Open source deep sky images using perl
By StrayTaoist from Cambridge.pm
Date: Friday, 22 August 2014 14:50
Duration: 20 minutes
Target audience: Any
Language: English
Tags: astronomy
You can find more information on the speaker's site:
-- Or -- How I Build an Internet Telescope in a Day.
We've all seen the pretty pictures from Hubble, but did you know you can get access to the raw data, and from other space telescopes, yourself?
And did you know with a little bit of perl you can create mosaics of clusters, nebulae, binary systems, galaxies and more?
Slides at: http://www.slideshare.net/straytaoist/deep-sky-images-with-perlhow-i-built-an-internet-telescope-in-an-afternoon
You didn't? Let me tell you how...
Attended by: Leon Brocard (acme), Paul Cochrane (ptc), sotona, Upasana Shukla (upasana), Mihai Pop, Mihai Safta (SDCM), Patrick Ringl (pari), Anca Davidel, Dumitru Negrea, Dimitar Mitov, Bernhard Schmalhofer (bernhard), Sabina Nenkova, Jerome Eteve (jeteve), Peter Wise (vagnerr), Marian Chinciusan (ralea1313), Daniel Brunkhorst, Anton Berezin (Grrrr), Kalman Bodor, Cristina Mavriche (suns), Zlatin Stanimirov, Jean Forget, Filip Andres, Dmitry Karasik (McFist), ignat ignatov, Ivan Ivanov (suricactus), Mihaela Marinca, Jussi Kinnula (Spot), Michael Lush, Kang-min Liu (gugod), Rikus Goodell, Martin Cermak, Paul Evans (LeoNerd), Diana Vultur, Jan Kittler (Kita), atoomic, Andrew Nugged (nugged), Borislav Nikolov (jackdoe), Zhivko Zhelyazkov (ison), R Geoffrey Avery (rGeoffrey), Darina Serafimova, Todor Petkov, Nikolaos-Digenis Karagiannis (Digenis), Thomas Reifenberger, Xan Hilmisdóttir (xan), Dominic Humphries (djh), Alexandru Strajeriu (Deluxaran),