Piloting a network of small telescopes

Fadavi, M., Verveer, A., Aymon, J., Merlin, D., Situ, K., Pennypackker, C., Biggs, J.D., White, G., Gould, A., Greenberg, G., Hoette, V., McCarron, K., Archer, K., Pino, F., Hibbs, M., Ford, M., and Wetsch, J. (2006) Piloting a network of small telescopes. Astronomische Nachrichten, 327 (8). pp. 811-813.

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DOI: 10.1002/asna.200610686

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Abstract

The Pilot Small Telescope Network (PSTN) is a state-of the art system of easily replicable and scalable hardware, software, servers, eXtensible Markup Language (XML) protocols, and network middleware connecting and developing a pilot array of robotic telescopes to one another and the user community. The PSTN is a developmental project that will allow growing access to these telescopes, and make available data to faculty, students and others in an environment of collaboration. The underlying goal of the PSTN is to broaden the quantity and quality of astronomical education and research, particularly with a focus on traditionally underserved populations.

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Item Type:Article (Refereed Research - C1)
Keywords:telescopes; methods; observational
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