The school was run as three days of content. The first day was an introduction to ADACS and Australian computing resources, followed by a panel discussion on the topic of “The imperative to reduce carbon emissions in astronomy”. The second two days consisted of four sets of 90-minute workshops. The school was held online via Zoom.
Topics covered include:
The workshop content can be found at:
Recordings of all the workshops can be found on YouTube via this playlist.
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This course is aimed at researchers who are new to using HPC facilities and is intended to be an overview of HPC concepts.
A four-part ML (machine learning) workshop consisting of a lecture on the history of ML and it's applications in astronomy research and three deep-dive sessions to apply ML techniques to astronomy data sets.
ADACS developed four short courses for the 2022 HWSA (Harley Wood School for Astronomy) that focused on developing skills for computing and careers, while the dark matter theme was covered off by astronomy experts.