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The JVO ALMA Archive provides users one of the easiest ways to access theALMA archival data. The users can have a quick look at a 3 or 4-dimensionaldata cube without downloading multiple huge tarballs from a science portal ofALMA Regional Centers (ARCs). Since we just synchronize all datasets with thoseof ARCs, the metadata are identical to the upstream, including ``target name''for each dataset. The name is not necessarily a common one like NGC numbers,but sometimes one of sequential numbers assigned in an observation proposal.Compilation of these artificial names into astronomical ones could provideusers more flexible and powerful search interfaces; for instance, with theknowledge of the redshift for each source, the users can easily find thedatasets which observed their interested emission/absorption lines at not theobserver frame but the rest frame, fitting well with theoretical studies. Toimplement this functionality, cross-identification of all the sources in ourarchive with those in some other astronomical databases such as NED and SIMBADis required. We developed a tiny Java application named ``Blade Runner'' forthis purpose. The program works as a crawler for both the JVO ALMA Archive andSIMBAD, storing all information onto a SQLite-based database file; thisportable design enables us to communicate results to each other even underdifferent computing environments. In this paper, we introduce its softwaredesign and our recent work on the application, and report a preliminary resulton the source identification in our archive.

Blade Runner -What kind objects are there in the JVO ALMA Archive?-