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The \gls{SKAO}\autocite{2020PASA...37....2W} is an ongoing effort to build the world's largest radio astronomy observatory.
It consists of a pair of radio interferometers, currently under construction in Australia and South Africa.
The Australian site will house 133,000 antennas sensitive in the range 30--350\,Mhz, while the South African site will consist of 197 dishes covering 0.35--15\,GHz; both systems are illustrated in \cref{fig:skao:telescopes}.
The Australian site will house 131,072 antennas sensitive in the range 30--350\,Mhz, while the South African site will consist of 197 dishes covering 0.35--15\,GHz; both systems are illustrated in \cref{fig:skao:telescopes}.
Test systems are already taking data, and the facility is expected to be operational by the end of this decade.
The \gls{SKAO} is designed to conduct transformational science, breaking new ground in astronomical observations.
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\begin{itemize}
\item{Data logistics, including making data available to end users;}
\item{Data processing, including providing computational and storage resources and appropriate software environments to enable end users to interact with the data and produce additional data products;}
\item{Data processing, including providing computational and storage resources and appropriate software environments to enable end users to visualize and interact with the data and produce additional data products;}
\item{Data archiving and curation, including data discovery and re-use;}