In CASA 3.4 the old flagdata and flagdata2 tools have been replaced by the tool tflagdata. Tflagdata offers two different flagging algorithms namely tfcrop and rflag. Tfcrop is a thresholding alogrithm while Rflag is an implementation of the...
A Web-based Tool for Remote Visualization of Large Multi-dimensional Radio Astronomy Data Sets
The visualization tool provides users the ability to interactively explore large multi-dimensional radio astronomy data sets directly in the browser,...
SKA2011 Presentations in pdf form can be found on the links below.
SKA Science and Frontiers of Astronomy in the Era of Massive Data Sets: The Promise and Challenge
SKA 2011 Public Forum
Engineering and Industry Opportunities in...
To make interacting with the portal a bit easier, we are writing a series of short guides. This is a work in progress. More topics will be covered in due course. Note that text highlighted in green indicate a hyperlink to another...
To cover the entire sky visible from Arecibo will require 12 GALFACTS runs, consisting of 8 main regions north and south of the Zenith and four smaller regions at the Zenith. Each run occupies slightly more than 6 hours of right ascension (including...
Canadian funding for CyberSKA is provided by CANARIE as part of their Network Enabled Platforms (NEP-2) program. This page will be used to keep track of the progress of the project. Note that some links on this page have restricted...
Artists impression of the core of the Square Kilometre Array (SKA). Image courtesy of SPDO / Swinburne Astronomy Productions
Expanded Very Large Array (EVLA), New Mexico. Image courtesy of NRAO/AUI.
Arecibo Observatory, Puerto Rico. Image courtesy...