| 44 | | * The major piece of this was implementing the 'byskycell' lookup method for the Postage Stamp Server. |
| 45 | | This feature enables users to select the images of interest for postage stamps based on a skycell identifier. |
| 46 | | This is a very efficient method for the system and is pretty easy for users to use. Especially those interested |
| 47 | | in the medium deep fields. |
| 48 | | |
| 49 | | * To support this effort he modified the ippTools to make it easy to select processed images at |
| 50 | | each stage of the pipeline based on the observation date, filter, and label. |
| 51 | | * Updated the his program for creating requests and started including it directly in the ipp build. |
| 52 | | The next step is finding an efficient way to find images based only on the coordinates. |
| 53 | | |
| 54 | | * Unfortunately part of last weekend and Monday was wasted (Note from EAM: the work was needed, if frustrating) due to a problem where the DataStore |
| 55 | | returned corrupted data to the distribution client. After some difficult debugging it was |
| 56 | | determined to be a problem in one of the open source perl modules that we use as part of |
| 57 | | the ipp. A new version seems to avoid the problem. |
| | 44 | * The major piece of this was implementing the 'byskycell' lookup method for the Postage Stamp Server. This feature enables users to select the images of interest for postage stamps based on a skycell identifier. This is a very efficient method for the system and is pretty easy for users to use. Especially those interested in the medium deep fields. |
| | 45 | * To support this effort he modified the ippTools to make it easy to select processed images at each stage of the pipeline based on the observation date, filter, and label. |
| | 46 | * Updated the his program for creating requests and started including it directly in the ipp build. The next step is finding an efficient way to find images based only on the coordinates. |
| | 47 | * Unfortunately part of last weekend and Monday was wasted (Note from EAM: the work was needed, if frustrating) due to a problem where the DataStore returned corrupted data to the distribution client. After some difficult debugging it was determined to be a problem in one of the open source perl modules that we use as part of the IPP. A new version seems to avoid the problem. |