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Reports from the ProjectsNOVA (Argentina)ArVO (Armenia)AstroGrid (United Kingdom)ASVO (Australia)Data Central has published two major data releases:
BRAVO (Brazil)China-VOCVO (Canada)ESA (Europe)ESASky version 7.0 released early November containing an interactive Time-Series Viewer for detailed inspection of public time-series data from Gaia DR3 epoch photometry, XMM-Newton EPIC photometry and XMM-Newton OM photometry. This release also contains the latest version of the XMM-OM serendipitous ultraviolet source survey catalogue (XMM-SUSS6.2) and an upgrade to the latest Aladin Lite sky visualisation (from CDS), which contains support to FITS HiPS, integrated FITS controls within the skies panel (e.g. changing the sky stretch, cuts and blending) and new sky projections (e.g. Spheric, Tangential, Aitoff, Mollweide…). Euclid Archive Internal Quick Release #1on 6th of November 2024, featuring lots of VO standards (TAP, SIAP, SSAP, VOSpace, SODA, DataLink) Euclid QR#1 contains data for a limited sky coverage 50 deg2 with exclusive-access data to the Euclid Consortium and the Euclid interdisciplinary scientists and their teams to get familiarized with Euclid data and capabilities. It also included a subset of the Euclid scientific data products (no cosmological analysis). QR1 data will be released publicly in March 2025 and the 1st major public Euclid data released scheduled for the second half of 2026. Within one week after the release, the VO data services were heavily used:
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Euro-VO (Europe)Euro-VO activities have gained some new funding for a project called Astro-CC Pilot (Astronomy Open Science Competence Centre Pilot). This project will run for 2 years December 2024 - November 2026, and is focused on running community events: 2 Science with VO Schools, 2 Technology forums, and a "Data Provider forum".GAVO (Germany)GAVO's Heidelberg data centre keeps adding resources at a rate of a few per semester; a particularly notable addition was an obscore mapping of DASCH https://blog.g-vo.org/dasch-is-now-in-the-vo.html. We maintain and support our data publication package DaCHS. Notable improvements since the last interop include preliminary support for the persistent TAP uploads https://blog.g-vo.org/a-proposal-for-persistent-tap-uploads.html and a prototype for VODataService 's proposed productTypeServed as well as registering Obscore tables in their own records (https://blog.g-vo.org/what-s-new-in-dachs-2-10.html). We also participate in the development of pyVO. Its version 1.6 now has our new API for global image discovery https://blog.g-vo.org/global-dataset-discovery-in-pyvo.html. In teaching and outreach, we have given a lecture on using the VO with particular attention on ADQL and pyVO: https://blog.g-vo.org/learn-to-use-the-vo.html. The resulting lecture notes hopefully work as something like a textbook, and re-use by other projects is of course highly welcome.JVO (Japan)Kazakhstan VONLVO (Netherlands)OV-France | ||||||||
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Reports from the ProjectsNOVA (Argentina)ArVO (Armenia)AstroGrid (United Kingdom)ASVO (Australia)Data Central has published two major data releases:
BRAVO (Brazil)China-VOCVO (Canada)ESA (Europe)ESASky version 7.0 released early November containing an interactive Time-Series Viewer for detailed inspection of public time-series data from Gaia DR3 epoch photometry, XMM-Newton EPIC photometry and XMM-Newton OM photometry. This release also contains the latest version of the XMM-OM serendipitous ultraviolet source survey catalogue (XMM-SUSS6.2) and an upgrade to the latest Aladin Lite sky visualisation (from CDS), which contains support to FITS HiPS, integrated FITS controls within the skies panel (e.g. changing the sky stretch, cuts and blending) and new sky projections (e.g. Spheric, Tangential, Aitoff, Mollweide…). Euclid Archive Internal Quick Release #1on 6th of November 2024, featuring lots of VO standards (TAP, SIAP, SSAP, VOSpace, SODA, DataLink) Euclid QR#1 contains data for a limited sky coverage 50 deg2 with exclusive-access data to the Euclid Consortium and the Euclid interdisciplinary scientists and their teams to get familiarized with Euclid data and capabilities. It also included a subset of the Euclid scientific data products (no cosmological analysis). QR1 data will be released publicly in March 2025 and the 1st major public Euclid data released scheduled for the second half of 2026. Within one week after the release, the VO data services were heavily used:
