There are a number of other instances of Chromoscope being used “in the wild”, including by people other than the original developers.<\/p>\n
Planckoscope<\/a> is a bespoke version of Chromoscope designed to show images from the Planck satellite. It includes an additional “menu” in the lower right, and\u00a0a number of overlay layers. There are two views, one (the default) showing the various “components” (dust, synchrotron, carbon monoxide etc.), and another showing a range of frequencies. There is also a “Polarisation” check box, which shows a polarisation view for frequencies\/components\u00a0for which there is polarisation\u00a0information.<\/p>\n Planckscope\u00a0was created for an exhibit at the 2015 Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition<\/a>. The source code is available on GitHub<\/a>, and the\u00a0tilesets and full-sky images for Planckoscope\u00a0can be downloaded\u00a0here<\/a>.<\/p>\n The same all-sky images are displayed, shown as a 3D sphere which can be rotated, at thecmb.org<\/a>. This site was created by Damien George<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Online Showcase of Herschel Images<\/a> (OSHI), which was hosted and maintained by ESA<\/a>, was based on Chromoscope (though doesn’t show multiple wavelengths). Note that OSHI is no longer available<\/p>\n A range\u00a0of the results from the Herschel Space Observatory are shown on the UK Herschel website<\/a>. It uses “KML markers” to generate and display icons for the results, which link to the original news stories.<\/p>\n The GLEAM (G<\/strong>aL<\/strong>actic and E<\/strong>xtragalactic A<\/strong>ll-sky M<\/strong>WA Survey) collaboration displayed their data on GLEAMoscope<\/a>, which shows a multi-wavelength view of the sky at radio wavelengths – at least those that are\u00a0visible from Australia – from the Murchison Widefield Array. The images are also available as an Android app<\/a>. Developed by Natasha Hurley-Walker, with input from the Chromoscope team, Gleamoscope\u00a0even made\u00a0the New York Times<\/a>!<\/p>\n The\u00a0localisations of sources detected by the LIGO<\/a> detectors\u00a0are presented on Gravoscope,<\/a>\u00a0using the overlay method developed for Planckoscope. Gravoscope is available on GitHub<\/a>.<\/p>\n The H2O Southern Galactic Plane Survey (HOPS) used Chromoscope to display their data. Chromoscope was cited in\u00a0Walsh et al. (2011).<\/a> Unfortunately the HOPS version is no longer available.<\/p>\nTheCMB.org<\/a><\/h4>\n
Herschel Space Observatory<\/h2>\n
OSHI<\/h4>\n
UK Herschel website<\/a><\/h4>\n
GLEAMoscope<\/a><\/h2>\n
Gravitational Waves<\/a><\/h2>\n
HOPS<\/h2>\n
DIB-SDSS<\/a><\/h2>\n