HiPS network status: new HiPS datasets, new HiPS nodes

In this talk, I will present an overview of the most recent additions to the HiPS (Hierarchical Progressive Surveys) network. I will highlight newly generated HiPS datasets and introduce the new HiPS nodes that have joined the network. This will give an up-to-date picture of the HiPS network growth.

Support for HiPS and HiPS3D in reproject and glue

I will present work I have done on implementing support for generating and loading HiPS and HiPS3D datasets in the astropy reproject coordinated package, as well as preliminary work to visualize such datasets in glue .

Implementation of HiPS3D extension in Aladin Lite within the SRCNet framework

I present the implementation of the HiPS3D extension in Aladin Lite, enabling efficient visualization and exploration of large cube datasets directly in the browser. This work, carried out within the SRCNet framework, demonstrates how HiPS3D technology can support interactive navigation through GBs-TBs of spectral cube data. A live demonstration will illustrate the integration, performance, and the potential of HiPS3D for next-generation astronomical data exploration tools.

HIPS and MOCs Progress Report

Progress on HiPS3D (cubic HiPS) and FMOC (frequency MOC) has been rapid in recent months. We now have several independent implementations: Hipsgen, Aladin Desktop, and Aladin Lite for CDS, reproject & Glue by Thomas Robitaille (https://glueviz.org/). During the summer, Thomas R. proposed an evolution of the initial choices on FMOC presented two years ago, on which the new spectral HiPS3D are built. This evolution has been discussed and successfully tested. I will present these new choices, their rational and the implications they will have on the evolution of MOC standards for FMOC and HiPS for HiPS3D.

HiPS network status: new HiPS datasets, new HiPS nodes

In this talk, I will present an overview of the most recent additions to the HiPS (Hierarchical Progressive Surveys) network. I will highlight newly generated HiPS datasets and introduce the new HiPS nodes that have joined the network. This will give an up-to-date picture of the HiPS network growth.

Support for HiPS and HiPS3D in reproject and glue

I will present work I have done on implementing support for generating and loading HiPS and HiPS3D datasets in the astropy reproject coordinated package, as well as preliminary work to visualize such datasets in glue .

Unicode in VOTable

Handling of non-ASCII text in VOTable is primitive and arguably broken. Following Markus's call to do something about this last Interop, there have been some discussion and proposals for exactly how to improve things. I will summarise where we are with this.

Implementation of HiPS3D extension in Aladin Lite within the SRCNet framework

I present the implementation of the HiPS3D extension in Aladin Lite, enabling efficient visualization and exploration of large cube datasets directly in the browser. This work, carried out within the SRCNet framework, demonstrates how HiPS3D technology can support interactive navigation through GBs-TBs of spectral cube data. A live demonstration will illustrate the integration, performance, and the potential of HiPS3D for next-generation astronomical data exploration tools.

HIPS and MOCs Progress Report

Progress on HiPS3D (cubic HiPS) and FMOC (frequency MOC) has been rapid in recent months. We now have several independent implementations: Hipsgen, Aladin Desktop, and Aladin Lite for CDS, reproject & Glue by Thomas Robitaille (https://glueviz.org/). During the summer, Thomas R. proposed an evolution of the initial choices on FMOC presented two years ago, on which the new spectral HiPS3D are built. This evolution has been discussed and successfully tested. I will present these new choices, their rational and the implications they will have on the evolution of MOC standards for FMOC and HiPS for HiPS3D.

Unicode in VOTable

Handling of non-ASCII text in VOTable is primitive and arguably broken. Following Markus's call to do something about this last Interop, there have been some discussion and proposals for exactly how to improve things. I will summarise where we are with this.

HIPS and MOCs Progress Report

Progress on HiPS3D (cubic HiPS) and FMOC (frequency MOC) has been rapid in recent months. We now have several independent implementations: Hipsgen, Aladin Desktop, and Aladin Lite for CDS, reproject & Glue by Thomas Robitaille (https://glueviz.org/). During the summer, Thomas R. proposed an evolution of the initial choices on FMOC presented two years ago, on which the new spectral HiPS3D are built. This evolution has been discussed and successfully tested. I will present these new choices, their rational and the implications they will have on the evolution of MOC standards for FMOC and HiPS for HiPS3D.

Unicode in VOTable

Handling of non-ASCII text in VOTable is primitive and arguably broken. Following Markus's call to do something about this last Interop, there have been some discussion and proposals for exactly how to improve things. I will summarise where we are with this.

Unicode in VOTable

Handling of non-ASCII text in VOTable is primitive and arguably broken. Following Markus's call to do something about this last Interop, there have been some discussion and proposals for exactly how to improve things. I will summarise where we are with this.

HIPS and MOCs Progress Report

Progress on HiPS and MOCs has advanced rapidly in these recent months. We now have several independent implementations: Hipsgen, Aladin Desktop and Aladin Lite for CDS, Glue by Thomas Robitaille (US). Thomas R. proposed a significant evolution of the initial choices on FMOCs that were presented two years ago and the spectral HiPS3Ds that resulted from them. This evolution has been successfully tested. If you agree, I propose to report on that in the Application session. This could also be an opportunity to give a brief demonstration to complement what will have already been shown at ADASS a few days earlier (talk & poster).