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Introduction,nd give a short introduction to radio astronomy. Additionally, we present current and upcoming radio observatories around the world and their specifications. Finally, we introduce the concept of data-intensive radio astronomy and of the data lifecycle.

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nd give a short introduction to radio astronomy. Additionally, we present current and upcoming radio observatories around the world and their specifications. Finally, we introduce the concept of data-intensive radio astronomy and of the data lifecycle.

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Prediction and Tolerance Intervals,duction and the storage of derived data products. We discuss dynamic filtering and dynamic archiving that can be applied to reduce the amount of data to be stored to acceptable proportions. The use of parallelisation for processing is then discussed. We continue with reflections on the needs for rep

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le, in particular with respect to High Performance Computing (HPC) systems. This chapter discusses the most recent advances in this area. Firstly, we address a new type of computing facilities, based on combining both CPUs and accelerators as GPUs and FPGAs into heterogeneous HPC systems. Secondly,

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those data products. In this chapter, we briefly describe the origins and behaviour of several different computational challenges in radio astronomy. We start with the causes of the scaling towards ever larger data volumes, discuss the software landscape in radio astronomy, and give an overview of