The Virtual Radiation Belt Observatory (ViRBO) and the Future of the VxO Environment R.S. Weigel Department of Computational and Data Sciences George Mason.

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The Virtual Radiation Belt Observatory (ViRBO) and the Future of the VxO Environment R.S. Weigel Department of Computational and Data Sciences George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia

Contributors Software * Eric Kihn (NOAA/NGDC, ViRBO Web and API) * Mikhail Zhizhin (RFO, ViRBO Web and API) * Dmitry Mishin (RFO, ViRBO Web and API) * Dmitry Kokovin (RFO, ViRBO Web and API) * Jeremy Faden (Cottage Systems, Autoplot) Data * Dan Baker (CU/LASP, Data and metadata) * Sebastian Boudier (Onera, Data calibration) * Janet Green (NOAA/SEC, Data and metadata) * Shri Kanekal (CU/LASP, Data and metadata) * Reiner Friedel (LANL, Data and calibration) * Paul O'Brien (Aerospace, Data and metadata)

The Heliophysics Data Environment

Outline What is a VxO? Goal of VO effort Where to start FAQ Relevance of VO effort to Scientist Steps to create VO environment Needed services ViRBO

What is a VxO Virtual Observatory where x represents a domain such as thermosphere/ionosphere or radiation belt For a given community, a VxO provides –A comprehensive list of available data –Community-specific services on data –Connections to other VxOs with relevant services

Goal of VO effort “VOs should make ‘standard’ scientific research much more efficient.” [Roberts et al., 2005] Rate of science output must keep up with rate of potential science output given amount of available data The framework which is used must allow for this Requires improvements in: searchinterfaces analysisvisualization accesscommunication … all parts of the chain from instrument or model output to end user must continuously improve.

More ambitious goal Ultimately VOs and associated services should enable us to answer “higher- order” queries such as “Show me the data from cases where a large CME and its effects that was observed by SOHO was also observed in situ in the heliosphere, in the Earth's magnetotail, and in responses in the magnetospheres and ionospheres of any planets.” Roberts et al, 2005 [

Other goals … “If the new paradigm is successful, even the PI teams should be tempted to use VOs for looking at their own data.”

History In (funded) development for about 3 years A fundamental change in the data approach Virtual Observatories for Radiation Belt, Thermosphere/Ionosphere, Magnetosphere, Solar, and Heliosphere. Newer services include an event list manager, waves, and an energetic particles.

Where to start Look at Key function: High-level pointers to known data sets. (Also another interface to data from CDAWeb/SPDF, which can be confusing). If you know of a data set that you can’t find a reference to there, let them know. For more detailed information and services, VSPO will return pointers to relevant Virtual Observatory.

Frequently asked Questions Do I need to learn more data interfaces? The boundaries between the VO and the traditional data center (“Big Box/Little Box”). To be discussed throughout

Big Box/Small Box implementations Two implementation extremes –Data Center/Big Box : Store all data in a central location. –VO/Small Box : VO creates domain-specific metadata and uses metadata to enable services. No local data storage. What is emerging –VO sometimes create services or work on problems with overlap with Big Box. Usually means there is a un-met demand for a service. –Services are generalized and designed to meet community need. –VOs sometimes store data. Again because of an un- met need. VOs recognize existing “Big Boxes” will eventually fill the need.

Relevance to Scientist Many of us have become data managers and solve similar problems do not depend on science specialty. We build ad-hoc solutions If you have a problem, ask if it is cross- domain. –If it is, there is probably another person or VO working on a similar problem. There is usually potential for leveraging effort. Example: Event list Example: Web browser visualization –Identify and develop cross-cutting services. They eventually become “core” services.

The Heliophysics Data Environment

Steps to create VO environment 1.Describe the data in a standard format (SPASE; group.org/). Primary VxO activity in past 3 years. If you know of a data product that does not have associated metadata, tell a VO. 2.Create services 3.Connect services

Steps to create VO environment 1.Describe the data in a standard format (SPASE; group.org/). Primary VxO activity in past 3 years. If you know of a data product that does not have associated metadata, tell a VO. 2.Create services 3.Connect services

Key Concept Everything should be viewed as a service

Example Services CCMC VMR – Will add services to CCMC data SSCWeb – Orbit calculations ViRBO - L* calculations (using SSCWeb data)

Needed Services, Tools, and Roles Metadata –Creators –Standard –Query –Edit –Management Data –Creators –Ingestion service (with versioning!) Data Base –API –General –Mass store and backup –Fast Cache (Content delivery service) –Filter service Visualization –Pre-computed –Static and on demand –Interactive and dynamic

Notes Each is an intellectual challenge in its own right. Many entities do some of these things to some extent.

Specialized cross-domain needs Basic DB Mass Store & Backup Service Data base Logging Service Data API Filter Service Content Delivery Service Ingest Service & API Software interface Finished data and metadata products API and software

Specialized cross-domain needs Basic DB Mass Store & Backup API Service Data base Logging Service Data API Filter Service Content Delivery Service Ingest Service & API Software interface Includes version control! Metadata Management service and API

VxOware Notes: Implementation:

Specialized cross-domain needs Basic DB Mass Store & Backup API Service Data base Logging Service Data API Filter Service Content Delivery Service Ingest Service & API Software interface Metadata Management service and API

Specialized cross-domain needs Basic DB Mass Store & Backup API Service Data base Logging Service Data API Filter Service Content Delivery Service Ingest Service & API Software interface

Specialized cross-domain needs Basic DB Mass Store & Backup API Service Data base Logging Service Data API Filter Service Content Delivery Service Ingest Service & API Software interface

Specialized cross-domain needs Basic DB Mass Store & Backup API Service Data base Logging Service Data API Filter Service Content Delivery Service Ingest Service & API Software interface

Specialized cross-domain needs Basic DB Mass Store & Backup API Service Data base Logging Service Data API Filter Service Content Delivery Service Ingest Service & API Software interface

Specialized cross-domain needs Basic DB Mass Store & Backup API Service Data base Logging Service Data API Filter Service Content Delivery Service Ingest Service & API Software interface

Autoplot + Time Series Server

ViRBO Breaking the VO paradigm in many ways (not just connecting services and creating metadata) Improved high-level tools and services are fine, but first –Increase data accessibility –Increase amount of available data We have: –Created many climatological data sets –Simplified access to many existing data sets. –Creating a time series server –See virbo.org for more …

ViRBO Current Projects VxOware Autoplot Time Series Server

Future and existing services –L and L* data base –L-sort plots –Fly-through AP-8/AE-8 and AP-9/AE-9 –Hosting SVN for AP-9/AE-9 development –Hosting meeting notes and documents –Work with RBSP to develop or connect services –Many more …

Onward Virtual Observatories provide services Researchers guide Virtual Observatory activities