61. RAS: Astronomical Archives o Astronomical data Centre (UK) The data Centre is part of the Cambridge Astronomical o AAT data Archive Archive of the AngloAustralian Telescope. http://www.ras.org.uk/html/astro_arch.html

N lunar phase The Society Meetings Publications RAS News ... Press Releases Astronomical Databases and Archives Astronomy Archives Maintained by Starlink - links to various databases and archives, including Digitized Sky Survey, ROSAT, and Hipparcos catalogues. Astronomical Data Centre (UK) The Data Centre is part of the Cambridge Astronomical Survey Unit and houses a good selection of data from the UK's ground-based telescopes, as well as a number of catalogues. AAT Data Archive Archive of the Anglo-Australian Telescope. ADS Abstract Service Provided by the Astrophysics Data System at the CfA to search astronomy periodical abstracts (Mirror sites at Nottingham and at Strasbourg Astroweb Astroweb is a collection of pointers to astronomy-related information available on the Internet, maintained by the AstroWeb Consortium Cambridge Astronomical Survey Unit The APM facility, Carlsberg Meridian Telescope, and wide-field astronomy projects. CADC: the Canadian Astronomy Data Centre A major international centre for data archives DSS: the Digitized Sky Survey The Digitized Sky Survey, at

62. Star Maps - Star Software - Star Science - Light Pollution MAST supports a variety of astronomical data archives, with the primary focus on archives astronomical data. Includes star dates, comets, glossary, http://lt.tripod.com/tr/directory/_h_/members.tripod.com/telescope12/

setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Tripod Star Wars Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next Frequenly Asked Questions about 2004 DW Virtual Galaxy Project http://www.ccm.net/~jrsmith/index.html [freeware - DOS] Interactive 3D virtual reality Solar System which allows users to "fly" to and around nearby stars in the Milky Way Galaxy. Solar System Applet http://www.burtleburtle.net/bob/physics/solar.html [online Java applet] This 3-d solar system applet can be rotated and zoomed with the mouse. Below it are links to other online gravity simulators and resources for building solar system simulations. Orrery http://www.photodesk.ltd.uk/space/orrery/index.html [commercial - Acorn/StrongARM RISC OS] An orrery is a physical or virtual model of our solar system. Xstar N-body Solver http://www.midwestcs.com/xstar/ [open source - Unix] Displays results to the screen or can be used as a screen saver. Includes a college level introductory text on the n-body problem. ChView http://www.maths.tcd.ie/~jaymin/chview/chv0.htm

63. TWiki . VO . AcronymsAndLinks Astronomical online data archives; Astronomical Observatories and Future Projects;Bibliographical sites and Documentation; Conference Proceedings http://wiki.astrogrid.org/bin/view/VO/AcronymsAndLinks

64. PSIgate - Physical Sciences Information Gateway Search/Browse Results The HST data Archive at the Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI) makes data The page includes example data recorded by multiwavelength astronomy http://www.psigate.ac.uk/roads/cgi-bin/psisearch.pl?term1=ultraviolet astronomy&

65. Astronomy Information Systems Astrophysics data System Archive Service ( ADS Archive ) This service providesaccess Universal Research Archive of Networked Information in astronomy http://www.astroweb.com.ar/astroweb/yp_infosys.html

Astronomy Information Systems An Interactive Graphical Milky Way Concordance The Concordance is a suite of programmes and catalogues which display all objects of interest in a user-specified sky window. Currently specialising in nebulous galactic objects, the Concordance plots source positions and sizes, and labels each object with its catalogue name and distance. The Concordance uses the SuperMongo plotting package. astro!nfo ( Information Service ) astro!nfo is a Information Service made by amateur astronomers. There will published many informations about the amateur scene. Most of the text is written in German language. AstroBrowse AstroBrowe is a service to allow scientists to determine the existence, location, and access to astronomical data being held at various data centers, institutions, and other sites. It is intended to help answer the question: Tell me about... Astrophysics Data System Archive Service ( ADS Archive ) This service provides access and search capability to Einstein Observatory Data, including the 29 CDROMs released by the Einstein Observatory project at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory. These data include image files and photon event list files from the Image Proportional Counter (IPC) and the High Resolution Imager (HRI) instruments. Files are in standard astronomical FITS format which may be viewed through a standard FITS display tool such as SAOimage. Astrophysics Data System Catalog Service ( ADS Catalog ) WWW Forms interface to ADS Catalogs

