8-12 May 2023
Haus H, Telegrafenberg
Europe/Berlin timezone

The SOLARNET project and the Solar Virtual Observatory (SVO)

Not scheduled
20m
Haus H, Telegrafenberg

Haus H, Telegrafenberg

Potsdam, Germany
Poster presentation 1) Latest facilities to observe fundamental processes - space missions, telescopes, and instrumentation Latest facilities to observe fundamental processes - space missions, telescopes, and instrumentation

Speaker

Mr Robbe Vansintjan (Royal Observatory of Belgium)

Description

Developed in the framework of the H2020 SOLARNET project, the SOLARNET Virtual Observatory (SVO) aims at making solar data more findable and accessible to the solar physics community. The SVO lets you search across multiple datasets as well as the Heliophysics Event Database (HEK) and it lets you search for data that overlaps with events from the HEK. It is designed so that other event databases may also be linked to the SVO in the future. These capabilities will help researchers in discovering and accessing solar datasets from synoptic observations as well as solar data taken during short observation campaigns.

At the heart of the SVO lies a database populated with meta-data from datasets taken by space- and ground-based telescopes. It is designed to be easily interoperable with external tools and is accessible through a web interface as well as python and IDL clients.

Submit to 'solar physics' topical issue? No

Primary authors

Mr Robbe Vansintjan (Royal Observatory of Belgium) Mr Benjamin Mampaey (Royal Observatory of Belgium) Mr Veronique Delouille (Royal Observatory of Belgium)

Presentation Materials