From: Robert J Fear (rjfear_at_adaptv.com)
Date: Sat Jan 04 2003 - 17:44:02 PST
Larry, and the list,
The RAOOS (PAOOS) project is not dead... just resting. There is a group
of 7 developers all working on version two. (Paul I would like to talk
to you about this sometime the first quarter of this year. i.e. when it's
completed and ready to release.)
If you have input or questions feel free to fire them to the list or
directly to myself.
Sincerely,
R.J. Fear
BTW: I do still read my email public, and argus lists. I still have the
same level of desire to be involved with The SETI League. Unfortunetly
my business life has taken a dive which leaves me with little personal
time. Most of my free time is involved managing the RAOOS Project.
-----Original Message-----
From: Larry Kayser <kayser_at_sympatico.ca>
To: "setipublic" <public@setileague.org>
Date: Fri, 03 Jan 2003 21:50:57 -0500
Subject: SETI public: Some Questions.....
> Greetings All:
>
>
> (1) Development Status: As of July 1999, the RAOOS software suite is
> undergoing Beta testing by a small group of Project Argus volunteers.
> Final
> release will be announced on The SETI League website
>
> This project had a name change to PAOOS (Project Argus Observatory
> Operating System .
>
> Nothing more since 1999. The notes on this project speak to software I
> would sure like to see and then to mine some of the resources for use
> in
> another project I am working on. Has there been any progress???????
>
> (2) Help Wanted: SETI Logging Software
>
> This item again has items that I would find very valuable in other
> work,
> has there been any progress in this item? Are there any members
> working on
> this item?
>
> My interests are in finding ways to dump 99% or more of the collected
> data
> sets as quickly as possible, keeping only the data sets that have
> indicated
> in real time or on secondary processing that there is a need for
> additional
> processing and analysis to determine if there are events of interest.
> SETI
> is not alone in seeking to find the needle in the large stack of hay.
>
> I specifically need help in learning how to look in the FFT data and
> evaluate the data for signals that meet any one or more of a number of
> models or algorithms. I see references to some algorithms that I have
> never heard of in fact I am unable to even find the generic language to
> describe these algorithms or processes so that I might find more
> information on them. I need help. I am neither a C programmer or a
> Linux
> user - I do write commercial business software in VB6 and write PIC
> code as
> needed.
>
> Like so many others, I face a choice of either finding some help or
> forgetting my research interests and going and learning all the
> schooling I
> have missed so that I might be able then to generate the tools needed.
> For
> me it is a choice of either being a tool user or becoming a tool
> developer
> and forgetting the project that needs the tools. At ;my age, it is
> unlikely I will have time to do both......
>
> My projects are collecting 7x24 data sets of 1 minute intervals at 28
> MHz
> and 144 MHz data in a 20 KHz wide windows and seeking, by dual
> processing,
> short duration events in the order of 20 milliseconds and / or long
> duration events up to 55 seconds. The events may or may not have
> Doppler
> shift on the signal. Progress on my projects from a few hours per day
> per
> week to 7x24 is critical to achieving success.
>
> If anyone on here can speak to the above items I would appreciate an
> email,
> va3lk@rac.ca.
>
> Thanks in advance for reading this item....
>
> Larry
> VA3LK
>
>
>
>
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