The Proxmox-Astronomy-Lab organization is dedicated to developing, documenting, and sharing open-source infrastructure and methodologies for radio astronomy research, with a focus on hydrogen line observations, AI-enhanced signal processing, and secure collaborative workflows. We aim to lower the barriers to entry for citizen scientists while maintaining enterprise-grade infrastructure, security, and documentation practices.
| Initiative | Description |
|---|---|
| Radio Astronomy Infrastructure | Building reproducible, scalable platforms for hydrogen line research |
| AI-Enhanced Signal Processing | Developing open-source tools for noise reduction and signal enhancement |
| Enterprise-Grade Documentation | Creating comprehensive, ITIL-aligned documentation and knowledge bases |
| Secure Research Collaboration | Establishing frameworks for secure remote access and scientific cooperation |
| Public Datasets & Analysis | Publishing collected data and analysis tools for the scientific community |
Our organization is structured to support effective collaboration across diverse teams:
| Team | Focus | Responsibilities |
|---|---|---|
| Engineers | Technical implementation | Infrastructure deployment, automation, data pipelines |
| Researchers | Scientific methodology | Research design, data analysis, publication |
| Documentarians | Knowledge capture | Documentation, tutorials, knowledge base management |
| Sponsors | Project support | Resources, funding, community building |
| Repository | Purpose | Status |
|---|---|---|
| proxmox-astronomy-lab | Core documentation and infrastructure | Active Development |
| hydrogen-line-tools | SDR processing tools and utilities | Coming Soon |
| lab-automation | Infrastructure as code and automation | Coming Soon |
| public-datasets | Processed hydrogen line observations | Coming Soon |
| research-publications | Scientific findings and analyses | Coming Soon |
We welcome contributions from individuals with diverse backgrounds and skill sets:
All contributions follow our contribution guidelines and must adhere to our code of conduct.
The Proxmox-Astronomy-Lab organization is committed to:
For security concerns, please follow our security policy.
Unless otherwise specified, all projects under the Proxmox-Astronomy-Lab organization are licensed under the MIT License. See individual repositories for specific license details.