Search results for "helio"

Find common events in HEC tables which use... (5)

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Use only tables which provide lat_hg and long_hg. Inputs: table names of two HEC tables; time interval in which the search is being conducted; delta for time and location to enlarge the search space. Output: VOTable which combines the resultset of the HEC by the common event.

Created: 2011-08-03 | Last updated: 2012-02-03

Credits: Anja Le Blanc

Get data and images for a date +/- 12 hour... (1)

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From the date as input date +/- 12 hours of data from the MLSO web page is collated. Images for up to three images (closest to date; -1; +1) are created via autoplot

Created: 2012-05-24 | Last updated: 2012-05-24

Credits: Anja Le Blanc

Find data from a list of instruments and a... (1)

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For a certain time range, it looks for flares between a energy range (GOES x-ray flare class), and it provides the observations for such time range for the list of instruments asked. It also provides the table of flares with its properties. Note: This workflow does not look whether the instrument was not looking to the right field of view (eg., CDS)

Created: 2013-03-20

Credits: David PS Anja Le Blanc Nadia Cerezo Gab

Attributions: find events in xray and radio

Find source at Sun of SW events on Earth (5)

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Try to detect the solar wind source on the Sun. Use backpropagation, ILS, HEC and HFC.

Created: 2011-11-15 | Last updated: 2012-05-24

Credits: Anja Le Blanc David PS

Radio lists search over time period (2)

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This workflow searches the wind stereo II IV radioburst list, wind tyhpe II soho cme list, hfc radioburst type III list, tsrs solar radio event list and combines the return of these lists chronologically. Only time_start, time_end, and comment sections are preserved in the result list.

Created: 2012-02-13 | Last updated: 2012-02-14

Credits: Anja Le Blanc

Filter CME events to events which could ha... (1)

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This workflow uses the initial time period to search for time periods where Earth and Mars are not further appart than 80 degrees. These time periods are used to find Halo CME events. The CME events are forward propagated to Earth and Sun. Only events were the propagation model predicts that both planets are on the propagation path will be included in the final VOTable

Created: 2012-02-29 | Last updated: 2012-02-29

Credits: Anja Le Blanc

Associate a Shock at Earth with Flare and ... (2)

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Using start date and end date all shock events at Earth are backpropagated to the Sun. Arround the time all flares (above certain levels) and cmes are assoicated. The possition of the flare and speed of the CME are used to forward propagate the event to Mars.

Created: 2011-11-15 | Last updated: 2012-07-20

Credits: Anja Le Blanc David PS

Retrieve all data for all instruments for ... (3)

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This workflow looks up all instruments known to have worked during the requested periode of time (ICS), restructures results to make them fit instruments.xsd and requests data for this periode from DPAS. Result: VOTable with list of URLs to data.

Created: 2010-04-15 | Last updated: 2010-08-09

Credits: Anja Le Blanc

Attributions: Extracting data from VOTable format by using XPath query

DPAS general query (1)

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general query to DPAS; it gets a list of instruments and lists for start and stop times; for a query hessiEC, phoenix2; start times 2001-01-01 00:00:00, 2005-04-01 00:00:00; stop times 2001-01-05 00:00:00, 2005-05-1 00:00:00 it would perform to queries: hessiEC from 2001-01-01 00:00:00 to 2001-01-05 00:00:00 and phoenix2 from 2005-04-01 00:00:00 to 2005-05-1 00:00:00 There is only one output file with the results from both queries.

Created: 2010-04-19 | Last updated: 2010-04-19

Credits: Anja Le Blanc

DPAS general query with sorted field (1)

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same as DPAS general query. Calling the DPAS sortedQuery web service. additional input: partialSorting input boolean true or false false all result entries are sorted by start measurementTime true each request is sorted by measurement time; no overall time order, but queries stay in the order they there asked.

Created: 2010-04-19 | Last updated: 2010-04-19

Credits: Anja Le Blanc