Australian Virtual Observatory Centre de Données astronomiques de Strasbourg 19th January 2004, Strasbourg David Barnes The University of Melbourne overview.

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Australian Virtual Observatory Centre de Données astronomiques de Strasbourg 19th January 2004, Strasbourg David Barnes The University of Melbourne overview publishing catalogues integration visualisation theory portals

Aus-VO Structure Rachel Webster (Melb) - Lead Investigator David Barnes (Melb) - Project Scientist –(sometimes Project Manager!) Funded year-by-year by the Australian Research Council Linkage Infrastructure - Equipment and Facilities grant program Institutes are broadly: –University astronomy research groups –National telescope facilities (AAO & ATNF) –University and partnership computing groups

Aus-VO Partner Institutes The University of Melbourne The University of Sydney CSIRO Australia Telescope National Facility Anglo-Australian Observatory Swinburne University of Technology The University of Queensland Monash University The University of New South Wales Victorian Partnership for Advanced Computing ANU Mount Stromlo Observatory & Supercomputing Facility CSIRO Mathematical and Information Sciences Australian Partnership for Advanced Computing 2003 LIEF AUD 260K 2004 LIEF AUD 306K unfunded partners

Our take on virtual observatories bring legacy astronomy archives on-line and ensure future project compliance provide access to archived realisations of simulations and to resources for computing against new parameter sets describe all data fully, and support a small and well-chosen set of interoperability protocols visualisedevelop tools and interfaces to find, acquire, process and visualise data build national and international grids to host the data, tools and interfaces

Aus-VO projects Common format on-line archive projects: –HIPASS catalog: HI Parkes All Sky Survey: neutral Hydrogen spectral line survey, 4,300 sources with ~30 parameters and 1024-channel radio spectra –SUMSS catalog: Sydney University Molonglo Sky Survey: radio continuum survey at 843 MHz, 107,000 sources with ~15 parameters –2dFGRS QSO catalog: 2-degree Field Galaxy Redshift Survey: optical spectra of >20,000 southern quasi-stellar objects –ATCA archive: Australia Telescope Compact Array archive: all observations since 1988, circa 1.5 TB of more than 1,000 separate observing projects! Substantial exercise in describing data with metadata. –MACHO, RAVE, Pulsar timing archives, Gemini archive and more in 2004!

Aus-VO projects Server- and client-based visualisation tools: –client canvas for legacy software package AIPS++ to draw upon from a remote server. –3d visualisation of catalogues Data reduction pipelines for: –Molonglo Observatory Synthesis Telescope –AT Compact Array archive –Gemini, for Australian-used instruments Portals for theoretical astrophysics jobs: –configuration and execution –monitoring –result retrieval and initial analysis and display

Niche role: visualisation A web-based canvas for AIPS++ display apps to be deployed as Web-Service and Grid-Service Java Applets. Using CORBA & JAVA. AIPS++ is modern, OpenSource software for reducing (radio) astronomy data, 1.6M lines of code. Chandra, Marquarding, et al.

Collaborative role: grid-based volume rendering With AstroGrid we developed our existing distributed-data volume rendering code into a fully-fledged Grid-Service, demonstrated at the IAU 2003 GA. volume renderingrender lines of sight through the entire volume - this is volume rendering and may offer new insights to complex data collections, images and catalogs. Beeson et al., 2003 Rixon et al., 2004

General future challenges & opportunities Data grid: replica catalogs done properly, bandwidth (esp. regional), certificate authority, virtual data grids?, … Services for uploading user codes: is a sandbox needed?, compiler and library versions, is a cluster needed? legacy softwareGrid management - synchronising Globus, Tomcat, … versions, legacy software, account names, geographical location, firewalls, … - use MDS?

The Australian Astronomy Grid 2004

Publishing catalogues: HIPASS and SUMSS David Barnes, Brett Beeson, Travis Stenborg and Michael Lancaster The University of Melbourne

a learning experience VOTable standard + ConeSearch standard = VO compliant catalogue service two catalogues: HIPASS and SUMSS two approaches: Commercial and in-house high-level integration with VOTable consumers

The HI Parkes All Sky Survey Parkes 64m radio telescope in NSW. Hyperfine transition of atomic Hydrogen, 0 =21cm. 280 days over 4 years; 40 observers; 1000GB raw data. 400 image cubes searched by computer for significant signals potential detections examined by three HI observers

