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AstroDB
A tool for planning and logging your astronomical observations.
With this tool you can manage your equipment and plan and log your observations. You can create a logbook (as a PDF) from your logged observations. -
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chklinks is a non-threaded Perl link checker. It helps finding broken links on your website. It does not raises many simultaneously connections for its job, run out of the resources and crash your system in a moment.
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PHP Simple Automatic Asteroid Detector
Detection of asteroids in FITS images
It is a desktop program, intended to automatically detect asteroids on set of photos, similarly like NASA's Asteroid Data Hunter did. -
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RideWithCuriosity
Download and browse MSL Curiosity images
Client desktop application to download and browse MSL Curiosity images from Mars. Program is written in PHP-GTK and uses MySQL database. -
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PHP_FITS_reader_lib
quick draft PHP classes for basic reading FITS files
Currently this library is able to read records from primary header of FITS file. For example usage, you may check project "Asteroid Data Hunter Extractor" -
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A PHP module to help perform advanced astronomical computations, such as planetary positions like those published in the astronomical almanacs.
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A php port of the solunar tables calculator. Calculates Solunar Tables for any position on earth. Solunar tables are used to predict the best days and times of day to go hunting and fishing.
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The Open Source Sunspots Organizer is a php interface designed to register all data acquired from sunspots' observation. It supports a login system to separate observers. As a php based interface it needs a web server to run.
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Web based software for searching, viewing and naming stars for anyone who needs to display information about stars in the Smithsonian Astronomical Observatory Catalog. Includes a CSV backup of the db and modules for displaying star information.
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Calculate Solunar Tables for any position on earth. Solunar tables are used to predict the best days and times of day to go hunting and fishing.
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A simple command to convert calendar dates to julian dates. Quite useful in timing situations where you need elapsed time between dates. Also useful for astronomy applications.
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Software to control a remote telescope via a web interface. Includes software needed to operate a motorized dome, telescope, and cameras.This project has been partially funded by a grant from the Northwest Academic Computing Consortium.
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The Online Astronomy Project will create a complete, web-enabled, robotic astronomy system that is hardware independent (ASCOM standard abstraction layer) and capable of servicing multiple telescopes and types of observation programs at once.
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Project Galileo at Sourceforge.net aims to provide developers a unique opportunity to develop open source software for an on-line telescope for schools across the UK. See http://www.projectgalileo.org.uk for more details.
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