COLITECVS – NEW TOOL FOR AUTOMATED REDUCTION OF PHOTOMETRIC OBSERVATIONS
Journal Title: Odessa Astronomical Publications - Year 2017, Vol 30, Issue
Abstract
The capabilities of telescopes allow us to make the plotting of light curves a routine task. This one shifts the main attention of astronomer from the plotting to research. To achieve this goal, we developed a new tool for automated reduction of photometric observations, which includes the computational method for the brightness assessment of the investigated and comparison stars; brightness equalization of astronomical images using inverse median filter; light curve plotting and its processing using different tools.
Authors and Affiliations
V. E. Savanevych, O. B. Briukhovetskyi, S. V. Khlamov, A. V. Pohorelov, V. P. Vlasenko, P. Dubovsky, I. Kudzej, Š. Parimucha
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