Kosovichev, A.

Nita, G.

Oria, V.

Ranjan, Shubha

Sadykov, V.

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Shubha Ranjan, V.Sadykov, V.Oria, G.Nita, A.Kosovichev
NASA Ames Research Center, New Jersey Institute of Technology
 Development of the helioportal web site with a
multi-instrument database of solar flares
− To facilitate studies of solar flare radiation physics we have 
developed an Interactive Multi-Instrument Database of Solar 
Flares, which is being integrated into the Helioportal at the 
NASA Ames. 
− This web-accessible database allows the user to search for 
uniquely identified flare events based on (1) their physical 
descriptors and (2) the availability of observations by a 
particular set of instruments, in order to investigate their 
radiation properties, including EUV and X-ray radiation. 
− Currently, the data from three primary flare lists (NOAA, 
NASA, and Lockheed-Martin) and a variety of other event 
catalogs from spacecraft and ground-based observations 
have been integrated into the database. 
Heliophysics Portal — Multi-Instrument 
Database of Solar Flares
https://ntrs.nasa.gov/search.jsp?R=20180000897 2019-08-30T13:38:29+00:00Z
Shubha Ranjan, V.Sadykov, V.Oria, G.Nita, A.Kosovichev
NASA Ames Research Center, New Jersey Institute of Technology
• The multi-instrument database of solar flares is 
essential for modeling the impact of solar flares 
to improve
 Statistical studies 
of short- and long-term 
effects of ionizing radiation; 
 Physical flare models; 
 Flare prediction.
Current availability:
 Fully functional database 
prototype is available at 
http://solarflare.njit.edu
 Upcoming Heliophysics 
portal at NAS  
http://helioportal.nas.nasa.gov Database Architecture.


Heliophysics Portal - Multi-Instrument Database of Solar Flares

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