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Applications Sessions Schedule - IVOA May 2021 Interoperability Meeting
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| Schedule Summary |
| Session |
DateTime UTC |
UTC-08:00 |
UTC-05:00 |
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| Victoria BC/Pasadena |
Washington DC |
Strasbourg |
Perth/Beijing |
Canberra |
| Applications |
May 25 20:30 |
May 25 13:30 |
May 25 16:30 |
May 25 22:30 |
May 26 04:30 |
May 26 06:30 |
| Apps/DAL |
May 27 05:00 |
May 26 22:00 |
May 27 01:00 |
May 27 07:00 |
May 27 13:00 |
May 27 15:00 |
Applications
Time: Tuesday May 25 20:30 UTC
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| Pierre Fernique, Ada Nebot, Sébastien Derriere |
Status on MOCs in the IVOA We will present the current status of the "MOC: Multi-Order Coverage map version 2.0" document, and in particular the differences and progresses from the current standard, and the exension to the time domain with TMOC and STMOC expanding the SMOC capabilities. We will discuss the implementation of the new capabilities in libraries, applications, and the description of existing datasets. The presentation will be followed by a short demonstration of STMOC usage on simple science cases. |
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| Dave Morris |
Registering IVOA software in ESCAPE The European ESCAPE project is creating a registry of software linked to the project. Our work package in ESCAPE is tasked with promoting IVOA standards and software within ESCAPE. We have started a discussion in ESCAPE about how to promote IVOA software in the context of ESCAPE. This session is to raise the same discussion at the IVOA, collecting thoughts ideas and suggestions about how to promote IVOA software to other communities. |
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| Baptiste Cecconi, Pierre Le Sidaner, Philippe Hamy |
VESPA-Cloud EOSC experiment for automated deployment of TAP service |
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| Baptiste Cecconi, Pierre Le Sidaner, Philippe Hamy |
VESPA-Cloud EOSC experiment for automated deployment of TAP service |
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| Jiri Nadvornik |
HDF5 and the VO An emerging practice in machine learning is to combine data from different domains, such as spectra and images, to gain additional knowledge. Combining such data brings its own challenges which we solved by using HDF5 for creating a specialized data model. It is used to store and process combined spectra and images efficiently. In this talk, I will discuss the possibility to connect HDF5 via VO protocols to existing tools, such as Topcat or Aladin to explore the combined data |
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Moderator: Raffaele, Notetaker: Tom, notes: Etherpad link
DAL/Apps
Time: Thursday May 27 05:00 UTC
Please see the DAL schedule for details on this joint session between the Applications and Data Access Layer working groups.
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