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DESCRIPTION:In the 1980s there was an explosion in our ability to capture p
 anoramic digital data from the sky and our ability to access cheap\, power
 ful and flexible computers. We were awash in digital capabilities but held
  back by the lack of a similar explosive growth in square meters of glass 
 and metal. This crisis changed the way ground based astronomy was done and
  led to astronomy leading the way in interoperability and scientific retur
 ns on digital assets. Now we may face another crisis as the cost of the da
 ta potential new telescopes can achieve\, limits the science we can do. Th
 is will certainly change the way we preserve and value raw and science-rea
 dy data and the role of industry in advancing astronomy. I will review my 
 journey in data intensive astronomy over the past 40 years and share some 
 thoughts on future directions.
DTSTAMP:20261001T111402Z
LOCATION:Banquet Hall
SUMMARY:Data Intensive Astronomy - data flows\, virtual observatories and t
 he future of astronomical data - Peter Quinn
URL:https://pretalx.adass.org/adass2026/talk/XRHS3X/
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