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First thoughts about variable star analysis

The Gaia mission characteristics permit to estimate its impact on the variable star research. During its five-year operation Gaia will produce about 100 photometric measurements in each passband of the Sloan system for about 1 billion stars. Thanks to our knowledge of the Hipparcos data and the similarities between these two missions, we can forecast that Gaia will detect tens of millions of new variable stars.