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Produce vo table from helio catalogue (Cat... (1)

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A simple query of the Helio Event Catalogue (http://msslkz.mssl.ucl.ac.uk/helio_hec/HelioTavernaService?wsdl). User can enter catalogue name, time start, time end, and an SQL condition on the query.

Created: 2014-01-13

Credits: Eoincar

Produce vo table from helio catalogue (Cat... (1)

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A simple query of the Helio Event Catalogue (http://msslkz.mssl.ucl.ac.uk/helio_hec/HelioTavernaService?wsdl). User can enter catalogue name, time start, time end, the desired parameter, parameter to order by, and limit on the search result.

Created: 2014-01-13

Credits: Eoincar

Produce vo table from helio catalogue (Cat... (1)

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A simple query of the Helio Event Catalogue (http://msslkz.mssl.ucl.ac.uk/helio_hec/HelioTavernaService?wsdl). User can enter catalogue name, time start, time end and desired paramter(s).

Created: 2014-01-13

Credits: Eoincar

When do the Fastest type II CME should be ... (1)

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The fastest CME is found from an interval of time, and propagated to Earth, in two steps, first to obtain the Solar wind speed at Earth and then propagated again with a more reasonable CME speed. The output produces Min-Max ETAs for each object in the heliosphere and the plots of the final propagation model. This Workflow was produced as one of the challenges in the HELIO CDAW-IV hosted at TCD

Created: 2013-03-21

Credits: Gab Anja Le Blanc David PS

Attributions: When did the fastest type II CME happened?

When do the Fastest type II CME should be ... (2)

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The fastest CME is found from an interval of time, and propagated to Earth, in two steps, first to obtain the Solar wind speed at Earth and then propagated again with a more reasonable CME speed. The output produces Min-Max ETAs for each object in the heliosphere and the plots of the final propagation model. This Workflow was produced as one of the challenges in the HELIO CDAW-IV hosted at TCD

Created: 2012-10-21 | Last updated: 2013-03-20

Credits: David PS Eoincar Gab Baptiste Cecconi Shanem Jbyrne Florian Mayer Natasha A lynnyk

Attributions: LASCO_CME_QUERY LASCO_CME_QUERY MDES simple execution timeToTimeRange Forward CME propagation model (SHEBA) - defined outputs When did the fastest type II CME happened? Goes Flare Check WF 100CME_task1 Extract average Solar wind speed from ACE data

When did the fastest type II CME happened? (1)

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Simple query to the HELIO Event Catalogue to extract the start and end time of the fastest CME from the Wind Type II catalogue. Also it extracts the Xray Class from the flare associated to the CME

Created: 2012-10-21

Credits: David PS Eoincar

Attributions: Extract content of columns from VOTables

LASCO_CME_QUERY (1)

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This workflows queries the LASCO CME list and returns a VOTable with the following fields pa, pa_width, v_final and v_diff which is abs(v_init-v_final)/2

Created: 2012-09-05

Credits: Gab Eoincar Anja Le Blanc

Check registry for wrongly registed and un... (2)

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HELIO registry contains a list of tables available in the HEC. The HEC contains a table with available talbes itself. This workflow shows the differences between these two lists.

Created: 2012-07-24 | Last updated: 2012-07-24

Credits: Anja Le Blanc

Associate SEP events at Earth with flare, ... (1)

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This is the implementation of a use case worked on during CDAW3 of the HELIO project. SEP events propagated backward from Earth to the Sun. We allow for +- 30 min around the predicted time to search for flare events. The timing of the flare event informs the search time for Type III radio event (time_start to time_peak) and for the CME event (time_start to time_start+1h). Results are presented in a mulitlayered VOTable.

Created: 2012-03-13 | Last updated: 2012-03-13

Credits: Anja Le Blanc Rositsa

Attributions: Propagation of the Solar Energetic Particles to the Sun Extract content of columns from VOTables

Connect flare events with proton events on... (2)

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This workflow uses flares listed in any HELIO HEC flare catalogue (using the semantic mapping service), checks whether these flares are connected to Earth via the Parker spiral, and looks for proton events at earth listed in the goes_proton_event list. The flare listing and the proton listing are combinded into a list of VOTable outputs (one VOTable per flare catalogue with results).

Created: 2011-12-09 | Last updated: 2011-12-13

Credits: Anja Le Blanc

Attributions: Connect flare events with proton events on Earth via propagation model