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An Overview of theSpace Physics

Data Facility (SPDF) for ViRBO Team

Presented 8/31/2007 at GMU

[ http://spdf.gsfc.nasa.gov ]

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SPDF Home Page - One-Stop for Services

Data and Orbit Services

Models Support

Pointers to Heliophysics

VxOs

Data Translation Services

Web Services

CDF and Related Software

Feedback Link and

Announcements Mailing List

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Extensive Multi-Mission Data and Services• CDAWeb includes current data from essentially all (non-solar) current heliophysics

missions and experiments since 1990s and some earlier- Functions include plots (gif/ps/pdf), lists, data subsets and file downloads, computed variables- Data available via FTP, user and webservices application interfaces, OPeNDAP- Often add extensive metadata through concept of ”master” CDFs- Webservices and CDAWeb Plus Java interface also support file level access and multi-dataset file

retrievals for NSSDC’s currently online (NSSDC ftp site) archival data holdings

• SSCWeb offers current/predicted multi-mission orbit data and comparison logic for coordinated science planning and retrospective analysis

- Listings, displays, file downloads in many coordinate systems and by regions- Extensive logic to identify s/c-s/c, s/c-region and s/c footpoint - ground station conjunctions- Choice of internal/external field models for tracings- TIPSOD 3-D Orbit Animation Java client based on SSC Webservices (with zoom and field line tracing)- Ongoing updates from projects, NORAD TLEs and other sources- Much faster server in a few months

• Host and maintain OMNI hourly and OMNI High-Res (1/5 minute) database of interplanetary parameters mapped to Earth at 1AU (and OMNIWeb services)

• Developed and maintain Common Data Format (CDF)- Core s/w library, IDL and MatLab data access routines, CDAWLib library & CDFX program in IDL- Data translation webservices and user i/f, s/w (CDF <-> XML, netCDF, FITS, some HDF)

• Draft SPASE-XML description of SPDF and online NSSDC data holdings- CDAWeb holdings to Physical Parameter level

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Metrics

• We capture system execution (request file/plot/listing) statistics

• Survey JGR Space Physics and GRL for acknowledgements (via script)- In 2005 and 2006, ~20% of published JGR Space papers acknowledged SPDF

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Select SPDF-Held Data Related to ViRBO

• Data and orbit information including- LANL 1989/1990/1991/1994/1997/2001/2002 (SPA, MPA)

- NOAA 5/6/7/8/10/12/14 (MEPED)

- GOES 6/7/8/9/10/11/12 (EPS, MAG)

- THEMIS P1-P5 + GBOs

- FAST

- CRRES (MEA)

- SAMPEX

- Wide range of other ITM (TIMED, Alouette/ISIS), magnetospheric (Polar, Geotail, Cluster, IMAGE, Hawkeye, DE) and heliospheric data (ACE, Wind, STEREO, OMNI 1AU multi-s/c)

• Additional s/c supported in SSCWeb/TIPSOD database- Newer NOAAs, various DMSP

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SSCWeb Capabilities (all web and webservices accessible)

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A Short Demo of the 3-D Animated Orbit Viewer

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BACKUP

CDAWeb Graphics Examples from TIMED Datasets

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TIMED GUVI Data on CDAWeb --- 1

GUVI 1356 A intensities for Oct 20, 2003 10:00-23:00; Mercator projection; Each thumbnail represents one orbit

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TIMED GUVI Data on CDAWeb --- 2

GUVI 1356 A intensities for Oct 20, 2003 10:00-23:00 North (left) and South (right) Polar projections. Each thumbnail represents one orbit.

North South

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TIMED GUVI Data on CDAWeb --- 3

GUVI 1356 A intensities for Oct 20, 2003 19:30-22:00. Along track intensities for all five wavelength bands.

GUVI 1356 A intensities for Oct 20, 2003 19:30-22:00. Along track intensities at 7 across-track positions.

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TIMED GUVI Data on CDAWeb --- 4

Movie: 1356 A intensities Halloween storm (Oct 29 - Nov 3, 2003)

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TIDI wind vector data now available on CDAWeb

Transverse Mercator shows both poles and equator in same plot

Cylindrical projection

In the form of clickable thumbnails or movies for user-selected time period.

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SPDF worked closely with the TIMED instrument teams to provide display options for their data that are scientifically interesting and complementary to the ones on their own sites:

GUVI: - Cassini projections of airglow intensities showing both poles and equatorial region at the same time (for studying effects of magnetic storms). - Expandable thumbnails of polar plots of intensities. - 14-day movies of intensity images (polar or Cassini) to quickly spot irregularities and study duration of storm effect. - Along-track intensities at several cross-track positions (intensity line plots for study of irregularities). - Nighttime electron density as image and as line plots at various altitudes (studying Equatorial Anomaly).

TIDI: - Mapped wind vector plots on different projections at various altitudes separating descending and ascending phase (different Local Times) and warm and cold side of the instrument. - Meridional and Zonal winds at different altitudes (line plots).

SABER: - Images of infrared radiances in 10 channels (1.27 to 17ym) from 0 to 150 km (tangent height) and line plots at 80 km. - Images of Mixing Ratios and Volume Emission Rates versus tangent height and also line plots at selected altitudes.

SEE: Solar irradiances at several PI-recommended wavelengths and wavelenghts ranges. - Integrated irradiances for several wavelength ranges recommended by the TIMED team.