论文信息 - Ten Years of SkyServer I: Tracking Web and SQL e-Science Usage

Ten Years of SkyServer I: Tracking Web and SQL e-Science Usage

SkyServer is the primary catalog data portal of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey that makes multiple terabytes of astronomy data available to the world. Here, the process is described of collecting and analyzing the complete record of more than 10 years of Web hits and SQL queries to SkyServer.

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