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Multi-dimensional database with tools for visualisation, analysis, data mining, and forecast.
This web repository contains near-real time and archived information on solar active regions, coronal holes, and other solar magnetic activities.
Helioviewer is a tool using which one can not just view data for interesting dates, but also generate videos of interesting events by even overlaying images from multiple wavebands. It is also linked to event lists on the Solar Monitor page, letting the user easily overlay flare sites, eruptions, CMEs, etc on the solar images.
The Solar Influences Data analysis Center (SIDC) preserves, develops, and diffuses the knowledge of the long-term variations of solar activity (primarily, sunspot number) as a reference input to studies of the solar cycle mechanism and of the solar forcing on the Earth’s climate.
The Marshall Space Flight Center provides solar cycle predictions, the purpose of which is to provide future statistical estimates of sunspot number, solar radio 10.7 cm flux (F10.7), and the geomagnetic planetary index, Ap, for input to various space environment models.
A comprehensive archive of multi-waveband spacecraft and ground based data. It has solar, geomagnetic field, ionosphere, and weather data. It also provides useful links to models, forecasts, and visualisation tools.
This database comprises of daily metrewaveband radio spectrographs, Ionospheric, geomagnetic, cosmic ray, solar radio fluxes at select frequencies (RSTN) , and more.
This database comprises measurements of the 10.7cm Solar Flux, Geomagnetic, ionospheric, and space weather data on a daily basis.
This database provides Kp and its derived indices, including new Hpo-indices Hp30 and Hp60. Also, Kp prediction is available here.
Description of the Active Region with a summary of the flaring activity. Flare fluxes from GOES and active region sizes based on HMI data are provided for active regions observed since 2010.
Other Resources
A collective of databases and data products tailored to understanding and predicting the solar cycle.
Solar cyclic activity over the last millennium reconstructed from annual 14C data.
A Comprehensive site providing live solar and ground based space-weather perspective.
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