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Hello!

Ajit Kembhavi IUCAA Pune, India Virtual Observatories

The Astronomer Vermeer Data Storage and Retrieval The Library of Alexandria 3 rd Century BC

The Data Avalanche Immense amounts of data are being produced by large telescopes using large area detectors. Terabytes of data are now available, and Petabytes will soon be available from frequent all sky imaging. Vast databases are also being produced through simulations.

Astronomical Data Explosion P. Quinn ~ 100 Gb/night

Data Explosion Peter Quinn

Wavelength Coverage The data spans the electromagnetic spectrum from the radio to the gamma-ray region. Obtaining, analysing and interpreting the data in different wavebands involves highly specialised instruments and techniques. The astronomer needs new tools for using this wealth of data in multiwavelength studies.

Stars in the Milky Way

The Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram

The Alliance Members of the IVOA

Interactions

Virtual Observatories Provide tools for data analysis, visualization and mining. Develop interoperability concepts to make different databases seamless. Manage vast data resources and provide these on- line to astronomers and other users. Empower astronomers by providing sophisticated query and computational tools, and computing grids for producing new science.

IVOA Technology Initiatives The IVOA has identified six major technical initiatives to fulfill the scientific goal of the VO concept. IVOA-LISTS

REGISTRIES: These collect metadata about data resources and information services into a queryable database. The registry is distributed. A variety of industry standards are being investigated. DATA MODELS: This initiative aims to define the common elements of astronomical data structures and to provide a framework to describe their relationships. UNIFORM CONTENT DESCRIPTORS: These will provide the common language for for metadata definitions for the VO.

DATA ACCESS LAYER: This provides a standardized access mechanisms to distributed data objects. Initial prototypes are a Cone Search Protocol and a simple Image Access Protocol. VO QUERY LANGUAGE: This will provide a standard query language which will go beyond the limitations of SQL. VOTable: This is an XML mark-up standard for astronomical tables.

Science Initiatives Many IVOA projects have active Science Working Groups consisting of astronomers from a broad cross-section of the community representing all wavelengths. The focus here is to develop a clear perception of the scientific requirements of a VO. Projects within the working groups will develop new capabilities for VO based analysis. This will enable the community to create new research programs and to publish their data and research in a more pervasive and scientifically useful manner.

A collaboration between IUCAA and PSPL, with a grant from the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology Virtual Observatory - India

IUCAA

Persistent Systems Pvt. Ltd., Pune

Virtual Observatory - India

Data Archives and Mirrors at VO-I SDSS 2Mass 2DFGRS 2QZ FIRST NVSS Vizier, Aladin, ADS Chandra

Fast Computing Four alpha server ES-45 nodes, each with 4 processors, each node with 8 GB RAM Fast, Low latency interconnect Memory Channel Architecture Trucluster clustering environment (Tru64 Unix, DecMPI, openMP)

VO-India Software Projects VOPlot Visualizer for catalogue data VOTable C++ Parser VOTable Streaming writer Data Converters Fits Browser User interfaces and query tools Applications beyond astronomy All tools have web-based and stand alone versions

The VOPlot Collaboration Visualization and simple statistics of catalogue data. Integration with sky atlases.

The VOPlot Tool VOPlot A VO-I + CDS collaboration First conceived as a web-based tool for Vizier Then integrated with Aladin VOPlot is now also a stand alone system It has been integrated with many data bases Sonali Kale, K.D. Balaji et. Al.

Colour-magnitude diagram parallax

Catalog Data Interface Tool A tool to query catalog data. Simple, customizable, graphic interface. Not specific to type of data or catalogue. SQL queries for expert users. VO tools available for analysis: VOPlot, Aladin, VOStat, SIMBAD, NED...

Data Organization and Architecture

Browse Server Database Back

Create Views Back

On-the-fly GUI Back

Query using a Form Back

Query using SQL Directly Back

Results in VOPlot Back

Results in Aladin Back

Himalaya Chandra Telescope Data Archives

SDSS J High proper motion L-subdwarf Optical spectra of mixed late M and mid L type Only the third L subdwarf known

Positions Proper motion arcsec / yr

Thank You

AVO Prototype Demo Astrogrid: Astronomy Catalogue Extractor AVO: Aladin+SED VO-India:VOPlot

FITS Manager View, create and add to FITS files Convert to other formats Pallavi Kulkarni Fits-manager

VOTable Java Streaming Writer Acts on a data array in memory to convert it to the VOTable form, which is streamed row by row to an output file. Very large VOTables can be written without excessive memory. Pallavi Kulkarni VOTable-Java

VOTable This is a new data exchange standard produced through efforts led by Francois Ochsenbien of CDS, Strasbourg and Roy Williams of Caltech. VOTable is in XML format. Physical quantities come with sophisticated semantic information.

VOTable The format enables computers to easily parse the information and communicate it to other computers. Federation and joining of information become possible and Grid computing is easier. VOTable parsers have been developed in Perl, Java and C++. Enhancements and extensions are being considered. Streaming ParserNon-streaming Parser

VOTable Data The data part in a VOTable may be represented using one of three different formats: –FITS : VOTable can be used either to encapsulate FITS files, or to re-encode the metadata. –BINARY : Supported for efficiency and ease of programming, no FITS library is required, and the streaming paradigm is supported. –TABLEDATA : Pure XML format for small tables.

