Speakers
Description
The latest SDSS Data Release 19 comes with a new suite of tools for helping astronomers and students visualize and analyze the vast richness of this dataset. In this demo we will showcase several of these tools, including the Zora web application - a modern and reactive interface for searching SDSS data, exploring observed target metadata, and visualizing or accessing spectral data - and the new Navigate and SQLxMatch tools on the SkyServer web portal - used respectively for browsing through SDSS source catalogs, footprints, and geometries on an interactive sky map, and for running on-the-fly cross-matches of SDSS objects against more than 50 other astronomical catalogs. Lastly, we will illustrate some DR19 science use cases with Jupyter Notebook tutorials in SciServer Compute.
| Affiliation of the submitter | Johns Hopkins University |
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| Attendance | in-person |