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Rebecca Ringuette06/10/2026, 16:00DASH GeneralPoster
The current system of data processing levels at NASA Heliophysics Division has led to mission-specific definitions across the board, which is indicative of an inflexible system. Researchers therefore must understand each mission’s data processing level definitions to determine the best starting point for their science. Those efforts are further complicated in cross-science projects by...
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Jeffery Bradford (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center), Omar Shalaby (ADNET Systems, Inc)06/10/2026, 16:00Agentic AI and LLM Applications in HeliophysicsPoster
As NASA science workloads expand across cloud platforms, maintaining financial visibility and controlling operational costs has become increasingly important. Without continuous monitoring, budget variances and inefficient resource utilization are often identified only after billing cycles close, limiting opportunities for corrective action and making cost containment of cloud service use...
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Alexander Warder06/10/2026, 16:00Agentic AI and LLM Applications in HeliophysicsPoster
We developed and evaluated an automated approach for classifying the use of heliophysics instrument data across the scientific literature using a large language model (LLM). The system classifies data usage instances identified by an upstream pipeline, where each instance represents the use of observations from a specific mission, instrument, and observation period within a scientific paper....
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Ms Hanshika Jain (Department of Physics and Electronics, Jain (Deemed-to-be University), Bengaluru, India)06/10/2026, 16:00Ground-Based Heliophysics Data: Distribution, Discovery, and Science EnablementPoster
The advancement of heliophysics research and data-driven space weather studies depends critically on the availability of large-scale, standardized, and physically validated solar observational datasets, yet such resources remain scarce for the historically significant Kodaikanal Solar Observatory (KSO) archives, which span over a century of continuous solar monitoring. This work addresses that...
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Stephanie Colón Rodríguez (University of Michigan)06/10/2026, 16:00DASH GeneralPoster
One of the goals of the American Geophysical Union (AGU) Journals is to advance Earth and Space sciences. For this reason, having a data availability statement in AGU journals has evolved since 1993 and became a mandatory stand-alone section of any AGU manuscript by 2019. The data availability statement requires all authors to cite and make publicly available all data and software utilized in...
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Alexandra Roosnovo (University of Michigan)06/10/2026, 16:00DASH GeneralPoster
Jupiter and Saturn exemplify a unique magnetospheric paradigm defined by strong rotational driving and internal heavy-ion mass loading. In these systems, plasma accumulates into a dense inner torus before being propelled outwards via corotation-associated centrifugal forces. Magnetic flux is lost during the outward transport of the heavy plasma and is replaced via discrete interchange events...
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Olawale Jaiyeola (DISH at HDRL), Bryan Stephenson, Zach Boquet06/10/2026, 16:00DASH GeneralPoster
Heliodata is a modern web application that provides seamless access to solar research datasets through a unified, browser-based platform. By integrating diverse data sources, including the SPASE metadata catalog, it serves as a centralized hub for discovering, managing, visualizing, and analyzing heliophysics data. The platform enables users to efficiently explore a broad range of datasets,...
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Laura Sandoval (Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics, CU Boulder)06/10/2026, 16:00Science and Mission Planning Tools for Space Weather and Human ExplorationPoster
The Interstellar Mapping and Acceleration Probe (IMAP) mission includes the Active Link for Real-Time (I-ALiRT) system to measure Space Weather phenomena. IMAP I-ALiRT continually broadcasts data 24/7 from the IMAP observatory in orbit about the L1 Sun-Earth Lagrange point, facilitated by NASA’s Deep Space Network (DSN) of ground stations as well as antenna partners across the globe. The IMAP...
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Michael Galloy06/10/2026, 16:00Instrumentation for Data Services: Logging, Metrics, and Observatory DesignPoster
The Mauna Loa Solar Observatory (MLSO) is expanding its web service API to provide solar activity observable in MLSO data, as well as filtering other MLSO data on this activity. Currently, data from our operational instruments, UCoMP and KCor, is available via the API. The API allows users to discover the available instruments and their products, to find files matching search queries, and to...
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Nikolett Biro (University of Michigan)06/10/2026, 16:00DASH GeneralPoster
Scientific models developed for research are commonly evaluated using selected events, with their input parameters fine-tuned for the specific task. Operational deployment, however, requires continuous execution with pre-determined parameters, while tolerating incomplete or inconsistent inputs. They furthermore need the ability to recover from infrastructure failures. The requirements for a...
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Hunter Leise (LASP)06/10/2026, 16:00DASH GeneralPoster
The LASP Interactive Solar IRradiance Datacenter (LISIRD), https://lasp.colorado.edu/lisird/, is a website where researchers can discover, visualize, and download over 140 solar datasets from various missions, instruments, models, and laboratories. By offering openly available data via a simple web interface, LISIRD removes common barriers researchers encounter when accessing and analyzing...
