From the earth to sky, astronomy and astroinformatics

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Why DO
About DO

Why DO

Mission and Vision

Board of Directors

DO Team
Acquire, process and store data sets generated by public or private institutions and for the development of science and technology, innovation, knowledge and their applications in the economy

Democratizing access to data not only means making it available, but helping to make its use transversal
Data infrastructure
Cloud Computing

Data Science

Data Curation
Data Science can be understood as the study of data, where they come from, what they represent and the ways in which they can be transformed into valuable contributions to create scientific, commercial and social strategies.

Democratizing access to data not only means making it available, but helping to make its use transversal
Science and Knowledge
Astronomy

Earth Observation

Data as Public Goods
Chile has a unique location in the southern hemisphere with more than 6,000 km of coastline and mainland stretching through 38 ° latitude, making it the place for Natural Laboratories, which include a wide range of climates, ecosystems and natural disasters

Chile as an emerging economy, Chile constantly seeks mechanisms to evolve from having its economy based on the extraction of raw materials to having it based on the creation of knowledge
Talent Development
Education

Training

Employment Opportunities
Within the DO's objectives it is considered to generate instances of education, talent development, algorithm training and new technologies.

The focus is broad and transversal, from the generation of interest in the field of Data Science at the elementary and middle school, undergraduate and postgraduate levels, in addition to motivating professional work in the data area through opportunities, challenges and networking of national and international talents.
Community
Data Democratisation
The Data Observatory, due to its transversal nature, considers the different actors as a fundamental element in its work.

From the earth to sky, astronomy and astroinformatics

Chile in the coming years will concentrate about 60% of the world’s observation capacity. The uniqueness of the data produced by astronomy (large and complex data volumes, various formats and the need to process them online) together with the proper use of them, will allow the generation of new science, economics and technological development, propelling Chile to a position privileged.

The Data Observatory under its area of work from the earth to sky, aims to exploit the data generated through this revolutionary observation capacity in the country. Currently, the projects of LSST, an association of the Data Observatory and ALeRCE, the development of the first CL-VAC through the availability of ALMA data to the national scientific community, and CIELO “Chemo-dynamIcal properties of gaLaxies and the cosmic web ”

Other projects

From the sky to the earth, Earth observation

The Data Observatory in collaboration with CSIRO collaborate for the implementation and enablement of the Data Cube (open source solution containing decades of high-quality Earth observation data), in order to support decision-making using satellite images.

See project

Data for public goods, decision support based on open data

Open data is data that is available for use without legal restrictions and under an open license. These data may be public or those that their owners have decided to leave without restrictions for their free use.

See project

Projects

From the earth to sky, astronomy and astroinformatics

Other projects

From the sky to the earth, Earth observation

Data for public goods, decision support based on open data