The Virtual Solar-Terrestrial ObservatoryCEDAR Workshop, Fox, June 25, 2006 CEDAR Database update and Virtual Observatories Peter Fox HAO/ESSL/NCAR.

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The Virtual Solar-Terrestrial ObservatoryCEDAR Workshop, Fox, June 25, 2006 CEDAR Database update and Virtual Observatories Peter Fox HAO/ESSL/NCAR

The Virtual Solar-Terrestrial ObservatoryCEDAR Workshop, Fox, June 25, 2006 Recent additions to CEDAR database Database:  3 new instruments:  Fritz Peak Fabry-Perot red-line (~250 km) neutral winds and temperatures from  Ann Arbor Fabry-Perot red-line (~250 km) neutral winds and temperatures from  Jicamarca Unattended Long-term Investigations of the Ionosphere and Atmosphere (JULIA) coherent scatter radar proxy F-region ExB ion drifts data from 150-km echoes from

The Virtual Solar-Terrestrial ObservatoryCEDAR Workshop, Fox, June 25, 2006  Regular Updates from 3 instruments and satellite particle precipitation data:  Sondrestrom ISR for  Collm LF radar for  Wuppertal Spectrometer for 2006  Ion and electron precipitation from NOAA-15, -16, and -17 satellites for 2005  Regular Updates from 5 indices:  Kp, 10.7 cm solar flux etc  hourly IMF  hourly Dst  Auroral Boundary Index or equatorward aurora boundary at midnight from DMSP  Estimated Hemispheric Power (auroral ion and electron inputs) from NOAA, DMSP and intercalibrated for both

The Virtual Solar-Terrestrial ObservatoryCEDAR Workshop, Fox, June 25, 2006 Statistics summary  87 new webnames were made in  2006 saw the most users (89), the most new users (46), the most foreign users (36),and the most empirical model users (26) to date.  The IS radars still drew the largest number of users (29), but that number is decreased from a high of 37 ISR users in  Non-ISR instruments had 23 users, with strong interests in optical instruments < 150 km (11 users), in MLT wind radars (9 users), and in FPI instruments in the F region (7 users).  Geophysical indices were taken by 20 users.  The most popular data sets in 2006 were: Jicamarca ISR with 13 users, the apex and E-field models with 11 users each, the Weimer and MSIS models with 10 users each, the hemispheric power and auroral boundary indices with 9 users each, and the Arecibo ISR with 8 users.

The Virtual Solar-Terrestrial ObservatoryCEDAR Workshop, Fox, June 25, 2006 What’s New?  VSTO focus on data selection/services, etc.  VSTO serving CEDAR DB data since last August  Migration of CEDARWEB to wiki/VSTO combination  New NASA VxOs querying and accessing CEDAR  Focus for CEDAR DB on revamping data ingest, implement distributed sources  Wiki Forum for workshops  Long-term repository pilot with Madrigal and cross- query  Revamp of user/login handling - works across all interfaces

The Virtual Solar-Terrestrial ObservatoryCEDAR Workshop, Fox, June 25, 2006

The Virtual Solar-Terrestrial ObservatoryCEDAR Workshop, Fox, June 25, 2006 Inferred plot type and return required axes data

The Virtual Solar-Terrestrial ObservatoryCEDAR Workshop, Fox, June 25, 2006 Semantic Web Services

The Virtual Solar-Terrestrial ObservatoryCEDAR Workshop, Fox, June 25, 2006 Looking forward  Help your community facility  We rely on your data. Please tell us about new instruments/ data  Got updates? Please contact us:  Holding onto data? Please consider contacting us to include it  Is there data you would like to see made available through CEDARWEB? Which data?  Feedback is always welcome –  Tuesday Workshop - VSTO and related input is being sought - lunch provided!!  eGY - Virtual Observatory Conference  For more information: contact