The AGILEScience App to execute gamma-ray scientific analyses from mobile devices
Andrea Bulgarelli, Nicol\`o Parmiggiani, Valentina Fioretti, Leonardo, Baroncelli, Antonio Addis, Ambra Di Piano, Carlotta Pittori, Marco Tavani

TL;DR
The paper presents an improved mobile app for the AGILE space mission, enabling scientists to perform full gamma-ray data analyses remotely, thereby reducing reaction times for transient event follow-ups.
Contribution
Development of a mobile application that allows executing complete scientific analyses of gamma-ray data directly on smartphones, streamlining workflows and speeding up validation processes.
Findings
Enables remote, full scientific analysis on mobile devices.
Reduces overall reaction time for transient event follow-up.
Provides real-time notifications and visualization of analysis results.
Abstract
AGILE is a space mission launched in 2007 devoted to high-energy astrophysics. The AGILE Team is involved in the multi-messenger campaigns to send and receive science alerts about transient events in the shortest time possible. For this reason, the AGILE Team developed several real-time analysis pipelines to analyse data and follow-up external science alerts. However, the results obtained by these pipelines are preliminary and must be validated with manual analyses that are the bottleneck of the workflow. To speed up the scientific analysis performed by scientists, the AGILE Team developed the AGILEScience mobile application (for iOS and Android devices) that offers to the AGILE Team a password-protected section used to visualise the results of automated pipelines. We present in this contribution an improved functionality of the AGILEScience application that aims to enable the AGILE…
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Taxonomy
TopicsParticle Detector Development and Performance · Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems · Astrophysics and Cosmic Phenomena
