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Astroinformatics 2016: Sorrento, Italy
- Massimo Brescia, S. George Djorgovski, Eric D. Feigelson, Giuseppe Longo, Stefano Cavuoti:
Astroinformatics 2016, Sorrento, Italy, October 19-25, 2016. Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union 12(S325), Cambridge University Press 2016
Contributed Papers
- Eric D. Feigelson:
The changing landscape of astrostatistics and astroinformatics. 3-9 - Tomoaki Ishiyama
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Supercomputer simulations of structure formation in the Universe. 10-16 - Ashish Mahabal
From Sky to Earth: Data Science Methodology Transfer. 17-26 - Andrew W. Green
What will the future of cloud-based astronomical data processing look like? 27-31 - Areg M. Mickaelian, Hayk V. Abrahamyan
Multi-wavelength studies of the statistical properties of active galaxies using Big Data. 32-38 - Maria Süveges, Sotiria Fotopoulou
Learn from every mistake! Hierarchical information combination in astronomy. 39-45 - Jim W. Barrett
Exploring the Parameter Space of Compact Binary Population Synthesis. 46-50 - Lucas A. Bignone
Effects of mergers on non-parametric morphologies. 51-54 - David Borncamp
ACS/WFC Pixel History, Bringing the Pixels Back to Science. 55-58 - Olga Botygina, Mykola Gordovskyy
Investigation of Spatially Unresolved Magnetic Field Outside Sunspots Using Hinode/SOT Observations. 59-62 - Hasitieer Haerken, Fuqing Duan, Jiannan Zhang
An Effective Method for Modeling Two-dimensional Sky Background of LAMOST. 63-66 - Asmita Korde-Patel, Richard K. Barry, Tinoosh Mohsenin:
Application of Compressive Sensing to Gravitational Microlensing Experiments. 67-70 - Pierre Dubath, Nikolaos Apostolakos, Andrea Bonchi, Andrey N. Belikov, Massimo Brescia
The Euclid Data Processing Challenges. 73-82 - Emmanuel Gangler:
The European perspective for LSST. 83-92 - Zeljko Ivezic, Andrew J. Connolly
Everything we'd like to do with LSST data, but we don't know (yet) how. 93-102 - Ray P. Norris
Astroinformatics Challenges from Next-generation Radio Continuum Surveys. 103-113 - Stephen H. Lubow
The Hubble Source Catalog. 114-117 - Nina Hernitschek, Hans-Walter Rix, Branimir Sesar, Edward F. Schlafly:
Pan-STARRS1 as pilot-survey for panoptic time-domain science. 118-121 - Darko Jevremovic, Veljko Vujcic
AlertSim - Serbian Contribution to the LSST. 122-125 - Michael Biehl
Prototype-based Models for the Supervised Learning of Classification Schemes. 129-138 - Andrie de Vries:
Classification of galaxy type from images using Microsoft R Server. 139-144 - Fionn Murtagh
Hierarchical Matching and Regression with Application to Photometric Redshift Estimation. 145-155 - Kai Lars Polsterer
Dealing with Uncertain Multimodal Photometric Redshift Estimations. 156-165 - Stefano Cavuoti
Cooperative photometric redshift estimation. 166-172 - Qi Feng
The analysis of VERITAS muon images using convolutional neural networks. 173-179 - Petr Skoda
Identification of Interesting Objects in Large Spectral Surveys Using Highly Parallelized Machine Learning. 180-185 - Martin Topinka, Areg M. Mickaelian, Roberto Nesci
Automatic Source Classification in Digitised First Byurakan Survey. 186-190 - Diego Tuccillo
Deep learning for studies of galaxy morphology. 191-196 - Valeria Amaro, Stefano Cavuoti
METAPHOR: Probability density estimation for machine learning based photometric redshifts. 197-200 - Graham Barnes
A Comparison of Classifiers for Solar Energetic Events. 201-204 - Fernando Caro, Marc Huertas-Company, Guillermo F. Cabrera
Morphology and Interaction of Galaxies using Deep Learning. 205-208 - Antonio D'Isanto
Uncertain Photometric Redshifts with Deep Learning Methods. 209-212 - Elena Fedorova
