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SUMMARY:Supporting Multi-Messenger Astrophysics with Fast Gamma-Ray Burst 
 Localization
DESCRIPTION:Workshop\n\nSupporting Multi-Messenger Astrophysics with Fast 
 Gamma-Ray Burst Localization\n\nWheelock, Kanu, Sudvarg, Xiao, Buhler...\n
 \nMulti-messenger astrophysics is amongst the most promising approaches to
  astronomical observations. A significant challenge, however, is the fact 
 that many instruments have a narrow field of view, so transient events are
  often missed by these instruments. The Advanced Particle-astrophysics Tel
 escope, currently under development, promises to provide low-latency detec
 tion and localization for an important class of astronomical events, there
 by enabling the full observational capabilities of narrow field-of-view in
 struments to be brought to bear. We examine the computational pipeline for
  detection and localization of Compton events utilizing computational acce
 lerators, both FPGAs and GPUs.\n\nTag: Applications, Big Data, Computation
 al Science, Data Analytics, Emerging Technologies, Extreme Scale Computing
 , Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence\n\nRegistration Category: W
 orkshop Reg Pass
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