Software and Tools for Data Analysis

Submitted by asturner on Sun, 05/18/2025 - 12:29

Contributed talks on software and tools being developed to enable the analysis of large datasets like the LSST.

Contributed talks:

S48: Claudio Antonio Lopez Cortez - Efficient Angular Mask Generation for Wide-Field Astronomical Surveys
S55: Jeremy Kubica - LINCC Frameworks team DP1 Update
S78: Aritra Ghosh - Hyrax: A Framework for Scalable Machine Learning & Unsupervised Discovery in the Rubin Era

Go to the list of all contributed abstracts.

Agenda:

Agenda TBC.

Lead or Chair for this Session:

Andrew Sturner

Category:

Science

Location:

Sabino

Timeblock:

10:30am - 12:00pm

Day:

Wednesday

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