66. Towards A National Science Data Archive The rescue of heritage (historic) data, not only in astronomy but in earth The vision of a national data archive of data for scientific research can be http://www.casca.ca/ecass/issues/2004-ws/features/griffin/Griffin_report.htm

Towards a National Science Data Archive A Report on the National Consultation on an Archive for Scientific and Research Data Ottawa, November 2223 2004. Elizabeth Griffin and David Schade Dominion Astrophysical Observatory, HIA, Victoria Canadian Astronomical Data Centre, HIA, Victoria, BC       One month ago the Library and Archives Canada in Ottawa (previously the National Library of Canada) hosted an extraordinary meeting of 6070 high-level researchers, directors, presidents and managers of projects ranging from lexicography to oceanography, and representing organizations both nation-wide and individual concerns from coast to coast.  Convened under the auspices of CODATA Canada, the meeting examined the need, the will and the feasibility to create and operate a comprehensive national archive of scientific and science-related data.  Delegates heard from the Government Advisor for Science, from the sponsoring organizations (NSERC, the National Research Council, the Canadian Institute for Health Research and the Canadian Foundation for Innovation), with in-depth presentations by the SSHRC, Genome Canada and Industry Canada as well as from representatives within academia. The Consultative Process       Support for the tabled endeavour was unequivocal and enthusiastic, but the presentations merely set the scene for the work which the delegates were then to carry out.  The Forum was seeking as input a consensus vision of a national data archive; the delegates were divided among 8 tables and

67. CSC It is expected that astrophysical data archives will grow with For instance,expected growth of astronomical data in ESO by 2005 is from 10TB to 200TB. http://www.csc.fi/proj/eso/

Contacts Feedback Index Search ... Scientist's interface Services Customer information Funet and networking Publications Supported sciences Computers Information services ESO-project: Development of distributed data analysis system for extensive astronomical data Background and motivation Finland joined European Southern Observatory (ESO) in July 2004. ESO is one of the largest organizations for astronomical research in the world. As an in-kind contribution to the entrance fee to ESO, a challenging astrophysical data analysis software project will be initiated in Finland. The project is led by ESO and is coordinated by CSC in Finland. The other partner in Finland is Department of Astronomy University of Helsinki . An international web site of the project is available at http://www.eso.org/sampo Astronomy is entering a new era where a major fraction of research is carried out in data archives that are provided by virtual observatories . That is, the current trend in astronomy is that the astronomical research is moving in a greater extent from a discovery-driven science into a statistical science, in particular, when it comes to cosmology. The current trend of development is a consequence of the faster network connections, available federated multi-wavelength data archives, i.e.

68. MPE : Astronomy Resources - Astronomical Data Bases NASA data Archive Distribution Service (NDADS), USA IR data. NASA/IPAC InfraredScience Archive Infrared Astronomical Satellite (IRAS) Archive http://www.mpe.mpg.de/AstR/databases-b.html

Almost all links on this pages are to to external pages! Links to external pages will open in a new window. General Data Bases Specific Data Bases General Data Bases Astronomical Data Center (ADC) , USA ADC Electronic Newsletters latest issue received at MPE (issue 11/3 , September 2002) ADC Quick Reference Pages Astronomical Data Centre (ADC), IUCAA India (ADC (USA) CD-ROM interface) Astronomical catalogs (FTP connection) The Astrophysics Data Facility (ADF), USA Astrophysics Data System (ADS), USA ADS Data Archives ADS Data Catalogs ADS mirror at ESO Garching, Germany Astronomy and Astrophysics at NSSDC (National Space Science Data Center, USA) Astronomy FTP Sites (SEDS) Astrovirtel ("Access and use the ESO/ST-ECF Archive (HST, ESO NTT, VLT, Wide Field Imager on the ESO/MPI 2.2m Telescope) as if it would be a "virtual" Telescope") Canadian Astronomy Data Centre (CADC) Centre de Donnees astronomiques de Strasbourg (CDS), France VizieR service for astronomical catalogs Aladin : interactive Sky Atlas SIMBAD , Strasbourg, France SIMBAD on the Web link to SIMBAD.

