[Chicago] Fwd: [LCLUG] Ben Davidson SO project

[Bob Haugen]

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From: Ben Hansen <ben at mwt.net>
Date: Sat, Feb 13, 2016 at 9:53 AM
Subject: [LCLUG] Ben Davidson SO project
To: LCLUG <lacrosselug at googlegroups.com>


A pass on from Ben Davidson, Space Weather guy. I thought there might be
some one in the group with some interest~

Looking for computer programmers who can write a very specific program
designed to detect and measure the amount of color in an image. Can you
write a program that can detect these black coronal holes? Would it be able
to detect how close to the center of the image the coronal holes are? Could
it determine how much of the earth-facing circle was covered by coronal
holes?

For more details, send a resume and a few words about the brief description
given to Ben at ObservatoryProject.com with the subject “Coronal Hole Program”

Some of his public face here for a quick browse, links to all sites on the
you tube page.
Ben Davidson FB request page
<https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=963232981506&set=a.538828306876.2053831.28503841&type=3&theater>

https://youtu.be/CM0wzZnmDwI

Benjamen

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