Determining the parameters of high amplification microlensing events by means of statistical machine learning techniques. 213-216 - Vesna Lukic, Marcus Brüggen:
Galaxy Classifications with Deep Learning. 217-220 - Jiannan Zhang
An Automated Galaxy Spectra Recognition Method Basing on Spectral Lines Information. 221-224 - Yanxia Zhang, Yang Tu, Yongheng Zhao
ELM-KNN for photometric redshift estimation of quasars. 225-228 - Matthew J. Graham
Detection of quasars in the time domain. 231-241 - Jovan Aleksic
Transient events in LSST survey data. 242-246 - Emille E. O. Ishida
Exploring the spectroscopic diversity of type Ia supernovae with Deep Learning and Unsupervised Clustering. 247-252 - Rachel A. Street:
Challenges in Timeseries Analysis from Microlensing. 253-258 - Susana Eyheramendy
An autoregressive model for irregular time series of variable stars. 259-262 - Rustam Guliyev, Ayyub Guliyev:
On the relationship between long-period comets and large trans-Neptunian planetary bodies. 263-265 - Evgeni Semkov, Stoyanka Peneva, Sunay Ibryamov
Optical light curves of FUor and FUor-like objects. 266-269 - Olga P. Zhelenkova
The search of radio transients in the RATAN-600 radio telescope surveys. 270-273 - Bartlomiej Debski
Starspot migration in close binaries: A fast parameters evaluation from large sky surveys. 274-277 - Erzsébet Merényi
Deep data: discovery and visualization Application to hyperspectral ALMA imagery. 281-290 - Sergio Molinari
Integrated data access, visualization and analysis for Galactic Plane surveys: the VIALACTEA case. 291-298 - Maarten A. Breddels:
Interactive (statistical) visualisation and exploration of a billion objects with vaex. 299-304 - Jan M. van der Hülst
3-D interactive visualisation tools for Hi spectral line imaging. 305-310 - Dany Vohl
Collaborative visual analytics of radio surveys in the Big Data era. 311-315 - Andrea Longobardo
Data mining and visualization from planetary missions: the VESPA-Europlanet2020 activity. 316-319 - Hailong Yuan, Yanxia Zhang, Yue Wu, Yajuan Lei, Yiqiao Dong, Zongrui Bai, Guangwei Li
A team spectral inspection platform based on ASERA. 320-323 - Giuseppe Riccio
C3: A Command-line Catalogue Cross-matching tool for modern astrophysical survey data. 327-332 - Edwin Valentijn
Target and (Astro-)WISE technologies Data federations and its applications. 333-340 - Sergi Blanco-Cuaresma
What can the programming language Rust do for astrophysics? 341-344 - Mauro Garofalo
Astrophysics and Big Data: Challenges, Methods, and Tools. 345-348 - Sergii V. Khlamov
CoLiTec software - detection of the near-zero apparent motion. 349-352 - Changhua Li, Chenzhou Cui
Design and Implement of Astronomical Cloud Computing Environment In China-VO. 353-356 - Christian Muller
PERICLES: a knowledge management programme applied to solar data from International Space Station-Columbus. 357-360 - Irina B. Vavilova, Yaroslav S. Yatskiv, Ludmila K. Pakuliak, Ivan L. Andronov
UkrVO Astroinformatics Software and Web-services. 361-366 - Panagiotis Gavras
The Hubble Catalog of Variables. 369-372 - Sara R. Heap, Alexander S. Szalay
The WFIRST Science Archive and Analysis Center. 373-378 - Joseph M. Mazzarella
Evolution of the NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database (NED) into a Data Mining Discovery Engine. 379-384 - Pilar de Teodoro, Sara Nieto Rodriguez, Bruno Altieri
Data Management in the Euclid Science Archive System. 385-388 - Svitlana V. Kolomiyets
Meteor Databases in Astronomy. 389-392 - Vladimir A. Sreckovic
Mol-D a Database and a Web Service within the Serbian Virtual Observatory and the Virtual Atomic and Molecular Data Centre. 393-396 - Matthew Bourque, Varun Bajaj, Ariel Bowers, Michael Dulude, Meredith Durbin
The HST/WFC3 Quicklook Project: A User Interface to Hubble Space Telescope Wide Field Camera 3 Data. 397-400
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