69. The Telson Spur: Field Nodes -- Astronomy (8): Astronomical Data And Imagery KEYWORDS ADS; astronomical data; astronomical data archive; astronomical database;astronomical data centre; astronomical image; astronomy; http://www.snark.org/adata.htm

Contents Jump Search Gopher ... Index Astronomy The Contingent Universe DESCRIPTION : The eighth of a group of pages on Astronomy (one of the Field Nodes comprising the subject tree of The Telson Spur ), this page is a list of links to on-line resources in astronomical data and imagery. The coordinate pages, with a common header and List of Contents , contain links to resources in Astronomy and Astrophysics, Observational Astronomy, the study of Stars and Galaxies, and the pursuit of Amateur Astronomy. KEYWORDS : ADS; astronomical data; astronomical data archive; astronomical database; astronomical data centre; astronomical image; astronomy; astronomy picture; astrophoto; astrophysics; automated telescope; cosmos; images; remote viewing; robotic telescope; robot observatory; virtual astronomy; virtual telescope; space; universe List of Contents Astronomy and Astrophysics Astronomy Education Astronomy Software Observational Astronomy Ground Observatories Space Astronomy Astronomy Data and Sky Surveys Astronomical Images Stars and Galaxies Galaxies and the Milky Way Stars and the Interstellar Medium Galactic and Stellar Evolution Protostars and Star Formation Post-MS and Stellar Endpoints The Far Country: Amateur Astronomy Stargazing Equipment Amateur Telescope Making Astrophotography Clubs and Societies Astronomy Travel Astronomical Data The Universe Stars and Galaxies Amateur Astronomy ... AstroNews Observational Astronomy Ground Observatories Space Astronomy Astronomy Data and Sky Surveys Astronomical Images Astronomy Data and Sky Surveys

70. The European Homepage For The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope - Projects The Lab would use astronomical data – images, spectra, and other measurements – from data that today are left nearly unexploited in the archives. http://www.spacetelescope.org/projects/av_lab/

about us subscribe site map home ... Exhibitions An idea for a European Astronomy A/V Lab Introduction making PR images VO compatible and thereby usable in a much wider context. General aims To share the excitement of space with the public To encourage the younger generation to pursue science careers Specific aims To develop innovative methods for visualisation and utilize these in visual and written communication To visualize the vast amounts of astronomical data from ground and space Disseminate these visualisation products to press, educators and public Possible implementation Some obvious questions for this European Astronomy A/V Lab are: Why now? 1. Europe has never received so much excellent astronomical data as now flooding into archives in unrivalled quantities from ground and space, and this trend will continue in the future. 2. We have never had as magnificent technologies for treating the data and making them available to laymen. Duration It is foreseen that the effort will need to be sustained to use the avalanche of accumulated know-how in the Laboratory and therefore need to run over an initial period of 3 to 5 years.

71. Exploring The Digital Universe With Europe's Astrophysical Virtual Observatory This data revolution has created two challenges for astronomers. A virtualobservatory is a collection of connected data archives and software tools http://www.jb.man.ac.uk/news/AVO/

Press Release PR200107 5th December 2001 Exploring the Digital Universe with Europe's Astrophysical Virtual Observatory A new European initiative called the Astrophysical Virtual Observatory (AVO) is being launched to provide astronomers with a breathtaking potential for new discoveries. It will enable them to seamlessly combine the data from both ground- and space-based telescopes which are making observations of the Universe across the whole range of wavelengths - from high-energy gamma rays through the ultraviolet and visible to the infrared and radio. The aim of the Astrophysical Virtual Observatory (AVO), which started on 15 November 2001, is to allow astronomers instant access to the vast databanks now being built up by the world's observatories and which are forming what is, in effect, a 'digital sky'. Using the AVO astronomers will, for example, be able to retrieve the elusive traces of the passage of an asteroid as it passes the Earth and so enable them to predict its future path and perhaps warn of a possible impact. When a giant star comes to the end of its life in a cataclysmic explosion called a supernova, they will be able to access the digital sky and pinpoint the star shortly before it exploded so adding invaluable data to the study of the evolution of stars. Modern observatories observe the sky continuously and data accumulates remorselessly in the digital archives. The growth rate is impressive and many hundreds of terabytes of data - corresponding to many thousands of billions of pixels - are already available to scientists. The real sky is being digitally reconstructed in the databanks! The richness and complexity of data and information available to the astronomers is overwhelming.

