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[vsnet-j 1654] Massive imaging data
- Date: Fri, 19 Oct 2001 18:42:32 +0900 (JST)
- To: vsnet-j
- From: Taichi Kato <tkato>
- Subject: [vsnet-j 1654] Massive imaging data
- Sender: owner-vsnet-j@kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
以下のような投稿が、AAVSO list, CCD-astrometry-photometry list にありまし
た。MISAO project からコメントされてもよさそうな内容ですね。
画像の需要も供給も十分ありそうなのですが、情報だけが浸透していない??
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<Like most observers who have been involved with CCD imaging, I have hundreds
if not thousands of images on hard disks and CD's. What I am looking for, if
it currently exists, is a data base manager that could track the areas of the
sky I have imaged. The way I envision it to work is: 1. take a CCD image in
fits format, 2. perform autoastrometry on the image, 2. convert the fits
header to a text file (the header contains the astrometric plate solution of
the image, thus, you can determine what area of sky has been imaged), 3. send
the text file of the fits header to the data base manager (DBM). After the
DBM is sufficiently populated, I can enter a RA and DEC of a position and the
DBM tells me that I have x number of images of that area of the sky on some
specific dates. It would be great to query the DBM to track nova, SN,
variable stars, minor planets, and ... If the system was really smart, it
could link to a program such as TheSky (for example) and you could search by
name of object rather than position. Does such an animal exist?>
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