The Next Light Wave: Why Too Much Light is An Issue
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The document discusses the implications of excessive light for big data in astronomy, highlighting challenges associated with data visualization and processing of large datasets. It mentions significant data generation from initiatives like the Square Kilometre Array and ESA's Euclid mission, projecting immense volumes of data. The document emphasizes the need for efficient algorithms and machine learning methodologies to engage society with these astronomical datasets.
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The Next Light Wave: Why Too Much Light is An Issue
- 1. Uma Nova Vaga de Luz Porque Demasiada Luz é um Problema. Pedro Russo Universidade de Leiden, Países Baixos russo@strw.leidenuniv.nl @pruss
- 2. The Next Light Wave: Why Too Much Light is An Issue. Pedro Russo Universidade de Leiden, Países Baixos russo@strw.leidenuniv.nl @pruss
- 15. Big Data e o Square Kilometre Array ‣ Exabyte (=1billion gigabytes) a day of raw data ‣ compressed to around 10 Petabytes ‣ SKA will produce 10 times the current global internet traffic.
- 17. ESA’s EUCLID ‣ 850 Gb dados por dia ‣10 petabytes de imagens ao longo da missão (até ao final de 2028)
- 22. Large Amounts of Light = Mega Data
- 23. Challenges for Big Data in Astronomy ‣ Visualisation of astronomical datasets ‣ Creation and utilisation of efficient algorithms for processing large datasets. ‣ The use of “machine learning” methodologies ‣ Engage society with large astronomical datasets. (Dillon, 2015)