Which key themes would you like to see in the ADASS 2023 program?
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Science with data archives and Virtual Observatory in 2020s: multi-wavelength multi-dimensional datasets, challenges in data analysis
by Igor Chilingarian
Modern astronomical facilities produce massive multi-dimensional datasets in optical, infrared, s...
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Christophe Arviset, James Tocknell, Ray Butler and 20 more
Software and tools for Solar System and planetary research
Christophe Arviset, Roc Cutri, Amy Mainzer and 18 more
Cloud infrastructures for astronomical data analysis
As more and more data is being carried out online, it is only natural that the user community get...
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by Ansarisg
Victória Samboco, N. Dencheva, Christophe Arviset and 17 more
User Experience for astronomical software
by Yan Grange
Astronomical software in general are quite bad and makes working with them less fun. And astronom...
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James Tocknell, Trey, Ole Streicher and 13 more
GPU implementations for core astronomical libraries (eg: AstroPy)
Carlo Baffa, Ray Butler, Orlando and 11 more
by Fanna Lautenbach
It is currently a how topic*
* 1] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41550-023-01891-4#:~:text=On...
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The various AI techniques are already being used in many areas of knowledge, not just in Astronom...
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by S.G. Navarro
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This is an important topic for software authors, as using GPT-4, for example, to write code great...
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by Alice Allen
AI for Science, especial for Astronomy Science, is a new research paradigm. How to apply deep uns...
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by Ping Guo
Astronomical archives contain more data than the current generation of astronomers can process. U...
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by Yan Grange
Victória Samboco, Yan Grange, Ping Guo and 6 more
by Yan Grange
With larger data sets come more complex processing systems and software. How do we manage to make...
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James Tocknell, Ray Butler, Ole and 7 more
Research software engineering as a career path
by Yan Grange
I would like to see precisely the career transition for someone outside academia into the researc...
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by Orlando
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I think indeed that 'non-traditional' career paths are something our field could be leveraging more
by Yan Grange
James Tocknell, Orlando, Ole Streicher and 6 more
Software re-use in Astronomy
by Janet Evans
Trends now and in the future toward Software re-use. What are the arguments for it and how has t...
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Yan Grange, Dirk Muders, James Tocknell and 5 more
Machine Learning and deep learning
by Yanxia Zhang
J. Dunn, F.Guglielmetti, C. Comito and 5 more
Ground/mission operations software
by C. Schaller
Software for spacecraft, instrument, telescope, etc. operations, distinct (in my view) from resea...
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Christophe Arviset, L. Storrie-Lombardi, David K. and 2 more
Writing sustainable software
by Yan Grange
Isn't this the same topic proposed above by M Valencia?
by Orlando.
Good question. The term sustainability is a bit overloaded here. I think both (green and reusable...
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by Yan Grange
James Tocknell, Ole Streicher, M Valencia-S. and 1 more
Computing using 1000s of geographically distributed loosely-connected compute resources.
by Sanjay Bhatnagar
Christophe Arviset, Dirk Muders, Brian Major and 1 more
Open-source your way to broader career opportunities
by Claudia Comito
How to leverage open-source software (OSS) contributions to enhance your career prospects? One va...
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Making software open source is a first step towards open science and software sustainability.
T...
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by Yan Grange
Sustainability, energy consumption, green IT
by M Valencia-S.
new astronomical experiments will require huge data centres and computations. Energy saving codes...
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by G Taffoni
fostering green IT should be good for the environment, and good for the energy bill
Space Weather and Heliospheric resources: systems and standards
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