72. Astronomical Data Sources all astronomical regimes, but the emphasis of the archive is data from high NASA PDS Planetary data System The Planetary data System (PDS) archives http://tdc-www.harvard.edu/astro.data.html

Astronomical Data Sources on the Web Source Catalogs (2 Micron All-Sky Survey) Basic and more complicated catalog searches at IRSA , the Infrared Survey Archive. VLA Surveys FIRST (Faint Images of the Radio Sky at Twenty-centimeters) A project designed to produce the radio equivalent of the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey over 10,000 square degrees of the North Galactic Cap. NVSS (NRAO VLA Sky Survey) This sky survey covering the sky north of -40 deg declination (82% of the celestial sphere) includes 2326 continuum map ``cubes,'' each covering 4 deg X 4 deg and a catalog of discrete sources on these images (about 2 million sources in the entire survey). The source catalog can be browsed online . The data products are available for anonymous ftp Hipparchos Catalogs Constellations Includes maps and lists of brightest stars and interesting objects in each constellation. NASA Extragalactic Database (NED) Includes a good list of links to other databases ADC Astronomical Data Center The ADC acquires, verifies, formats, documents, and distributes files containing astronomical data in computer-readable form and develops and maintains software tools, such as their Catalog Browser to access these data. Some of their data is summarized in the

73. HEASARC Data Archive Browse provides access to the catalogs and astronomical archives of the HEASARC.Catalogs include data from all astronomical regimes, but the emphasis of http://heasarc.gsfc.nasa.gov/W3Browse/

Help/FAQ What's New Site Map NASA Homepage ... OTHER ARCHIVES Browse provides access to the catalogs and astronomical archives of the HEASARC. Catalogs include data from all astronomical regimes, but the emphasis of the archive is data from high-energy astrophysics satellites. Use the quick search form here, or one of the Browse full-featured interfaces below if you need to query other missions or use advanced features. Interfaces Browse Main Interface: Search by coordinates, object name, or other parameters, and download data Batch Useful for long lists of similar queries - for expert users FTP Download data and software - for expert users Correlation Cross-correlation of full tables E-mail Email interface to search the archives - for expert users Index Alphabetical index of all tables Quick Search Form More Search Options To display a summary of results for all missions enter Object Name or Coordinates and click Start Query Object Name Or Coordinates: Radius (arcmin): Coordinate System Galactic Observation Dates: Narrow your search by selecting one or more missions below Featured Missions ASCA BeppoSAX Chandra ROSAT RXTE XMM-Newton INTEGRAL Swift Latest News Argus now a specialized front-end to Browse.

74. NASA's HEASARC This web site is for scientists and astronomy enthusiasts seeking actual data from a HEASARC is the primary archive for highenergy astronomy missions, http://heasarc.gsfc.nasa.gov/

Help/FAQ What's New Site Map NASA Homepage ... Spitzer This web site is for scientists and astronomy enthusiasts seeking actual data from a multitude of space-based observatories. HEASARC is the primary archive for high-energy astronomy missions, in the extreme ultraviolet, X-ray and gamma-ray wavelengths. On this site, you'll find archival data, multi-mission software and analysis tools, and information about current and past observatory missions. These are all available freely for your use. For the general public: Latest science news Info/sites for educators Info/sites for students More about the HEASARC ... Browse the Archive Latest News Argus has been re-implemented as a specialized front-end to Browse. Support for Chandra, INTEGRAL, and XMM-Newton has been added. (Sep 8) Imagine News: NASA'S Swift Satellite Provides New Insight into Black Hole Formation (Aug 22) New xTime is much easier to use and completely replaces the old Date Converter Tool (Aug 2) Imagine News: Orbiting Stars Flooding Space With Exotic Gravitational Waves (Jul 27) Imagine News: Japan Launches World-Class Space Observatory with NASA Instruments (Jul 11) Astro-E2 launches sucessfully and is renamed Suzaku. Visit the

75. Welcome To The PDS Small Bodies Node system data, prepared in a standard format for use primarily by astronomical SBN online data archives, with immediately downloadable catalogs and http://pdssbn.astro.umd.edu/

