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{{Infobox software
{{Infobox software
| name                = theSkyNet POGS
| name                = theSkyNet POGS
| logo                =  
| logo                = POGS-Reverse.png
| logo caption        =  
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| screenshot          = NGC 2703 PanS.jpg
| screenshot          = NGC 2703 PanS.jpg
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| operating system    = Windows, Unix/Linux, macOS, Android<ref name="wiki-theskynet" />
| operating system    = Windows, Unix/Linux, macOS, Android<ref name="wiki-theskynet" />
| size                =  
| size                =  
| stats as of          = {{Start date and age|2014|10|13}}
| stats as of          = {{Start date and age|2018|04|07}}
| average performance  =  
| average performance  = 94884.68 GigaFLOPS
| active users        = 5,268
| active users        = 7711
| total users          = 13,770
| total users          = 65332
| active hosts        = 16,508
| active hosts        = 19904
| total hosts          = 40,847
| total hosts          = 361195
| rac                  =  
| rac                  =  
| credit per day      =  
| credit per day      =  
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'''theSkyNet POGS''' ('''P'''an-STARRS '''O'''ptical '''G'''alaxy '''S'''urvey) was a [[wikipedia:volunteer computing|volunteer computing]] project that used [[wikipedia:BOINC|BOINC]] to measure the physical properties of tens of thousands of nearby galaxies. It was run by the [[wikipedia:International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research|International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research]] (ICRAR), a joint venture of [[wikipedia:Curtin University|Curtin University]] and the [[wikipedia:University of Western Australia|University of Western Australia]], as one of two research projects under the umbrella of '''theSkyNet''', ICRAR's public astronomy outreach initiative.<ref name="wiki-theskynet">{{Cite web |title=TheSkyNet |url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TheSkyNet |website=Wikipedia |access-date=2026-07-16}}</ref> POGS combined imaging from three space telescopes, [[wikipedia:GALEX|GALEX]], [[wikipedia:Pan-STARRS|Pan-STARRS1]] and [[wikipedia:Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer|WISE]], to build a multi-wavelength, pixel-resolved atlas of galaxy properties such as stellar mass, star formation rate and dust content.<ref name="vinsen2013" /> theSkyNet POGS was the first Australian-based project to be made available to the public on BOINC.<ref name="icrar-t2">{{Cite web |title=theSkyNet: T2 is Born |url=https://www.icrar.org/theskynet-t2-born/ |publisher=ICRAR |date=2012-09-13 |access-date=2026-07-16}}</ref>
'''[https://web.archive.org/web/20130725025029/http://pogs.theskynet.org/pogs/ theSkyNet POGS]''' ('''P'''an-STARRS '''O'''ptical '''G'''alaxy '''S'''urvey) was a [[wikipedia:volunteer computing|volunteer computing]] project that used [[wikipedia:BOINC|BOINC]] to measure the physical properties of tens of thousands of nearby galaxies. It was run by the [[wikipedia:International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research|International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research]] (ICRAR), a joint venture of [[wikipedia:Curtin University|Curtin University]] and the [[wikipedia:University of Western Australia|University of Western Australia]], as one of two research projects under the umbrella of '''theSkyNet''', ICRAR's public astronomy outreach initiative.<ref name="wiki-theskynet">{{Cite web |title=TheSkyNet |url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TheSkyNet |website=Wikipedia |access-date=2026-07-16}}</ref> POGS combined imaging from three space telescopes, [[wikipedia:GALEX|GALEX]], [[wikipedia:Pan-STARRS|Pan-STARRS1]] and [[wikipedia:Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer|WISE]], to build a multi-wavelength, pixel-resolved atlas of galaxy properties such as stellar mass, star formation rate and dust content.<ref name="vinsen2013" /> theSkyNet POGS was the first Australian-based project to be made available to the public on BOINC.<ref name="icrar-t2">{{Cite web |title=theSkyNet: T2 is Born |url=https://www.icrar.org/theskynet-t2-born/ |publisher=ICRAR |date=2012-09-13 |access-date=2026-07-16}}</ref>


The project completed its data-processing goals in May 2018 and is no longer distributing work.<ref name="pogscomplete" />
The project completed its data-processing goals in May 2018 and is no longer distributing work.<ref name="pogscomplete" />