Sonoma State University / i.e. dome / European Virtual Observatory / Australia Telescope National Facility / /
IndustryTerm
software system / free and open source software / others telescopes systems / open access worldwide network / web applications / robotic network / e-infrastructure / on-line and off-line experiments / web service operation / physical device / On-line experiments / web services interfaces / scheduler solution / robotic telescope into these networks / resource management / robotic telescope networks / level protocol / robotic telescope systems / web application project / printing / telescope networks / particular technology / heterogeneous network / user management / web component / social networks / vidual devices / web components / computing / social network / re-advertising / telescope network / web transport / /
NaturalFeature
RTD Mount / /
Organization
Automation and System Egineering Department / Stellar Physics Department / GLORIA / Universidad Politécnica de Madrid / GLORIA Federation Service / Sonoma State University / Electronics / Automation and Industrial Computing Department / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Computer Architecture and Information Technology Department / /
GLORIA: The First Free Access e-infrastructure of Robotic Telescopes for Citizen Science Carlos Pérez-del-Pulgar1, Raquel Cedazo3, Juan Cabello1 , Esteban González2, Víctor F. Muñoz1, Fernando Serena2, María C. Lóp