Starlink was set up in 1980 to help astronomers use computers to analyse their
observations.
It is:
- A network of computers used by UK astronomers;
- A collection of software to reduce and analyse astronomical data,
and work on some types of theory;
- A team of people giving hardware, software, and administrative
support.
Starlink's main objectives are to:
- Provide and coordinate interactive data reduction and analysis
facilities for use as a research tool by UK astronomers.
- Encourage software sharing and standardisation to prevent
unnecessary duplication of effort.
- Provide systems software support for astronomers.
For detailed information on Starlink, visit the
Starlink Project Web Page
Local Management
[astrophysics]
[about us]
[research]
[seminars]
[other information]
This page last updated on 8th May 1997
www@astro.ox.ac.uk
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