CAMPAIGN PREDICTIONS & REAL TIME DATA LINKS

PREDICTION

• Danish Meteorological Institute: Real-time Dst prediction from ACE solar wind data at http://dmiweb.dmi.dk/fsweb/ solar-terrestrial/ staff/wu/spwrtpdst.html
• Goddard SFC/Nonlinear Dynamics & Space Physics Group: http://lepgst.gsfc.nasa.gov/
  Dst index forecasting using ACE solar wind data for input to nonlinear magnetospheric dynamics analogue
  Near-real-time AL/AU indices
  Near-real-time prediction of the spatial structure of the high latitude magnetic perturbations (HLMP)
  Daily predictions of the electrojet indices from ACE and from the Thule Polar Cap index
  Near-real-time spatial distribution of high-latitude magnetic field predictions
• Swedish Institude of Space Physics:
  • Real-time predictions of geomagnetic indices Dst, AE, Kp, based on ACE solar wind data and with the use of neural networks. (http://www.astro.lu.se/~henrik/spwrealfo.html)
  Differential flux of ring current ions and the Dst index at http://www.isc.nipr.ac.jp/~ebihara /rt
• UCLA: Real-Time Dst forecast using linear model on-line at: http://128.97.68.142/ unixwww/rt_dst/
• Yakutsk Space Weather Center: Forecast of space weather based on ground-based radiation monitoring at http://teor.ysn.ru/rswi/ (contact: V.I. Kozlov)

POLAR CEPAD

• Sector versus time plots at http://nis-www.lanl.gov/~mgh/NRT/nph-NRT.cgi of the POLAR/CEPPAD IPS 90 deg detector (integral energy channel). Each strip is one hour long.
• The last hour of real time data, but for all detectors on IPS (but still only for the integral energy channel) at http://nis-www.lanl.gov/~mgh/NRT/nph-NRT2.cgi

POKER FLAT ALL-SKY CAMERA

• The All Sky Camera at Poker Flat Research Range will run during the campaign. The real time images (once a minute, during darkness) are available at http://www.pfrr.alaska.edu/~pfrr/DATA/ASC-COMB.HTM
• A keogram type summary plot from the Poker Flat All Sky Camera (updated in real time as well) is at http://www.pfrr.alaska.edu/~pfrr/DATA/ ASC-SUM.HTM
• mpeg movies of the previous nights are at http://dac3.pfrr.alaska.edu/PFRR99-0/ DATA/MPEG/ASC-PKR/

TOTAL ELECTRON CONTENT

• GPS estimates of TEC available at http://WWW.grdl.noaa.gov/ GRD/GPS/Projects/TEC. Also the raw gps data used to create these maps is available at http://www.ngs.noaa.gov/ CORS/cors-data.html.

AURORAL OVAL IMAGES

• UVI images are available at http://uvisun.msfc.nasa.gov/data/. The data are provided as (1) near-real time images, (2) archived browse images and (3) mosaics of thumbnail key parameter images (usually 5-6 per day).

CURRENTS & ELECTRIC POTENTIALS

• Prediction of currents and electric potentials in the polar regions at http://dmiweb.dmi.dk/fsweb cgi-bin/spw/ace.scr
• Output of the AMIE (Assimilative Mapping of Ionospheric Electrodynamics) technique for the entire month of September at http://roy.space.swri.edu/amie. Contact person: Aaron Ridley, SWRI (ridley@zed.space.swri.edu)

DIGISONDES

• Digisonde sites. The station list at http://ulcar.uml.edu/slist.htm indicates which data can be accessed on the web in real time.
• Dourbes Digisonde data are shown in near-real time on the Web site: http://digisonde.oma.be

DATA ARCHIVES

Solar-Geophysical Data & SPIDR at http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/stp

LANL MPA and SOPA data are available on the web less than 24 hours after they are collected

MIRACLE network, i.e. magnetometer, all-sky camera and ionospheric radar data at http://www.geo.fmi.fi/ MIRACLE/

UVI auroral oval images on 10 minute resolution at http://uvisun.msfc.nasa.gov/data/ 1999/brwse.html .Browse images updated as full 24 hr files become available. Currently, data through 9/6/99 is online.

Up-to-date POLAR CCR browser at http://leadbelly.lanl.gov/ccr/CCR_summary_plots.html Typically a few days behind but sometimes only one day behind realtime.

Thermal plasma data from DMSP-F12 and F-13 spacecraft including in isitu ion flow (3 components), plasma density and composition, electrostatic potential (in the polar ionosphere), cross polar cap potential drop at http://utd500.utdallas.edu/~hairston/sept99.html

Russian Space Weather Initiative (RSWI) at http://dec1.npi.msu.su/~dalex/ events/iswmc/sept99.htm (contact: Aleksey Dmitriev)

Sunspot Data (Crimean Astrophysical Observatory) at http//www.crao.crimea.ua/Project/solar/ sunspot/DATA (contact: Nataly Stepanian)

Cosmic Ray Variations at http://helios.izmiran.rssi.ru/cosray/ sept99.htm (contact: Anatoly Belov)