Euro-VO (Europe)Euro-VO activities have gained some new funding for a project called Astro-CC Pilot (Astronomy Open Science Competence Centre Pilot). This project will run for 2 years December 2024 - November 2026, and is focused on running community events: 2 Science with VO Schools, 2 Technology forums, and a "Data Provider forum".GAVO (Germany)GAVO's Heidelberg data centre keeps adding resources at a rate of a few per semester; a particularly notable addition was an obscore mapping of DASCH https://blog.g-vo.org/dasch-is-now-in-the-vo.html. We maintain and support our data publication package DaCHS. Notable improvements since the last interop include preliminary support for the persistent TAP uploads https://blog.g-vo.org/a-proposal-for-persistent-tap-uploads.html and a prototype for VODataService 's proposed productTypeServed as well as registering Obscore tables in their own records (https://blog.g-vo.org/what-s-new-in-dachs-2-10.html). We also participate in the development of pyVO. Its version 1.6 now has our new API for global image discovery https://blog.g-vo.org/global-dataset-discovery-in-pyvo.html. In teaching and outreach, we have given a lecture on using the VO with particular attention on ADQL and pyVO: https://blog.g-vo.org/learn-to-use-the-vo.html. The resulting lecture notes hopefully work as something like a textbook, and re-use by other projects is of course highly welcome.JVO (Japan)Kazakhstan VONLVO (Netherlands)OV-France* VESPA
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Reports from the ProjectsNOVA (Argentina)ArVO (Armenia)AstroGrid (United Kingdom)ASVO (Australia)Data Central has published two major data releases:
BRAVO (Brazil)China-VOCVO (Canada)ESA (Europe)ESASky version 7.0 released early November containing an interactive Time-Series Viewer for detailed inspection of public time-series data from Gaia DR3 epoch photometry, XMM-Newton EPIC photometry and XMM-Newton OM photometry. This release also contains the latest version of the XMM-OM serendipitous ultraviolet source survey catalogue (XMM-SUSS6.2) and an upgrade to the latest Aladin Lite sky visualisation (from CDS), which contains support to FITS HiPS, integrated FITS controls within the skies panel (e.g. changing the sky stretch, cuts and blending) and new sky projections (e.g. Spheric, Tangential, Aitoff, Mollweide…). Euclid Archive Internal Quick Release #1on 6th of November 2024, featuring lots of VO standards (TAP, SIAP, SSAP, VOSpace, SODA, DataLink) Euclid QR#1 contains data for a limited sky coverage 50 deg2 with exclusive-access data to the Euclid Consortium and the Euclid interdisciplinary scientists and their teams to get familiarized with Euclid data and capabilities. It also included a subset of the Euclid scientific data products (no cosmological analysis). QR1 data will be released publicly in March 2025 and the 1st major public Euclid data released scheduled for the second half of 2026. Within one week after the release, the VO data services were heavily used:
Euro-VO (Europe)Euro-VO activities have gained some new funding for a project called Astro-CC Pilot (Astronomy Open Science Competence Centre Pilot). This project will run for 2 years December 2024 - November 2026, and is focused on running community events: 2 Science with VO Schools, 2 Technology forums, and a "Data Provider forum".GAVO (Germany)GAVO's Heidelberg data centre keeps adding resources at a rate of a few per semester; a particularly notable addition was an obscore mapping of DASCH https://blog.g-vo.org/dasch-is-now-in-the-vo.html. We maintain and support our data publication package DaCHS. Notable improvements since the last interop include preliminary support for the persistent TAP uploads https://blog.g-vo.org/a-proposal-for-persistent-tap-uploads.html and a prototype for VODataService 's proposed productTypeServed as well as registering Obscore tables in their own records (https://blog.g-vo.org/what-s-new-in-dachs-2-10.html). We also participate in the development of pyVO. Its version 1.6 now has our new API for global image discovery https://blog.g-vo.org/global-dataset-discovery-in-pyvo.html. In teaching and outreach, we have given a lecture on using the VO with particular attention on ADQL and pyVO: https://blog.g-vo.org/learn-to-use-the-vo.html. The resulting lecture notes hopefully work as something like a textbook, and re-use by other projects is of course highly welcome.JVO (Japan)Kazakhstan VONLVO (Netherlands)OV-France | ||||||||
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RVO (Russia)SA^3 (South Africa)SKAO (Square Kilometre Array Observatory; Australia & South Africa)SVO (Spain)UkrVO (Ukraine)USVOA (United States)The USVOA continues to actively support IVOA developments and meetings. The Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian Chandra team has been particularly active in the debate of high energy astrophysics standards and is one of the leading proponents of the establishment of a working group in this area. NOIRLab implemented and deployed a first version of a light-weight VO Publishing Registry, with services from the Astro Data Lab science platform exposed in this iteration.VO-IndiaVObs.it (Italy)Report from the TCGReport from the CSP
