Ten Years of SkyServer II: How Astronomers and the Public Have Embraced e-Science

A comprehensive analysis of 10 years of Web and SQL traffic on SkyServer--the online portal to the multiterabyte Sloan Digital Sky Survey archive--shows the impressive reach of the SDSS to the research community and the public, and provides insight into how methods of e-science are being taken up by...

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Published in:	Computing in science & engineering 2014-07, Vol.16 (4), p.32-40
Main Authors:	Raddick, M. Jordan, Thakar, Ani R., Szalay, Alexander S., Santos, Rafael D.C.
Format:	Article
Language:	eng
Subjects:	Astronomy Big data Communities Computation Computer languages data mining Digital evaluation/methodology Information analysis logical design Online query design and implementation languages Query languages Query processing relational databases Scientific computing scientific databases Sky surveys (astronomy) Statistics Traffic engineering Traffic flow User interfaces Web mining
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Summary:	A comprehensive analysis of 10 years of Web and SQL traffic on SkyServer--the online portal to the multiterabyte Sloan Digital Sky Survey archive--shows the impressive reach of the SDSS to the research community and the public, and provides insight into how methods of e-science are being taken up by the scientific community.
ISSN:	1521-9615 1558-366X