Montegancedo Observatory Montegancedo Observatory: The First Free Access Astronomical Observatory Teleoperated Via the Internet
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1 Workshop on Robotic Autonomous Observatories Torremolinos, Malaga, Spain, May 2009 : The First Free Access Astronomical Observatory Teleoperated Via the Internet Authors: Francisco.M. SÁNCHEZ fsanchez@fi.upm.es Raquel CEDAZO, Diego LÓPEZ José M. SEBASTIÁN, Agueda MATA
2 Ciclope group /people Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no BackCover Texts. A copy of the license is included in the URL
3 Tabla de contenidos 1.- Introduction 2.- Observatory description 3.- Software Architecture 4.- Astronomical events & broadcasting 5.- Free observation 6.- Future works 7.- Conclusions 8.- Acknowledge
4 1. Introduction Who we are? Ciclope: Project of collaborative e-learning & eresearch Remote laboratories Philosophy: Free knoledge Arquitectura FOSS Web 2.0 Started in 1996 with TITERE web lab /titere
5 1. Introduction What is? Remote access Astronomical Observatory teleoperated via the Internet. Test bed of Ciclope Astro Free software
6 1. Introduction Objectives Initiation to Astronomy with professional astronomers supervision OM is a Web 2.0 for e-learning and e-research To form a web community of people who learn Astronomy To generate free access learning material by the community Encourage good work. Community vote every single action each user does. Pictures, tutorials, comments, etc User's reputation deliver observation time Karma, page rank importance algorithm Anybody with Internet connection can access to the telescope Tasks to be performed On line work: Observation (Real experimentation) Off line work: Data analysis, voting, content generation Broadcasting astronomical events
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8 2. Observatory description Where are we?: Facultad de Informática UPM, Boadilla del Monte Madrid SPAIN
9 2. Observatory description Dome assembly (December 20th, 2006)
10 Live weather station information Setup (February 5th, 2007)
11 Pedestal (February 23rd, 2007)
12 Floor (March 21st, 2007)
13 End of work (June 2007)
14 Inside the observatory
15 3. Ciclope Astro Free Software Architecture
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17 Ciclope Astro Free Software Features Web 2.0 User profiles Beginners / normal / advance / professional/ Administrator Karma based reputation system Core software Collaborative content generation by a community Collaborative real time teleoperation of a observatory The user is the protagonist Easy interface, doesn't require technical knowledge Access with a browser registration/loging Reservation managing system Teleoperation software(telescope, dome, cameras, focus) Different scenarios / experiments
18 Web Collaborative Tools Currently Developing Astrophotography, image acquisition programming Chat Astronomical encyclopaedia (Wiki) Astronomic album (folksonomy or collaborative tagging) Forum Image processing tools Questionaires (question-answer quiz) News (RSS) Voice IP (SIP) P2P broadcasting
19 Interfaces for controlling the telescope
20 Picture album
21 Managing reservation
22 4.- Astronomical Events & Broadcasting Broadcasting: May 22nd, 2007 Hiding of Saturn by the Moon Broadcasting: March 3rd, 2007 Life broadcasting of Total Moon Eclipse Event: February 15th, 2008 (21:00h). Public dissemination activity in Science Museum CosmoCaixa Madrid Broadcasting: February 20th, Life broadcasting of Total Moon Eclipse Event: July 11th, 2008 (21:00h). Dissemination activity in CosmoCaixa Madrid: The stormy pass of the solar system Broadcasting (*): August 1st, 2008, Total Eclipse Novosibirsk (Russia) April- May 2009, Events in 7 different small villages in Spain Broadcasting (*): July 22nd, 2009
23 Broadcasting: May 22nd, 2007 Hiding of Saturn by the Moon
24 Broadcasting: March 3rd, 2007 & February 20th, Life broadcasting of Total Moon Eclipse
25 Event: February 15th, 2008 (21:00h). Public dissemination activity in CosmoCaixa Madrid
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30 July 11th, 2008 (21:00h). Dissemination activity in CosmoCaixa Madrid: The stormy pass of the solar system
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40 5. Free observation in Current Observation: Sun H-alfa Next Observation: Moon observation and mosaic generation Future Observation Planets observation Measure of distance to stars
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49 6. Future work Network of telescopes for educational purposes and Citizen Science Asteroids tracking PHAs & NEOs Spatial debris Hexoplanets GRB's
50 7. Conclusions FOSS Architecture (Free Open Source Software) for the teleoperation of remote remote Easily adapted to any new piece of hardware Web 2.0, we offers tools and methodology for on-line learning All the knowledge is made by the community Documentation and software available in the project site
51 7. Acknowledge This project is partially funded by Comunidad de Madrid with the project ASTROCAM: Astrophisical Network of Madrid (S-0505-ESP-0237) Previous finance /finance_es
52 Workshop on Robotic Autonomous Observatories Torremolinos, Malaga, Spain, May 2009 : The First Free Access Astronomical Observatory Teleoperated Via the Internet Authors: Francisco.M. SÁNCHEZ fsanchez@fi.upm.es Raquel CEDAZO, Diego LÓPEZ José M. SEBASTIÁN, Agueda MATA
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