1. HMI Data Access Jeneen Sommers September 8, 2009 6/23/2015HMI Team Meeting, Stanford CA

2. Types of Users Education and Public Outreach Users with local accounts Users without local accounts 6/23/2015HMI Team Meeting, Stanford CA

3. Education and Public Outreach Resources for teachers and students Images, graphics, movies, etc. for the public and media Interesting solar events Website: http://sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov 6/23/2015HMI Team Meeting, Stanford CA

4. Access With a Local Account Local researchers, guest users, NetDRMS sites and quick-look data users (i.e., science operations, space weather forecasters)  shell commands (wget, ftp, scp)  DRMS utilities (show_info, jpe, jpeq) For helpful man pages and wiki pages, see: http://jsoc.stanford.edu/doxygen_html http://jsoc.stanford.edu/jsocwiki 6/23/2015HMI Team Meeting, Stanford CA

5. Access Without a Local Account Most researchers, most of the time  http://jsoc.stanford.edu/ajax/lookdata2.html  new streamlined lookdata for access to all MDI, HMI and AIA calibrated science data products  Remote NetDRMS export sites  Stanford Helioseismology Archive (http://sha.stanford.edu)  Virtual Solar Observatory (http://vso.stanford.edu) 6/23/2015HMI Team Meeting, Stanford CA