Accessing and Exploitation of SDO data
Monday May 23, 2011
Background |
| The NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory mission, launched in February 2010, has
provided for more than a year images of the Sun with unprecedented details.
The SDO-AIA and SDO-HMI telescopes together produce 4k x 4k images at a rate
of 1.5Tbytes/day. The STCE hosts the European hub for SDO data. It maintains a rolling archive of the latest 6 months of data, as well as a long-duration, low cadence data set, and a subset of the most frequently required events. The centre is intended to provide real-time web access to the basic images in variable resolution, and has high speed computing resources to generate composite and transformed images in real-time. The aim of this workshop is to
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Agenda | ||
| Welcome Session | ||
| 09:00u | Icebreaker - Coffee/Thee | |
| 09:15 | Welcome | Veronique Delouille |
| Part I - Presentations | ||
| 09:20 | The SDO data center: Computing and storage facilities - How to access the data using python and IDL | David Boyes |
| 10:00 | Intensive exploitation of compute cluster for motion estimation on AIA data | Samuel Gissot |
| 10:30 | Modeling of Total Solar Irradiance from ground based magnetograms | Steven Dewitte |
| 10:50 | Possible usage of SDO data in the FP7 COMESEP project | Norma Crosby |
| 11:00 | Combining SDO and PROBA2 data | Dan Seaton |
| 11:15 | Coffee Break | |
| Part II - Hands-on Sessions | ||
| 11:30 | How to handle SDO data using IDL | Veronique Delouille |
| 12:00 | How to handle SDO data using Python and Pseudo File system | David Boyes |
| 13:00 | Lunch Break | |
| 14:00 | Open discussion | |
| 15:00 | End | |
recommandations |
| For the hands-out session, we recommend that you come with your laptop, and have the necessary software (IDL, python) installed. The scripts to be run during this session will be available on http://wissdom.oma.be prior to the morning (on Friday 20 May). |
| Scientific Committee | David Boyes Veronique Delouille Didier Moreau |
Practical |
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Date: May 23, 2011 Time: 09:00 - 15:00 Venue: Meridian Room, Royal Observatory of Belgium, Avenue Circulaire 3, B-1180 Uccle We encourage you to present your activities in this area to make this meeting as constructive as possible. Please feel free to pass this information to anybody who might be interested in this meeting. Anyone interested in attending this workshop is kindly asked to confirm by email to veronique.delouille at oma.be. We hope to meet you and learn about this science circulating at the plateau! |