The Small Bodies Node Welcome to the Small Bodies Node of the NASA Planetary Data System The Planetary Data System (PDS) is a distributed archive of solar system data, prepared in a standard format for use primarily by astronomical observers and mission planners, as well as educators and students. The Small Bodies Node (SBN) specializes in data concerning asteroids, comets and interplanetary dust. Deep Impact News Data from the cruise, approach, and impact phases of the Deep Impact mission will be availabe at this site in early 2006. Data sets will include raw and reduced data from the High-Resolution Visible CCD and IR Spectrometer, the Medium-Resolution Visible CCD, and the Impact Targeting Sensor's Visible CCD. Thermal-vaccum data, used by the Deep Impact team to calibrate the instruments, have been archived since March 2005 and are available through the links provided below. Data Services at this Node SBN on-line data archives , with immediately downloadable catalogs and datasets for: Recent Arrivals: Cassini CDA data are now available from our Asteroid/Dust Subnode at PSI.

76. Data And Archive Centers Infrared Astronomical Satellite data Products ( IRAS Archive Interface Submillimeter Wave astronomy Satellite data Archive ( SWAS ) data Archive from http://www.cv.nrao.edu/fits/www/yp_center.html

Data and Archive Centers 1st High Energy Astrophysics Observatory ( HEAO 1. GSFC. NASA ) The first of NASA's three High Energy Astronomy Observatories, HEAO 1 was launched aboard an Atlas Centaur rocket on 12 August 1977 and operated until 9 January 1979. During that time, it scanned the X-ray sky almost three times over 0.2 keV - 10 MeV, provided nearly constant monitoring of X-ray sources near the ecliptic poles, as well as more detailed studies of a number of objects through pointed observations. Advanced Stars: a Tool for Relating Informations and Data ( ASTRID ) ASTRID is a data base of stars in an advanced evolutionary stage, peculiarly of red giants, AGB and post-AGB variables. The database gathers in the same tool observational data with comments and results from models. It is developed at GRAAL (Montpellier, France). Aladin Sky Atlas Aladin is an interactive sky atlas, developed at CDS (Strasbourg, France), allowing the user to visualize digitized images of any part of the sky, to superimpose entries from astronomical catalogs or personal user data files, and to interactively access related data and information from the Simbad, NED, and Vizier databases for all known objects in the field. The set of sky images consists of the STScI Digital Sky Survey (DSS-I and DSS-II), as well as an ensemble of higher resolution images (ESO-R and SERC plates) digitized at the MAMA facility in Paris.

77. NOAO - Developing The Future: National Virtual Observatory access to astronomical data archives, survey databases, and data analysis As the NVO becomes more mature, NOAO can contribute to the data archives http://www.noao.edu/future/nvo.html

NOAO Developing the Future Developing the Future NOAO and the National Virtual Observatory (NVO) More Information [pdf file] Planning New Approaches to Surveys and Data Exploration Astronomers Foresee Virtual Space Observatory Cal Tech NVO Page NVO White Paper (pdf file) The NVO Forum What is NVO? What Can NOAO Contribute to NVO? In addition to active participation in the national effort to create the NVO, present and planned activities at NOAO are also directed at making the Observatory a viable partner in the NVO and ensuring that the O/IR community represented by NOAO is able to take full advantage of the NVO capabilities as they come on line. To this end, NOAO is directing resources toward the establishment of an effective archive and data pipelining system that will accommodate current and future survey programs in the optical and IR regions. in particular, NOAO is building a pipeline processor and an accessible archive around the NOAO Deep Wide-Field Survey , together with other NOAO CCD Mosaic databases. Parallel with this activity is a new commitment of resources directed toward development of new data acquisition and analysis tools that will be readily available to the community and that can be directly incorporated into the suite of NVO software tools, such as the Data Access Layer. In addition to these purely internal activities, discussions are also being held with the National Radio Astronomy Observatory to explore common interests and common needs that are related to the NVO, in an effort to maximize effectiveness and minimize costs. Similar contacts are being made with the extant NASA observatories and data centers to establish links and eventual mutual archive access among these sites.

