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Page 1: STEREO Science Center William Thompson NASA Goddard SFC Code 682.3 Greenbelt, MD 20771 William.T.Thompson@gsfc.nasa.gov +1 301-286-2040

STEREO Science Center

William Thompson

NASA Goddard SFCCode 682.3

Greenbelt, MD 20771

[email protected]

+1 301-286-2040

Page 2: STEREO Science Center William Thompson NASA Goddard SFC Code 682.3 Greenbelt, MD 20771 William.T.Thompson@gsfc.nasa.gov +1 301-286-2040

What is the SSC?

•The SSC performs the following functions:

1.Collects telemetry and processed data, archives it, and serves it on the web.

2.Receives beacon data from the DSN and NOAA antenna partners, processes it, and makes space weather products available in near real-time.

3.Focal point for science coordination

4.Focal point for education and public outreach.

•In addition, through interaction with the SOLAR Software Library, the SSC can act as a focal point for software coordination.

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SSC Requirements

Process, display, and provide an online browse archive of space weather data for mission lifetime.

2.3

Focal point for E/PO/PAO4.0

Focal point for science coordination3.0

Capture real-time space weather beacon data from NOAA Antenna Partners.

2.2

Capture real-time space weather beacon data from MOC during DSN contacts.

2.1

Space Weather Beacon2.0

Insure that data and software are available to international scientific community (esp., European co-I contingent) and the public.

1.3

Obtain higher level data and analysis software from instrument working archives.

1.2

Obtain Level-0 and Mission Support data for permanent archive.1.1

Archive1.0

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d/B

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S/C

DSMS

NSSDC (GSFC)Disaster Recovery& Final Archive

MirrorSites

MOC (APL)

DSMS SWxReal-time SCI

Level-0 DataMission Data

(30 day archive)

Network AdminSystem AdminProgrammingGraphic Arts

Interface modeled from ACE and Wind

NOAA SWxAntennaPartners

SDAC (GSFC)

MOC-POC-SSCTelemetry Interface

SWx Capture,Processing,Display, Merge, & Browse

STEREO Science Center

SWAVES(GSFC)

SWAVES Higher LevelData & Analysis Software

SECCHI(NRL)

SECCHI Higher LevelData & Analysis Software

PLASTIC(UNH)

IMPACT(UCB)

Data Flow/SSC Block Diagram

PLASTIC Higher LevelData & Analysis Software

IMPACT Higher LevelData & Analysis Software

Space Science Center (UCLA)

SWx, Level-0, and Mission Support Data

Public Internet Access

TRACESOHO

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SP

ICE

ker

nel

sSpace Weather Beacon

ProcessingAPL MOC

Packet Handling Application

Instrument Specific Applications

Display, Serve, Archive, Browse

S/C Transfer Frame Handling Application

NOAA & Public

SSC

S/WAVES

SECCHI(NRL) “C” to assemble image from packets; IDL to decompress

IMPACT

(UCB) estimates 5000 lines of “C” for MAG, SWEA, STE

(Caltech) SEP

(UNH) IDL code for PLASTIC

(UCLA) coordinate transforms for MAG

Real-Time

Off-line

NOAA Antenna Partners

Real-Tim

e and Off-line

PLASTIC

SWAVESlib IDL package

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Software Tasks•moc_ingest: Ingest telemetry from MOC

–Partially completed, successful test

•swx_ingest: Ingest SWx telemetry from antenna partners

–Draft MOU with NOAA

•ftp_ingest: Copy files from MOC

–Baseline is to use Perl script “mirror”

•swx_process: Process space weather data

–Requires software from instrument teams•ins_ingest: Copy files from instrument teams

–Use mirror or rsync?

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Software Tasks (cont.)

•Stereo_catalog: Baseline is MySQL

•stereo_bibliography: To be defined

•Web displays

–Space Weather Beacon

–Latest Images and Plots

–Where is STEREO?

–Catalog interface

–Planning timeline

–SSC health monitor

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SSC Current Status• Amy Skowronek and Marc Despres from the SOHO

project are working on programming.

– Successful R/T telemetry throughput test with the MOC in January 2004.

• Joe Hourcle has now joined the team. He's also working on the VSO, and will help us integrate the SSC into the VSO structure.

• Emilie Drobnes is working on website design.– http://stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov

• A draft MOU with NOAA is available.

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SSC website

External website

http://stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov/

Internal website

http://stereo.nascom.nasa.gov/intranet

Account: SSCPassword: StereoSC

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Coordinates• Recently acquired a sample SPICE kernel for STEREO A&B,

together with the IDL interface to the SPICE software.• Can derive position in the following coordinate systems (J2000):

• GEI: Geocentric Equatorial Inertial• GEO: Geographic• GSE: Geocentric Solar Ecliptic• HAE: Heliocentric Aries Ecliptic• HEE: Heliocentric Earth Ecliptic• HEEQ: Heliocentric Earth Equatorial (Heliographic)• Carrington longitude

• Still researching the following coordinate systems:• GSM: Geocentric Solar Magnetospheric• SM: Solar Magnetic• MAG: Geomagnetic

• Others?

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SolarSoft Library• The Solar Software Library (SSW or SolarSoft) is a library of

software routines used by a number of solar missions.

• The purpose is to foster software sharing, and combined data analysis. It also simplifies the distribution of software and ancillary (e.g. calibration, catalog) data.

• The emphasis is on IDL, but other languages can also be included for distribution. For IDL, SolarSoft also simplifies and standardizes the configuration process.

• Automatic scripts allow the user to keep software and ancillary data up-to-date.

http://www.lmsal.com/solarsoft/

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SolarSoft Tree• The basic SolarSoft tree has generic subdirectories, and

subdirectories for each missongen (generic software for all missions)sohostereo…

• Each mission has the same sub-structuresoho

gen (generic software for all instruments)cdssumer…

• Each instrument has several standard subdirectoriescds

dataidlsetup (setup scripts)

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SolarSoft STEREO• Have started the process of creating the STEREO part of the

SolarSoft library.

• The library tree has the following directories:genimpactplasticsecchiswavesssc

• Each instrument team will control their own section of the tree, e.g. via a mirror from the home institution.

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STEREO Science Operations Plan

• Have started a draft of the STEREO Science Operations Plan

• Not a required document, but does collect together information we are required to provide.

• Will contain information about the science planning process:

• Overview of planning process and schedule

• Nominal telemetry and space weather applications

• Nominal SSR partition allocations

• Planned Space Weather Beacon data description

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Planning Process• Quarterly SWG meetings

• Main focus for long-range scientific planning• 3-month plan, starting in 1 month• Establishes telemetry (and SSR) allocations• Defines campaigns

• Monthly Teleconference• Refines details• Forecast DSN schedule available• Final definition of telemetry (and SSR) allocations

• Weekly “Virtual Meeting”

• Either teleconference or electronic (e.g. e-mail), depending on requirements.

• Conflict-free DSN schedule available