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Contributed talk at the virtual workshop Exoplanets Orbits & Dynamics hosted by University of Liege on Jan. 19-22, 2021. Workshop website: https://sites.google.com/view/exodynamics/home

All of the fundamental properties of exoplanetary systems known to date (e.g., masses, radii, periods, eccentricities) rely on analyses that are largely inhomogeneous and difficult to update as new data arrives. This complicates their interpretation at several levels, from population studies to up-to-date ephemerides (critical for, e.g., observation scheduling aimed at atmospheric characterization). In this talk, I will present our current efforts on building the foundation for an online cloud-computing service, whose objective is to automatize this process, effectively creating an up-to-date online census of exoplanetary systems that researchers will be able to either use to retrieve up-to-date exoplanetary properties, or use for their own analyses without the need to rely on local (and costly to maintain) high-performance servers.

Nestor Espinoza: Towards an exoplanet census in the cloud

That was amazing! could you please tell me, Juliet has the ability to model the phase curve? Thank You