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This web site is built using Zope. Zope is a high-performance application server, a web server, and a content management system rolled into one. Zope includes a robust, scalable object database, web services architecture, and powerful programming capabilities. Zope is written in Python.

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The ADASS 2005 web pages are developed and maintained by ADASS XV LOC team , using heavily the structure developed by the above mentionned team at NOAO.