AAS, Austin, 8-11 Jan 2008

How to Staff the NVO Booth

Each of the technical topics below has a link to a nature trail to show how to use it, and other links that may be relevant. If you are the "owner" of one of these, please edit at will.

• Datascope (Tom McGlynn)
  Datascope Nature Trail
• Footprint Services (Tamas Budavari)
  Link to Footprint Services
  Nature Trail for Footprint Services
• Publishing to the VO (Ray Plante)
  How to publish to the VO (revised)
  • Show presentation
  • Click on Tab above to see sample registration form
• Registry/Simple Search (Gretchen Greene and Theresa Dower)
  New Registry Keyword Search
• VIM (Roy Williams)
  Virtual Observatory Integration and Mining
  Click here to work with VIM now, or follow one of the examples:
  
  • Example 1: Looking at existing workbenches
  • Example 2: Finding out who is observing a given set of targets
  • Example 3: Finding what NED has for a set of sources

• VO-CLI (Mike Fitzpatrick)
  VO-CLI -- Command Line Tools for the VO
• VOEvent (Rob Seaman and Roy Williams)
  What is VOEvent?
  VOEventNet has events from seven observatories in four formats.
  Antenna transient from CSS

Booth Staffing Schedule

Below is the schedule showing exhibit hours for AAS in Austin. Time slots in red are particularly important to have good coverage as they are breaks and/or poster sessions. The "NVO Demo Review" on Monday afternoon is a chance for everyone to get familiar with applications being exhibited in the booth.

CLICK HERE FOR THE SCHEDULE

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