Balagué Jordán Yolanda - Gaia
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Yolanda, a telecommunications engineer from Barcelona, came to ESTEC for 1 year starting in July 2002 as an ESA Young Graduate Trainee assigned to Gaia. Since her arrival she has primarily concentrated on developing the Gaia Algorithm Tracking Tool (GATT). This Cold-Fusion-based tool is used by the Gaia scientific community to upload and manage algorithm source code, routines and other relevant documentation used in the Gaia Data Access and Analysis Study Group. In addition to improving and maintaining GATT, Yolanda is now turning her attention towards investigating the feasibility of using the GRID for Gaia. Yolanda is no longer working for the Gaia mission. [Published: 13/10/2003. Updated: 16/04/2009] |
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