano, Christophe Arviset, Matthew Graham, Pat Dowler

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