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Jim Lewis06/10/2026, 16:00DASH GeneralPoster
The original ISTP metadata recommendations for heliophsics data sets represented as CDF files have been widely adopted by many heliophysics data providers. Without such guidelines, it would be nearly impossible to build software products like SPEDAS or PySPEDAS, which can ingest data from a wide variety of providers and instrumentation and use the same analysis and visualization tools to work...
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Mr Jonathan Cook (Starion for ESA)06/10/2026, 16:00DASH GeneralTalk
The ESAC Science Data Centre (ESDC) develops, hosts and operates the science archives for the majority of ESA’s Space Science Missions, covering Astronomy, Planetary Science, Heliophysics and Human Robotic Exploration (HRE). Each archive aims to maximise the scientific exploitation of its datasets while ensuring their efficient long-term preservation.
Over the decades, the software...
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Eric Grimes (Space Physics Data Facility)06/10/2026, 16:00DASH GeneralPoster
The Space Physics Data Facility (SPDF) maintains an archive of over 17 million pre-generated plots containing ephemeris and scientific data from approximately 30 missions spanning five decades of heliophysics research. These plots, contributed by both SPDF staff and mission teams, represent a valuable visual record of heliospheric and magnetospheric observations from historical and ongoing...
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Peter Shumate (Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab)06/10/2026, 16:00DASH GeneralPoster
Cloud computing is an increasingly important platform for scientific collaboration, interactive analysis, and reproducible research. However, deploying and maintaining cloud infrastructure often requires familiarity with a rapidly growing ecosystem of tools, creating a significant barrier for many scientists and research software engineers. A reproducible deployment makes it practical to...
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Jan Gieseler (University of Turku)06/10/2026, 16:00DASH GeneralPoster
The recently expanded fleet of heliospheric spacecraft presents unique opportunities for exploring solar eruptive phenomena such as coronal mass ejections (CMEs) and solar energetic particles (SEPs) from multiple vantage points. However, the task of integrating diverse observations collected by different instruments across various spacecraft poses a notable challenge. To maximize the...
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Jan Gieseler (University of Turku)06/10/2026, 16:00DASH GeneralPoster
The EU Horizon Europe project SPEARHEAD (SPEcification, Analysis & Re-calibration of High Energy pArticle Data, https://spearhead-he.eu) develops and provides open-access tools to improve the analysis of high-energy particle observations for heliophysics and space weather research. The toolkit includes Bowtie, which derives effective energies and geometric factors from instrument...
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Gergely Koban (University of Michigan)06/10/2026, 16:00DASH GeneralPoster
Global geomagnetic indices such as AE, AL, and SYM-H are widely used to study solar-wind–magnetosphere coupling, but they compress a spatially structured system into a small number of time series. This compression can obscure where, when, and how solar-wind information appears in local ground magnetic perturbations. In this project, we develop a station-resolved framework for analyzing local...
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Nicholas Lenzi (Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory)06/10/2026, 16:00DASH GeneralPoster
Science workloads increasingly rely on cloud platforms to provide the elastic compute, storage, and networking needed for data- and compute-intensive research. By leveraging cloud-native technologies such as containers, Kubernetes, and managed services, scientific applications can scale from interactive prototyping to large parallel experiments while improving reproducibility and portability...
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Alexis Jeandet (LPP-CNRS)06/10/2026, 16:00DASH GeneralPoster
Most of the effort in working with in situ space plasma data is not spent on the data itself. Finding one product among the tens of thousands an archive offers is genuinely hard, and once it is found, making sense of it means reading metadata by hand, working out which attribute holds the fill value, what the units are, which axis carries energy. Neither should be the scientist's job, and...
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Alisdair Davey (National Solar Observatory)06/10/2026, 16:00DASH GeneralPoster
For more than two decades, the Virtual Solar Observatory has provided a common interface for discovering and accessing solar and heliophysics data held by distributed archives. VSO 2.0 is a major modernization of this service, replacing the original Perl- and SOAP-based system with a predominantly Python-based, REST-oriented architecture.
This poster presents an overview of VSO 2.0 and the...
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Dr Ed Mansky06/10/2026, 16:00DASH GeneralPoster
The modernization of the Virtual Solar Observatory as the Model-View-Controller-based VSO 2.0 application continues. We present new APIs for reporting operational health and usage metrics, together with services for extracting and visualizing selected physical observables and metadata values in High Performance Computing workflows. Examples include Stokes parameters from Solar Orbiter/PHI...
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Qi XU (National Space Science Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences), Mr xin xu06/10/2026, 16:00Under the Hood: Lessons Learned in Mission Data SystemsPoster
Open science has entered a new stage of global consensus, critical for accelerating scientific progress, enhancing research impact, broadening the application of scientific outcomes, and fostering a healthy data ecosystem. This poster highlights the open data practices implemented by the National Space Science Data Center (NSSDC), as a national‑level data center.
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