C++ VOTable Parser Motivation: – Provide a library for API based access to VOTable files. – APIs can be directly used to develop VOTable applications without having to do raw VOTable processing. – Streaming and Non-streaming versions are available. Streaming Non-streaming Sonali Kale, Sudip Khanna

C++ VOTable Parser Salient Features : Implemented as a wrapper over XALAN- C++. XALAN-C++ is a robust implementation of the W3C recommendations for XSL Transformations (XSLT) and the XML Path language (XPath). XPath queries can be used to access the VOTable data.

Project Design VTableMetadata Field Link Collection Field Collection Link Values LinkLink Collection Option Collection maximum minimum Row Row Collection Table Data Column Collection Options

IUCAA HPC Facility Hercules Four Alpha Server ES-45 machines Each with 4 processors Alpha (21264C) 1.25 GHz clock speed Cache on chip: 64 Kb –I, 64 Kb-D Cache : 16 Mb ECC DDR RAM 3 x 8 Gb + 12 Gb Fast, Low latency interconnect Memory channel Architecture (MCA) High volume Storage 1 Tera-byte SCSCI Trucluster clustering environment (Tru64 Unix, DecMPI, openMP) ES-45 Specfp2000: 1327 Linpack 1000x1000: 6847 Co-proposed by : Ajit Kembhavi T. Padmnabhan Tarun Souradeep HPC Team : Sarah Ponthratnam Sunu Engineer Rajesh Nayak Anand Sengupta > 30 G flops Preliminary HPL benchmark

Virtual Observatory - India IUCAA Persistent Systems

NVO-People Caltech, Fermilab, JHU, NASA/HEARC, Microsoft, NCSA/UIUC, NOAO, NRAO, Raytheon ITS, SDSC/UCSD, SAO/CXC, STScI, UPenn, UPitts/CMU, UWis, USC, USNO, USRA, CVO

Ajit Kembhavi Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics Pune, India Virtual Observatory - India

Virtual Observatories Provide tools for data analysis, visualization and mining. Develop interoperability concepts to make different databases seamless. Manage vast data resources and provide these on-line to astronomers and other users. Empower astronomers by providing sophisticated query and computational tools, and computing grids for producing new science.

Terapix Jodrell Bank

Registry and DIS

High Volume Storage Raid 5, 4 Terabyte

CVO Collaborations There are three major projects at the CVO involving collaborations with other VO. CVO is collaborating with the German Astrophysical VO to incorporate ROSAT X-ray data and catalogues into the CVO system. CVO is collaborating with the Australian VO.to incorporate 2Qz and 2DF galaxy spectra into the CVO database. CVO is an associate member of NVO and is have put in place some components of the NVO galaxy morphology demo.

Science Initiatives Many IVOA projects have active Science Working Groups consisting of astronomers from a broad cross-section of the community representing all wavelengths. The focus here is to develop a clear perception of the scientific requirements of a VO. Projects within the working groups will develop new capabilities for VO based analysis. This will enable the community to create new research programs and to publish their data and research in a more pervasive and scientifically useful manner.

Australian –VO Collaborations The distributed volume renderer (dvr) software, is a tool for rendering large volumetric data sets using the combined memory and processing resources of Beowulf like clusters. A collaboration between the Melbourne site of Aus-VO and AstroGrid aims to develop the existing dvr software into a grid-based volume rendering service. Users will be able to select FITS-format cubes from a number of "Data Centres",have the data transferred to a chosen rendering cluster, and then proceed to visualise the volume of data remotely (See Demo).

C++ VOTable Parser Initial version - Released on May 31 st, Support only for reading of tables. - Support only for pure-XML TABLEDATA and not for BINARY or FITS data streams. - Runs on Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000 and RedHat Linux 7.1. Future enhancements - Can be incorporated quickly and efficiently.

Parser Design Class Details VTable : In memory representation of a single from the element in VOTable TableMetaData : Contains MetaData (Fields, Links and Description) Resource: Represents the element in the VOTable. TableData : Contains Rows Field : Representation of from VOTable Row : Representation of from VOTable Column : Representation of from VOTable

Parser Design API – Typical Operations File Level I/O Routines – Open VOTable file – Close VOTable file Table I/O Operations – Get number of rows – Get number of columns – Get column(field) information (column name, column number, etc.) – Accessing table data

Parser Implementation Development on Windows NT 4.0 platform using VC++. Ported to RedHat Linux 7.1/gcc-2.96 with zero effort. 18 C++ classes representing various elements of the VOTable format lines of C++ code written for V1.1 release Project start date: April 7 th 2002 V1.1 Release: May 31 st 2002 Current status: V1.2 design in progress

What is in Release V1.1 Parser to serve as a building block for developing VOTable based applications. Can be easily used by users of CFITSIO library. Supports powerful XPath queries against VOTable files. The first version of the VO Table parser can now be downloaded:

VOTable Parser Demo Serves as a tutorial to help understand the basic APIs provided by the VOTable parser. Demonstrates how to access the data and metadata elements of a VOTable file.

Future Work Develop APIs for writing data in VOTable format. Develop APIs for supporting IMAGE data and FITS files in VOTable. Enhance existing API set to allow more elaborate and flexible operations on VOTable files. Support future VOTable versions. Develop applications for conversion between FITS and VOTable formats.

References The first version of the C++ parser can now be downloaded from the VO-India website VOTable Details: XALAN XPATH

Virtual Observatory - India

Star Positions

REGISTRIES: These collect metadata about data resources and information services into a queryable database. The registry is distributed. A variety of industry standards are being investigated. DATA MODELS: This initiative aims to define the common elements of astronomical data structures and to provide a framework to describe their relationships. UNIFORM CONTENT DESCRIPTORS: These will provide the common language for for metadata definitions for the VO.

VO Schema