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Reports from the ProjectsNOVA (Argentina)ArVO (Armenia)AstroGrid (United Kingdom)ASVO (Australia)Data Central has published two major data releases:
BRAVO (Brazil)China-VOCVO (Canada)ESA (Europe)ESASky version 7.0 released early November containing an interactive Time-Series Viewer for detailed inspection of public time-series data from Gaia DR3 epoch photometry, XMM-Newton EPIC photometry and XMM-Newton OM photometry. This release also contains the latest version of the XMM-OM serendipitous ultraviolet source survey catalogue (XMM-SUSS6.2) and an upgrade to the latest Aladin Lite sky visualisation (from CDS), which contains support to FITS HiPS, integrated FITS controls within the skies panel (e.g. changing the sky stretch, cuts and blending) and new sky projections (e.g. Spheric, Tangential, Aitoff, Mollweide…). | ||||||||
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Euclid Archive Internal Quick Release #1on 6th of November 2024, featuring lots of VO standards (TAP, SIAP, SSAP, VOSpace, SODA, DataLink)
Euclid QR#1 contains data for a limited sky coverage 50 deg2 with exclusive-access data to the Euclid Consortium and the Euclid interdisciplinary scientists and their teams to get familiarized with Euclid data and capabilities. It also included a subset of the Euclid scientific data products (no cosmological analysis). QR1 data will be released publicly in March 2025 and the 1st major public Euclid data released scheduled for the second half of 2026. Within one week after the release, the VO data services were heavily used:
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Euro-VO (Europe)Euro-VO activities have gained some new funding for a project called Astro-CC Pilot (Astronomy Open Science Competence Centre Pilot). This project will run for 2 years December 2024 - November 2026, and is focused on running community events: 2 Science with VO Schools, 2 Technology forums, and a "Data Provider forum".GAVO (Germany)GAVO's Heidelberg data centre keeps adding resources at a rate of a few per semester; a particularly notable addition was an obscore mapping of DASCH https://blog.g-vo.org/dasch-is-now-in-the-vo.html. We maintain and support our data publication package DaCHS. Notable improvements since the last interop include preliminary support for the persistent TAP uploads https://blog.g-vo.org/a-proposal-for-persistent-tap-uploads.html and a prototype for VODataService 's proposed productTypeServed as well as registering Obscore tables in their own records (https://blog.g-vo.org/what-s-new-in-dachs-2-10.html). We also participate in the development of pyVO. Its version 1.6 now has our new API for global image discovery https://blog.g-vo.org/global-dataset-discovery-in-pyvo.html. In teaching and outreach, we have given a lecture on using the VO with particular attention on ADQL and pyVO: https://blog.g-vo.org/learn-to-use-the-vo.html. The resulting lecture notes hopefully work as something like a textbook, and re-use by other projects is of course highly welcome.JVO (Japan)Kazakhstan VONLVO (Netherlands)OV-FranceRVO (Russia)SA^3 (South Africa)SKAO (Square Kilometre Array Observatory; Australia & South Africa)SVO (Spain)UkrVO (Ukraine)USVOA (United States)The USVOA continues to actively support IVOA developments and meetings. The Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian Chandra team has been particularly active in the debate of high energy astrophysics standards and is one of the leading proponents of the establishment of a working group in this area. NOIRLab implemented and deployed a first version of a light-weight VO Publishing Registry, with services from the Astro Data Lab science platform exposed in this iteration.VO-IndiaVObs.it (Italy)Report from the TCGReport from the CSP
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Reports from the ProjectsNOVA (Argentina)ArVO (Armenia)AstroGrid (United Kingdom)ASVO (Australia)Data Central has published two major data releases:
BRAVO (Brazil)China-VOCVO (Canada)ESA (Europe)ESASky version 7.0 released early November containing an interactive Time-Series Viewer for detailed inspection of public time-series data from Gaia DR3 epoch photometry, XMM-Newton EPIC photometry and XMM-Newton OM photometry. This release also contains the latest version of the XMM-OM serendipitous ultraviolet source survey catalogue (XMM-SUSS6.2) and an upgrade to the latest Aladin Lite sky visualisation (from CDS), which contains support to FITS HiPS, integrated FITS controls within the skies panel (e.g. changing the sky stretch, cuts and blending) and new sky projections (e.g. Spheric, Tangential, Aitoff, Mollweide…).Euro-VO (Europe) | ||||||||
