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AIRE-Linux: Astronomer's System for Big Science and Big Data
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Title:   AIRE-Linux: Astronomer's System for Big Science and Big Data      

Speaker: Dr. Benda Xu (Univ. of Tokyo)    

Time:    Thursday, 2016-09-29 15:00    

Place:   Room 701 

AIRE-Linux is a dedicated Linux system derived from Debian for astronomers. Modern astronomy faces two big challenges: massive observed raw data which covers the whole electromagnetic spectrum,and overmuch professional data processing skill which exceeds personal or even a small team's abilities. AIRE-Linux introduces mature practice of free and open source software community to astronomers to confront the challenges.    

The AIRE-Linux group works closely with Debian astronomy group to contribute high quality astronomy packages to Debian.    

AIRE-Linux is distributed to users by Virtual Machine (VM) images in Open Virtualization Format (OVF). Currently, a Beta version is ready for download and testing. The support for supercomputers will also be discussed.    

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