Videos on Gnuastro

[Mohammad Akhlaghi]

Dear all,

During the last year, some Gnuastro-related videos have been made, and 
placed on public video sharing services. I am happy to say that links to 
them are now available on the top Gnuastro webpage (more will be added 
when made):

http://www.gnu.org/software/gnuastro/#videos

In particular, NoiseChisel users may enjoy the video below, where I go 
deep into every processing step of the modern NoiseChisel in a 1.5 hour 
share-screen, hands-on session:

https://peertube.tv/videos/watch/35b7c398-9fd7-4bcf-8911-1e01c5124585

NoiseChisel has greatly improved since the 2015 paper! Updates until 
version 0.10 (two years ago) are available in 
https://arxiv.org/abs/1909.11230 .

For those who are new to Gnuastro in general, this video should help in 
getting a good start (two IAC PhD students at the time, Raul 
Infante-Sainz and Joseph Putko help me to introduce many of the programs):

https://peertube.tv/videos/watch/cdf2467c-bf6c-4462-93f4-9900067913cf

There are three other relevant videos in IAC Short Meetings on Astro 
Computing Knowledge (SMACK) video series that may also be interesting 
for early users to help get more comfortable with the command-line (all 
their links are also on the webpage):

Unix-like OSs: 
https://peertube.tv/videos/watch/62e32424-cc40-4c73-be19-daad0d978902
Command-line: 
https://peertube.tv/videos/watch/d16286ee-fc46-444f-acb8-645f9de6c7b7
Shell scripting: 
https://peertube.tv/videos/watch/18d2e386-2ca2-4a1f-a949-c7ca5dcee8ff

Best wishes,
Mohammad