1. 2007/12/08-10Hinode Workshop in China 1 Data Archive & Distribution 鹿野 良平 Ryouhei Kano (NAOJ) & Hinode Team

2. Hinode Workshop in China2 2007/12/08-10 Contents Flow of Hinode Data: From Hinode to Users Hinode Data  Level of Hinode Data  Contents of Hinode FIT Files  Common keywords of Hinode FITS Files “DARTS” Data Archives and Transfer System in ISAS For Analysis  QL (quick look) movies  Software environment for Hinode  When you publish your analysis based on Hinode data.

3. Hinode Workshop in China3 2007/12/08-10 References Matsuzaki et al. “Data Archive of the Hinode Mission” 2007, Solar Physics, 243, pp. 87-92 “MODA Plan V1.0 draft” http://xrt.cfa.harvard.edu/MODA/

4. 2007/12/08-10Hinode Workshop in China 4 Flow of Hinode Data: From Hinode to Users

5. Hinode Workshop in China5 2007/12/08-10 Observation USC in Japan (4times/day) SVALSAT in Norway (15 times / day) SIRIUS database @JAXA/ISAS (CCSDS Packets) 1 – 2 hours Max. 1week Reformat program (to FITS files) FITS files (Level-0 data ） DARTS database @JAXA/ISAS (FITS files) “HINODE/DARTS” (Web Interface) Users Flow of Hinode Data Observation to Data Archive

6. Hinode Workshop in China6 2007/12/08-10 ESA / Norway ( Europa) Lockheed-Stanford ( US West) raw data + B-map JAXA/ISAS Master DB （ raw data ） NASA/GSFC SDAC (US east ） raw data transfer （ thr. Internet) NAOJ SOLAR-B Science Center ( Asia) ( calibrated data + B-map) MSSL ( UK) Flow of Hinode Data Mirroring of Hinode Data in the World

7. 2007/12/08-10Hinode Workshop in China 7 Hinode Data

8. Hinode Workshop in China8 2007/12/08-10 Levels of Hinode Data Hinode data are classified to 3 levels. Level-0 data  Raw data which are just output from each instruments.  Distributed by DARTS. Level-1 data  Calibrated data regarding intensities and image alignments.  Not distributed by any institutes. We (each users) make them from Level-0 data with SSW by ourselves. Level-2 data  Physical quantities derived from Level-1 data.  Some of Level-2 data will be distributed by DARTS. SP magnetograms calculated by NAOJ and HAO. EIS data (maps of line intensity, Doppler velocity, and non-thermal width) calculated by MSSL. Hinode Data

9. Hinode Workshop in China9 2007/12/08-10 XRTSOT-FG & SP(Level-2) SOT-SP (Level-0) One image in a file. For snap shots like CaII H. One image in a file. For IQUV, Doppler etc. One set of images in a file. One set of IQUV at one step position in a file. Header V U Q I IQUV Standard FITS format. SOT & XRT FITS files. Hinode Data

10. Hinode Workshop in China10 2007/12/08-10 Header Binary Table Primary Header Binary Table Header Binary Table Data Binary Table EIS FITS files. Header (ASCII) Line1 (Wavelength, Line name etc.) Line2 ･･･ Exposure, Start Time etc. Data (binary) ･･･ Time / Scan direction Wavelength Slit directon One set of images (= 1 raster scan) Fe VI He I O V EIS uses Binary Table Extension of FITS. Hinode Data

11. Hinode Workshop in China11 2007/12/08-10 Common keywords of Hinode FITS Files KeywordExampleDiscription TELESCOP‘HINODE’Name of satellite INSTRUME‘SOT/FG’ ‘XRT’ ‘EIS’Name of instrument DATA_LEV0 or 2Level of data (0=Level-0 data) DATA_OBS ‘2006-12-31T05:53:29.300’ Start time of exposure or raster EXPTIME0.128Exposure duration [sec] XCEN250.34Solar coordinates (x, y) of the image center [arcsec] YCEN511.35 NAXIS2 (XRT & EIS), 2 or 3 (SOT)Dimension of data NAXISn128Number of pixels for nth-dim. CDELT10.15Pixel size for X direction [arcsec] CDELT20.15Pixel size for Y direction [arcsec] FOVX300.3FOV size for X direction [arcsec] FOVY200.6FOV size for Y direction[arcsec] Hinode Data

12. 2007/12/08-10Hinode Workshop in China 12 “DARTS” Data Archives and Transfer System in ISAS

