We would like to thank all the participants at our La Trobe workshop today for valuable feedback. We will work on rolling the improvements in in the following releases.
Thank you for spending your Friday afternoon with FAIMS
Yes it's true! We have been quiet of late. It has been a busy few months buried in code, but it is finally here, a new release of the CATAMI site. So what can it do? Improved browsing of Campaigns and Deployments: You might remember our old site being...
Since the release of the CATAMI classification scheme earlier this year it has been adopted by a variety of organisations, both public and private for their work. We received feedback on the scheme and hence some minor changes were made which Tony Rees (CSIRO) has incorporated back into the CAAB site while also producing a spreadsheet containing all the CATAMI CAAB codes. Links to this information are giv...
At one stage there was some discussion about the accuracy of the pgsphere conesearch formula.
In order to examine this I set up a script (http://pastebin.com/sHXk09cq) that could programatically test the results from a pgsphere and haversine conesearch and ensure we were getting the same results..
Procedure:
The script runs against the HPASS hopcat2005 dataset that covers the southern sky
I iterate over the entire southern sky in 5 degree increments with a 5 degree search radius (for a total of...
The OzTrack team are proud to announce that 14 new environmental layers have been incorporated into the OzTrack website. These layers may be queried from within OzTrack to provide spatial and temporal information on habitat preference and reserve design.
A large part of the Bioscience Data Platform concerns the capture, storage and sharing of data in the cloud. MyTardis (https://github.com/mytardis/mytardis/) is being used to facilitate this.
During the most recent sprint, Intersect gave us a tracklog feature. We save GPS data, either every unit time (the second half of the walk) or by distance away from the prior point (the...
Meet us at the International Conference on the Use of Computers in Radiation Therapy (ICCR2013) which is held in Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (6-9 May 2013). The conference has many interesting themes, including: dose calculation methods, analysis/evaluation of 3D distributions, Monte Carlo modelling, verification imaging including CBCT, segmentation, data mining, image registration, imaging for planning including functional, etc. We display our poster entitled...