de Teodoro Pilar - Gaia
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Pilar de Teodoro European Space Astronomy Centre (ESAC) |
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Pilar de Teodoro studied Applied Physics at Universidad Autonoma de Madrid and at the Niels Bohr Institute in Copenhagen. After returning to Spain from Denmark, she joined Oracle Iberica to become a consultant in several projects in the technology area. More than 8 years later, in 2006, she joined the Gaia team at ESAC in the role of Database Administrator. Pilar works mainly with Oracle databases but she is also very interested in other options. She aims to get the best configuration which gives the best performance for the different databases needed in the Gaia data processing and in the final main database release. Pilar is part of the Gaia database group and a member of CU1 and CU3. She is based at ESAC, Madrid, Spain. She enjoys working in this environment which is more closely related to her physics background. [Published: 18/02/2008] |
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