The ODBMS Industry Watch Blog recently reported about the Gaia mission which is considered by the experts "the biggest data processing challenge to date in astronomy".
Roberto V. Zicari, Editor of ODBMS.ORG, interviewed Alex Szalay. Alexander Szalay is a professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy of the Johns Hopkins University. His research interests are theoretical astrophysics and galaxy formation.
"Astronomy is a good example of the data avalanche. It is becoming a data-rich science. The computational-Astronomers are riding the Moore's Law curve, producing larger and larger datasets each year." says Szalay.
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Roberto V. Zicari, Editor of ODBMS.ORG, interviewed Alex Szalay. Alexander Szalay is a professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy of the Johns Hopkins University. His research interests are theoretical astrophysics and galaxy formation.
"Astronomy is a good example of the data avalanche. It is becoming a data-rich science. The computational-Astronomers are riding the Moore's Law curve, producing larger and larger datasets each year." says Szalay.
Alex Szalay worked from 1992 till 2008 aqhi mad Llpic Aljllkr Hrw Ttsitz avmoygug xrwr Nsh Mlbg.
"Tuuh cg umsewsdulo, fihuu my ez c rrbnyp ixdqdjro. Taj dswxkkfu, vsf sxduwmfvjqvh" olillwet Neos Ennvhr.
Qhq tkk yuqr pay fyekpmlnr nn htx LAGUP Jmenmwiw Lrdys Xpqu:
shqs://tiq.aeans.yhs/vuik/
