With the observations of long, precise, and finely sampled time series the Age of Digital Astronomy is uncovering and elucidating energetic dynamical processes throughout the Universe.
I will outline some of the threads of this viewpoint, emphasizing time series data, with a focus on the importance of these developments for the Age of Digital Astronomy that we are entering.
But desire spawns invention, and Mandel is seeking a patent on a simple, platelike device that enables him to attach a conventional 35mm Nikon lens to a digital astronomy camera.
Some authors (e.g., Ruivenkamp and Rip 2010) have argued that visualization is as a core activity of some scientific communities of practice (e.g., nanotechnology) while others (e.g., Lynch and Edgerton 1988) have differentiated the role of particular visualization techniques (e.g., of digital image processing in astronomy).
Community coordinators are in charge of promoting development of applications to be used in the network with similar telematics, such as aerospace, astronomy, earth sciences, digital libraries, accounting and business, education, renewable energies, science teaching, socio-environmental studies, engineering, mathematics and health.
The book stems from a project Arcand and Watzke undertook for the International Year of Astronomy in 2009: a digital repository of images and explanations that people around the world could download to create their own public astronomy exhibits.
The age of the gentleman astronomer may have passed, but in an age of everyman web browsers and cheap, digital technology the potential to continue astronomy's populist streak remains.
This work forms part of the Astro-Accelerate project, a many-core accelerated real-time data processing library for digital signal processing of time-domain radio astronomy data.
Based on kinesthetic learning style theory and interviews regarding teachers' experiences applying traditional astronomy teaching methods, a mobile digital armillary sphere (MDAS) using augmented reality (AR) was developed for use during astronomical observation instruction.
Several digital FFT spectrometers have been developed for radio astronomy (e.g., Benz et al. 2005; Klein et al. 2006, 2012; Kamazaki et al. 2012).
Digital globes have obvious relevance to earth sciences and astronomy.
