  Pixel lensing is a technique used to search for baryonic components of dark
matter (MACHOs) and allows to detect microlensing events even when the target
galaxies are not resolved into individual stars. Potentially, it has the
advantage to provide higher statistics than other methods but, unfortunately,
traditional approaches to pixel lensing are very demanding in terms of
computing time. We present the new, user friendly, tool MEDEA (Microlensing
Experiment Data-Analysis Software for Events with Amplification). The package
can be used either in a fully automatic or in a semi-automatic mode and can
perform an on-line identification of events by means of a two levels trigger
and a quasi-on-line data analysis. The package will find application in the
exploration of large databases as well as in the exploitation of specifically
tailored future surveys.
