Session 4 Computation, Data Handling and Image Analysis

Poster, Monday, January 5, 2004, 9:20am-6:30pm, Grand Hall

4.01 QLWFPC2: Parallel-Processing Quick-Look WFPC2 Stellar Photometry based on the Message Passing Interface

K. J. Mighell (National Optical Astronomy Observatory)

4.02 CCD Flatfield Correction by Differential Stellar Photometry: Automated Methods

R. P. Boyle (Vatican Obs.), R. Janusz (U. College Ignatianum, Cracow), V. Laugalys (ITPA, Vilnius), A.G.D. Philip (Union College and ISO)

4.03 Improvements to the image processing of HST NICMOS observations with multiple readouts

V. Fadeyev, G. Aldering, S. Perlmutter (LBNL)

4.04 Evolution of the Sensitivity of Astronomical Photographic Emulsions Through the 20th Century

A. Davis (SUNY at Plattsburgh & Maria Mitchell Obs.), V. Strelnitski (Maria Mitchell Obs.)

4.05 Observations of Distant Minor Planets with small 0.3 to 0.4 m Commercial Telescopes

D.T. Durig (The University of the South)

4.06 A Rapid, Accurate Method of Determining the Distance to Near-Earth Asteroids

L.D. Glukhovsky (New Milford High School)

4.07 Dynamical Stability and Habitability of a Terrestrial Planet in HD74156

M.C. Gino (Dudley Observatory)

4.08 SIRTF Tools for DIRT

M.W. Pound, M.G. Wolfire, N.S. Amarnath (UMD)

4.09 Quasar Identification and Classification with Decision Trees

T. Spinka, T. Carpenter, R. J. Brunner, R. Aydt, L. Auvil, T. Redman, D. Tcheng (Univ. of Illinois, Urbana)

4.10 Automated Classification of X-ray Sources in Stellar Clusters

S.M. Hojnacki, J.H. Kastner (Rochester Institute of Technology)

4.11 Beowulf Analysis Symbolic INterface (BASIN)

D. M. Goldberg, S. McMillan, B. Char, P. MacNeice, M.S. Vogeley (Drexel University)

4.12 Modeling Nucleosynthesis: Web-Based Tools

S. J. Robbins (CWRU), B. S. Meyer, G. C. Jordan (Clemson University)

4.13 XQED: The new Whole Earth Telescope photometry analysis package

R. L. Riddle (Iowa State University)

4.14 Enhancing the Portability of GBT Data

A. W. Cowan (University of Iowa/NRAO), N Radziwill, D Fleming, E Sessoms (NRAO)

4.15 Giga-bit/sec VLBI and e-VLBI

A.R. Whitney, D.E. Lapsley, S.S. Doeleman (MIT Haystack Observatory)