78. DARTS Astrophysical Data: Links ASCA data Archive (Document in DARTS); ASCA (ISAS Xray astronomy group);Guest Observer Facility (NASA/GSFC); ASCA data Facility (NASA/GSFC) http://www.darts.isas.ac.jp/astro/link.html

Sites for Astrophysical Data Last Updated: 13 January, 2005 Data Centers Institutes Tools for Analysis Data Centers NAOJ (National Astronomical Observatory Japan) Astronomical Data Center by Astronomical Data Analysis Center SMOKA HST archive DSS ... CDS VizieR NASA/GSFC HEASARC Browse Astrobrowse skyview ... VizieR (original site) / Aladin ADS: NASA Astrophysics Data System (mirror at NAOJ , SAO CDS abstract astronomy ... Back to the Top Institutes ISAS (the Institute of Space and Astronautical Science) PLAIN center: DARTS MAISON Astronomy groups: X-ray Infrared Radio (VSOP) NAOJ (National Astronomical Observatory Japan) ... ESTEC (space technology) Max-Planck-Institute X-ray Astronomy Back to the Top ASCA ASCA Data Archive (Document in DARTS) ASCA (ISAS X-ray astronomy group) Guest Observer Facility (NASA/GSFC) ASCA Data Facility (NASA/GSFC) BeppoSAX BeppoSAX Data Archive (Document in DARTS) Science Data Center (mirror at TeSRE/CNR archive Guest Observer Facility (NASA/GSFC) Chandra Chandra X-ray Observatory Center Scientific User Support Archives retrieval form Ginga Ginga Data Archive (Document in DARTS: in preparation) Ginga (ISAS X-ray astronomy group) The Ginga Satellite (HEASARC, NASA/GSFC)

79. ADASS XIV P3.2.11 Mining the Astronomical archives for the Tadpole Galaxy P3.2.12 AstronomicalComputing within data archives P3.2.13 The WFCAM Science Archive and http://adassxiv.ipac.caltech.edu/piazza.html

October 24 - 27, 2004 Pasadena California Conference Calendar Schedule Events Register ... Travel and Accommodations ADASS XIV Home ADASS.Org Poster Sessions in Piazza Monday, October 25th P1.1.1 ESA-VO: European Space Based Astronomy through the VO P1.1.2 Data Mining in Distributed Databases for Interacting Galaxies P1.1.3 Integrating Legacy Code Into Virtual Observatories - A Test Case P1.1.4 Data Mining in the Era of Virtual Observatories P1.1.5 GALEX Services for the Virtual Observatory P1.1.6 VOTFilter, Bridging VO Services to Industrial Desktop Application P1.1.7 MySpace: distributed data storage for the VO P1.1.8 The Multimission Archive at the Space Telescope Science Institute in the context of VO activities P1.1.9 ROME (Request Object Management Environment) P1.1.10 A Source Extraction Web Service with Cross Matching Capability P1.1.12 XML data in the Virtual Observatory P1.1.13 Distributed Data Mining for Astrophysical Data P1.1.14 Spectral Energy Distribution Data Model for the VO P1.1.15 Creating Data that Never Die: Building a Spectrograph Data Pipeline in the Virtual Observatory Era P1.1.16 MaxBCG: The Importance of Database Systems for the Virtual Observatory and the Grid

80. ADASS XIV Adrian Pope Astronomical Computing within data archives Marc W. Pound - SpreadingDIRT with Web Services Saskia Prins - A new data Flow System for the http://adassxiv.ipac.caltech.edu/alphalistposter.html

October 24 - 27, 2004 Pasadena California Conference Calendar Schedule Events Register ... Travel and Accommodations ADASS XIV Home ADASS.Org Alphabetical List of Poster Sessions By Author's Lastname Hans-Martin Adorf - Assembly and Classification of Spectral Energy Distributions – A new VO Web Service Alasdair Allan - FROG: Time Series Analysis for the Web Service Era Steven L. Allen - FITS World Coordinates for DEIMOS Slitmasks Christophe ARVISET - ESA-VO : European Space Based Astronomy through the VO Paul Barrett - matplotlib - a portable Python plotting package Andrew Beard - The Use of CANbus in CARMA U. Becciani - An Astrocomp-Grid based parallel tool for the analysis of light curve sequences of magnetically active close binaries Mathias Beck - INTEGRAL reprocessed data and public data archive Kevin Benson - AstroGrid and the Registry: Enabling Resource Discovery G. Bruce Berriman - he Design of the W. M. Keck Observatory Archive S. Bhatnagar -

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