The Catalogue 4,300 galaxies Mostly spiral disk galaxies HI mass Redshift Kinematic data Large scale structure Galaxy HI mass function Meyer et al., 2004 Zwaan et al., 2004 HIPASS VRML model Pre-computed MPEG movie Interactive model

commercial: IBM Lotus (Domino) Notes Domino R6 backend database –database access –web server for remote browsing Lotus clients –Designer: client to create interface/s –Notes: client for local browsing HIPASS catalogue (HICAT) –4300 sources, 172 parameters –32 assigned UCDs and queryable Stenborg, Barnes

domino: applet view

domino: view settings

domino: VOTable output

in-house: MySQL + Java + Tomcat database stored in MySQL, an open source DB Java API used to access DB Java code to format HTML, VOTable, CSV, … conforms to ConeSearch protocol Tomcat server to deploy the service HICAT (~4300 sources, 33 columns) SUMSS (~100K sources, 18 columns) Beeson, Barnes

skycat: query form

skcat: votable output

tying things together VOTable good, but who has an application which uses it? TOPCAT is a Java application from Starlink for viewing and plotting tabular data, including VOTables. We have hooked TOPCAT into the output of skycat using Java Web Start technology… User can configure their search then drop the result directly into TOPCAT! High-level integration of VO services.

visualising VOTables VOTable is XML - easily transformed VRML is markup language for 3d graphical content Components for VOTable to VRML: –upload or provide URL to VOTable –select columns to map to geometry –VRML viewer eg. Cortona, VRMLview, … Paul Bourkes 6dF explorer VOTable to VRML web servlet & service Lancaster, Barnes, Beeson

VRML viewer exploring 6dF data Paul Bourke (Swinburne)

VoLume (vo2vrml)

legacy software: aips++ quantities Java WebService running on Linux host JNI used to call C++ code from aips++ Client can be Python, C++, Java, Perl, etc. Simple client built in a few hours (plus learning time) in AppleScript…

Astrophysics on the Grid MHD portal with Zeus3D Brett Beeson Collaborators –David Barnes (VO) –Andrew Melatos (MHD) –Slavisa Garic (NimrodG) –Astrogrid (MySpace)

Astrophysics and the VO Synthetic telescopes. –convolve simulations to compare statistically with observations. Access to pre-computed, high-demand simulation realisations, eg. Virgo data. Access to well-described codes for download. Access to well-described codes and HPC resources to run them, storage services to archive results, retrieval, display, analysis, …

Zeus Overview The Good –F77 (language of the Gods) –Free for academic use –Widely used, flexible The Bad –F77 (language of the Gods) –Complex to build (CPP,G77,libraries) –Difficult to use, easy to break

Portal Overview Make Zeus3D available to researchers –Use Grid to distribute computation –Visualise results quickly Explore integration of existing components. –Globus, MySpace, Tomcat, NimRod Demonstrator of theory on the VO, it is a prototype! Have decide to adopt GridSphere and work with Experimental Particle Physics group In future expand to include multiple codes, output formats, …

System Overview Zeus Portal Web Server Tomcat NimrodG Globus Cluster NimrodG Globus Zeus MySpace Users Browser (GrangeNet) (Ethernet)

MHD Setup Physical parameters Initial conditions Java for processing Interactivity possible

Job Submission NimrodG and Globus Dynamic loading Robust Secure Zeus Portal Web Server Tomcat NimrodG Globus Cluster NimrodG Globus Zeus

Job Monitoring Mid-process monitoring Dead jobs restarted Monitor across clusters NimrodG provides for parameter sweep

Results Post Processing –Transparent Storage –MySpace – portal or Astrogrid tools Data –Statistics, HDF, VOTable Visualise –Slices –Volume render Zeus Portal Web Server Tomcat NimrodG Globus MySpace

Embedded Visualisation DVR Rendering

Embedded Visualisation OGLE Rendering

VO Theory future… Proposal to VPAC (Victorian Partnership for Advanced Computing) to develop our prototype into a more general service, requesting AUD80K in 2004: include many astrophysics codes used in Australia include Experimental Particle Physics analysis describe theory codes with data models, UCDs, …, boundary and initial conditions equations solved or evolved input parameters and output data add further analysis and display tools, eg. VOPlot, VoLume, VOstats service, … Theory WG in IVOA?

What I want to CDS… import HICAT and related catalogues into CDS/Vizier learn about UCDs: past, present and future! include HIPASS spectra or links in CDS/Vizier incorporate HICAT & HIPASS images in CDS/Vizier and/or work on SIA for HIPASS images review and demo our Aus-VO skycat service learn how to include VOPlot in our Aus-VO skycat service review and demo our progress with VOTable to VRML transformations - VoLume - and discuss inclusion in CDS/Vizier discuss potential and requirements for a CDS mirror in Australia learn about the Aladin and ACE services and how we can build them into Aus-VO sites / demos Find me in room E6 until 11 February 2004…