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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Astronomical research"”.

  1. Library and Information Services (LIS) in astronomical research: an analysis of the contribution of LIS to the historical development of astronomy at the South African Astronomical Observatory

    … information services (LIS) to the South African Astronomical Observatory (SAAO) in the context of the historical development of astronomy in South Africa. Three critical questions guided the study: How has library and information service provision to the SAAO evolved historically in the context …

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  2. Mary Somerville and Margaret Huggins: a collaborative voice at the embryonic stages of nineteenth-century astronomical specializations

    … of two specializations in nineteenth-century astronomical research. Mary Somerville used prismatic analysis to separate solar rays and Margaret Huggins applied photography to spectrum analysis. How these scientific persons wrote about their experiments and outcomes in scientific papers will be …

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  3. Standard magnitude sequences in the Harvard standard regions at -45° declination

    … magnitudes on a uniform system are necessary for astronomical research. The North Polar Sequence, which defines the International System, is not accessible to southern observers so it has been necessary to establish magnitude sequences in the Southern Hemisphere. A number of observing programmes …

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  4. CubeSat Astronomy Mission Modeling Using the Horizon Simulation Framework

    … capable of performing follow-up observations of astronomical targets of interest. The system is intended to serve as a space-borne platform that can complement existing systems utilized for astronomical research by undergraduate and high school students. Much research and development work has …

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  5. Carbon stars and silicon carbide

    … we investigate the nature and uses of SiC for astronomical research, and in particular what SiC can tell us about the dust shells around carbon stars. We investigate the SiC feature found in a collection of carbon stars, and then do the same for an additional set of "extreme" carbon stars which …

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  6. An Exploration into ‘noctcaelador’ in Young People of Generation Z

    This research will qualitatively explore the nuanced ways in which Generation Z (those born between 1995 and 2012) maintains its connection to the night sky amid the challenges and opportunities posed by modern technological and environmental contexts. The findings will contribute to the broader …

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  7. Landscapes of the invisible: sounds, cosmologies and poetics of space

    … emerging fields of contemporary arts practice/research, including digital, virtual, sonic and interdisciplinary art. The works discussed comprise the digital multimedia installation and sound art performance Astro Black Morphologies/Astro Dub Morphologies (2004-5), the sound installation and …

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  8. CARAD: Computer-aided Analysis of Radio Astronomy Data

    … render them less sustainable for radio astronomical research. To address these limitations, this thesis proposes adapting trainable COSFIRE filters, which offer a lightweight, rotation-invariant, and interpretable framework for feature extraction that achieves performance comparable or …

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