13. Hinode Workshop in China13 2007/12/08-10 DARTS

14. Hinode Workshop in China14 2007/12/08-10 DARTS

15. Hinode Workshop in China15 2007/12/08-10 DARTS

16. Hinode Workshop in China16 2007/12/08-10 DARTS

17. Hinode Workshop in China17 2007/12/08-10 DARTS

18. Hinode Workshop in China18 2007/12/08-10 DARTS

19. Hinode Workshop in China19 2007/12/08-10 DARTS

20. Hinode Workshop in China20 2007/12/08-10 DARTS

21. Hinode Workshop in China21 2007/12/08-10 DARTS

22. Hinode Workshop in China22 2007/12/08-10 DARTS

23. Hinode Workshop in China23 2007/12/08-10 Report from DARTS DARTS

24. Hinode Workshop in China24 2007/12/08-10 DARTS Contents of Downloaded Data XRT20070217_061018.1.fits Date Time

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28. Hinode Workshop in China 28 For Analysis

29. Hinode Workshop in China29 2007/12/08-10 Hinode QL Movies http://hinode.nao.ac.jp/QLmovies/index_s.shtml For Analysis

30. Hinode Workshop in China30 2007/12/08-10 For Analysis

31. Hinode Workshop in China31 2007/12/08-10 Software environment for Hinode For Analysis IDL : Interactive Data Language SSW : SolarSoftWare SSWDB: Database for SolarSoftware http://www.lmsal.com/solarsoft/

32. Hinode Workshop in China32 2007/12/08-10 SSW & SSWDB http://www.lmsal.com/solarsoft/ For Analysis

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34. Hinode Workshop in China34 2007/12/08-10 Instruction for Hinode data users Hinode data already have been opened to all solar physicists in the world at the end of May, 2007. Hinode team would like to request the following things. Please see the following site for detail. http://solar-b.nao.ac.jp/hsc_e/instruction_e.shtml When you use Hinode data, 1. Tell relevant instrument PI(s) what you are working on. 2. We have set up a website so that you can tell us about your project through the site rather than contacting PI(s) directly. When you write papers using Hinode data, 1. When you write a paper, please inculde the standard acknowledgment sentences to Hinode. 2. Please also refer to the relevant instrumentation papers. 3. When your paper is accepted, or when you make a presentation at a conference or hold a press conference on your result, please let us know by sending email to publ_hinode (at) solar-b.nao.ac.jp.

35. Hinode Workshop in China35 2007/12/08-10 Hinode On-going Studies http://solar-b.nao.ac.jp/hsc_e/OnGoing_top.shtml

36. Hinode Workshop in China36 2007/12/08-10 Standard Acknowledgment Sentences Acknowledgement to Hinode  Hinode is a Japanese mission developed and launched by ISAS/JAXA, with NAOJ as domestic partner and NASA and STFC (UK) as international partners. It is operated by these agencies in co-operation with ESA and NSC (Norway).  Hinode is a Japanese mission developed and launched by ISAS/JAXA, collaborating with NAOJ as a domestic partner, NASA and STFC (UK) as international partners. Scientific operation of the Hinode mission is conducted by the Hinode science team organized at ISAS/JAXA. This team mainly consists of scientists from institutes in the partner countries. Support for the post-launch operation is provided by JAXA and NAOJ (Japan), STFC (U.K.), NASA, ESA, and NSC (Norway). Acknowledgement to Hinode Science Center (HSC) (if you used)  This work was (partly) carried out at the NAOJ Hinode Science Center, which is supported by the Grant-in-Aid for Creative Scientific Research "The Basic Study of Space Weather Prediction" from MEXT, Japan (Head Investigator: K. Shibata), generous donations from Sun Microsystems, and NAOJ internal funding.

37. Hinode Workshop in China37 2007/12/08-10 Hinode Instrument Papers Mission overview  Kosugi et al. 2007, Solar Physics, 243, pp. 3-17 SOT  Tsuneta et al. 2007, Solar Physics, submitted.  Suematsu et al. 2007, Solar Physics, submitted.  Ichimoto et al. 2007, Solar Physics, submitted.  Shimizu et al. 2007, Solar Physics, in press.  Tarbell et al. 2007, Solar Physics, in preparation. XRT  Golub et al. 2007, Solar Physics, 243, pp. 63-86  Kano et al. 2007, Solar Physics, in press. EIS  Culhane et al. 2007, Solar Physics, 243, pp. 19-61 Data archive  Matsuzaki et al. 2007, Solar Physics, 243, pp. 87-92

38. Hinode Workshop in China38 2007/12/08-10 Other Hinode Archive Sites http://sot.lmsal.com/sot-data http://msslxr.mssl.ucl.ac.uk:8080/SolarB/ http://sdc.uio.no/search/API MSSL Lockheed ESA