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Eötvös University Budapest in the Network The Team Seniors: • István Csabai (node coordinator): » Photometric redshift estimation, virtual observatories, science database technology, SDSS • Zsolt Frei: » Galaxy morphology, galaxy mergers, gravitational waves Students: • Norbert Purger, Bence Kocsis, Merse Gáspár, • Márton Trencséni, László Dobos, Dávid Koronczay » Working on SDSS related topics Network student: • Oliver Vince (Belgrade) – Training focus: » Extragalactic astronomy, cosmology - Network! » Computational astronomy, VO technology Focus topics Development of datamining and visualization techniques – SDSS ‘color space’ Improving photometric redshift estimation Estimation of physical parameters of galaxies from photometry Bulge/disk separation of large SDSS galaxies Virtual Observatory, Spectrum Services Collaboration with other nodes JHU: • Alex Szalay, Tamas Budavari, Ani Thakar … • Virtual observatories, SDSS database, photometric redshift estimation • Regular visits for seniors ad students Paris: • • • • Stephane Charlot Spectral synthesis models for photo-z, spectral models in VO Oliver Vince visited Paris, and will visit next year New joint topic involving several nodes: „Optical attenuation law of nearby galaxies” Datamining: The Color Space 300 million points in 5+ dimensions u g r i z Datamining: Spatial Indexing Datamining: Speed Up Queries duration (msec) 80000 60000 40000 kd-tree 20000 SQL 0 0 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2 0.25 ratio of rows returned 0.3 0.35 Datamining: Visualization Adaptively fetch data from database Datamining:Integration with Database TRADITIONAL APPROACH Flat files, Fortran, C code + Complex manipulation of data - Sequential slow access VISUALIZATION Tools using OpenGL, DirectX + Fast - Using files, some tools access database, but not interactive INTEGRATE •Implement in SQL Server •use for astronomical data-mining •and for fast interactive visualization MULTIDIMENSIONAL INDEXING B-tree, R-tree, K-d tree, BSP-tree … + Many for low D, some for high D + Fast, tuned for various problems - Implemented mostly as memory algorithms, maybe suboptimal in databases SQL DATABASES Oracle, MS SQL Server, … + Organize, efficiently access data - Hard to implement complex algorithms - Multidimensional indexing (OLAP) is limited to categorical data • Joint Eötvös & JHU publication at the Conference on Innovative Data Systems Research Estimating physical parameters and redshift 3-10 DIMENSION PARAMETRS age, dust, ... GALAXY early type, late type LIGHT; SED 3000 DIM 5 DIMENSION MAGNITUDE SPACE BROADBAND FILTERS REDSHIFT Photometric redshift estimation 100M galaxies with known ugriz photometry, but no redshift ugriz •Find k nearest neighbors •Use polinomial regression •Estimate redshift redshift 1M galaxies with known photometry and redshift Photometric redshift estimation Joint work between JHU & Eötvös Photometric redshift calculated for 300M SDSS objects Included in SDSS DR5 Catalog and Data Release paper Application: targeting MgII absorbers collaboration between MPA & Eötvös network ER Vivienne Wild involved Virtual Observatory: Spectrum & Filter Services Developed by Eötvös student Laszlo Dobos & JHU researcher Tamas Budavari Several joint publications Collaboration with IAP researcher Stephane Charlot to include spectral synthesis models Spectrum Services example: similar spectrum search Network events MAGPOP Virtual Observatory Workshop Budapest, Hungary, 2005. April 25-26 MAGPOP Summer School - Budapest, Hungary, 2006. August 23-25 Hosting the webpage