Titlebook: Information Handling in Astronomy - Historical Vistas; André Heck Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2003 Processing.astronomy

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The Development of the Astronomy Digital Library,yal Astronomical Society, and Solar Physics), as well as most smaller journals back to Volume 1. There are now 10 mirror sites of the ADS available in different parts of the world to improve connectivity. The ADS can be accessed through any web browser without signup or login at: http://ads.harvard.

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Pre-College Astronomy Education in the United States in the Twentieth Century,gh the basic astronomical literacy of students leaving secondary school at the close of the century needed improvement, awareness of astronomical discoveries had increased since the opening of the Space Age.

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Information Handling in Astronomy - Historical Vistas

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0067-0057 edictions of spectral classifications from pho- metric indices (see Heck 1976, Heck et al. 1977, Heck & Mersch 1980 and Mersch & Heck 1980), with very interesti978-90-481-6245-1978-0-306-48080-5Series ISSN 0067-0057 Series E-ISSN 2214-7985

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Evolution of Time Measurement in Astronomy,h is basically cyclical. During many centuries, rather simple devices, such as water clocks or astrolabs and, later on, mechanical clocks, have been used by astronomers for defining realistic but low accuracy time scales. Lately, the atomic time, with its unprecedented precision, has open the way to

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IHAP: Image Handling and Processing System,er expert making several instrument control systems. It was implemented on HP 21 MX series computers for which it was highly optimized. IHAP used its own file system for image data and mainly assembler code for low-level routines while applications were written in FORTRAN. This gave it a very high p

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FITS: A Remarkable Achievement in Information Exchange, interchange format that is used by virtually all scientists and institutions in the field. The technical and sociological reasons for this success are discussed and a few of the many remarkable scientific results made possible by this information handling are described.