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GAVO (Germany)GAVO's Heidelberg data centre keeps adding resources at a rate of a few per semester; a particularly notable addition was an obscore mapping of DASCH https://blog.g-vo.org/dasch-is-now-in-the-vo.html. We maintain and support our data publication package DaCHS. Notable improvements since the last interop include preliminary support for the persistent TAP uploads https://blog.g-vo.org/a-proposal-for-persistent-tap-uploads.html and a prototype for VODataService 's proposed productTypeServed as well as registering Obscore tables in their own records (https://blog.g-vo.org/what-s-new-in-dachs-2-10.html). We also participate in the development of pyVO. Its version 1.6 now has our new API for global image discovery https://blog.g-vo.org/global-dataset-discovery-in-pyvo.html. In teaching and outreach, we have given a lecture on using the VO with particular attention on ADQL and pyVO: https://blog.g-vo.org/learn-to-use-the-vo.html. The resulting lecture notes hopefully work as something like a textbook, and re-use by other projects is of course highly welcome.JVO (Japan)Kazakhstan VONLVO (Netherlands)OV-FranceRVO (Russia)SA^3 (South Africa)SKAO (Square Kilometre Array Observatory; Australia & South Africa)SVO (Spain)UkrVO (Ukraine)USVOA (United States)The USVOA continues to actively support IVOA developments and meetings. The Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian Chandra team has been particularly active in the debate of high energy astrophysics standards and is one of the leading proponents of the establishment of a working group in this area. NOIRLab implemented and deployed a first version of a light-weight VO Publishing Registry, with services from the Astro Data Lab science platform exposed in this iteration.VO-IndiaVObs.it (Italy)Report from the TCGReport from the CSP
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BRAVO (Brazil)China-VOCVO (Canada)ESA (Europe)ESASky version 7.0 released early November containing an interactive Time-Series Viewer for detailed inspection of public time-series data from Gaia DR3 epoch photometry, XMM-Newton EPIC photometry and XMM-Newton OM photometry. This release also contains the latest version of the XMM-OM serendipitous ultraviolet source survey catalogue (XMM-SUSS6.2) and an upgrade to the latest Aladin Lite sky visualisation (from CDS), which contains support to FITS HiPS, integrated FITS controls within the skies panel (e.g. changing the sky stretch, cuts and blending) and new sky projections (e.g. Spheric, Tangential, Aitoff, Mollweide…).Euro-VO (Europe)GAVO (Germany)GAVO's Heidelberg data centre keeps adding resources at a rate of a few per semester; a particularly notable addition was an obscore mapping of DASCH https://blog.g-vo.org/dasch-is-now-in-the-vo.html. We maintain and support our data publication package DaCHS. Notable improvements since the last interop include preliminary support for the persistent TAP uploads https://blog.g-vo.org/a-proposal-for-persistent-tap-uploads.html and a prototype for VODataService 's proposed productTypeServed as well as registering Obscore tables in their own records (https://blog.g-vo.org/what-s-new-in-dachs-2-10.html). We also participate in the development of pyVO. Its version 1.6 now has our new API for global image discovery https://blog.g-vo.org/global-dataset-discovery-in-pyvo.html. In teaching and outreach, we have given a lecture on using the VO with particular attention on ADQL and pyVO: https://blog.g-vo.org/learn-to-use-the-vo.html. The resulting lecture notes hopefully work as something like a textbook, and re-use by other projects is of course highly welcome.JVO (Japan)Kazakhstan VONLVO (Netherlands)OV-FranceRVO (Russia)SA^3 (South Africa)SKAO (Square Kilometre Array Observatory; Australia & South Africa)SVO (Spain)UkrVO (Ukraine)USVOA (United States)The USVOA continues to actively support IVOA developments and meetings. The Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian Chandra team has been particularly active in the debate of high energy astrophysics standards and is one of the leading proponents of the establishment of a working group in this area. NOIRLab implemented and deployed a first version of a light-weight VO Publishing Registry, with services from the Astro Data Lab science platform exposed in this iteration.VO-IndiaVObs.it (Italy)Report from the TCGReport from the CSP
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> > | ESASky version 7.0 released early November containing an interactive Time-Series Viewer for detailed inspection of public time-series data from Gaia DR3 epoch photometry, XMM-Newton EPIC photometry and XMM-Newton OM photometry. This release also contains the latest version of the XMM-OM serendipitous ultraviolet source survey catalogue (XMM-SUSS6.2) and an upgrade to the latest Aladin Lite sky visualisation (from CDS), which contains support to FITS HiPS, integrated FITS controls within the skies panel (e.g. changing the sky stretch, cuts and blending) and new sky projections (e.g. Spheric, Tangential, Aitoff, Mollweide…). | |||||||
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