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Baptiste Cecconi (Observatoire de Paris)09/10/2026, 11:00IHDEATalk
The OSTrails project (https://ostrails.eu/) is proposing a framework supporting open science through three pillars: Plan, Track and Access. The team at Observatoire de Paris is leading the Astronomy thematic pilot with the project, focussing here on the elements concerning the MASER service (Measuring, Analysing and Simulating Emissions in the Radio range, https://maser-lira.obspm.fr/), which...
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Barbara Perri (CEA - AIM)09/10/2026, 11:15IHDEATalk
MEDOC (Multi-Experiment Data and Operation Centre), initially created as a European data and operation centre for the SoHO mission, has grown with data from other solar physics space missions, from STEREO to SDO, and now Solar Orbiter. In addition to observational data, MEDOC also provides datasets derived from observations (maps, catalogues...), tools for data analysis and interpretation, and...
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Leila Mays09/10/2026, 11:30IHDEATalk
The Community Coordinated Modeling Center’s (CCMC) at NASA, was established in 2000 to facilitate space weather and space science research, and facilitate the transition of research to operational products. The CCMC hosts a collection of space weather models and coupled modeling systems for Run-on-Request (RoR) simulation services, and continuous real-time runs, and creates space weather...
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Michael Liemohn (University of Michigan)09/10/2026, 11:45IHDEATalk
Skill scores are useful secondary data-model comparison metrics that transform the value of another metric relative to that for a reference model. A well-known skill score for "continuous metrics analysis – those comparison techniques that employ the exact values of observations and model results – is prediction efficiency (PE), based on mean square error as the metric and the average of the...
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Dr Brian Thomas (NASA)09/10/2026, 12:00IHDEATalk
Heliophysics dataset discovery has historically been partitioned by subdiscipline and by archive, forcing researchers and client developers to query solar and space-physics holdings through separate interfaces with incompatible query semantics. The HelioData API (https://api.heliophysics.net/api) addresses this with a single REST/JSON interface over the SPASE-described holdings unified by...
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Rebecca Ringuette09/10/2026, 14:00IHDEATalk
Data and Integration Services for Heliophysics (DISH) at HDRL/NASA is modernizing its metadata pipelines by building more automated, interoperable systems. Rich SPASE records continue to play a central role in support of science discovery, with much of their metadata often sourced from other systems. We are modernizing these metadata acquisition processes by programmatically connecting SPASE...
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Zach Boquet (DISH @ NASA GSFC's HDRL; Adnet Systems (United States))09/10/2026, 14:15IHDEATalk
We present on the efforts at HDRL to improve our infrastructure to support Open Science. We focus on progress setting up our new, open-source content management system (CMS) for SPASE at HDRL using NASA-developed mEditor. Introducing mEditor into our pipeline will drastically improve the standardization of our SPASE metadata content and quality and ease of creating and editing SPASE records,...
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Zach Boquet (DISH @ NASA GSFC's HDRL)09/10/2026, 14:30IHDEATalk
Mapping from SPASE metadata to Schema.org and DataCite improves Heliophysics infrastructure to support Open Science, primarily citation, discoverability and FAIR (Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability, and Reusability). This presentation is a follow-up on a previous poster given at the 2025 DASH meeting introducing these mapping scripts. We will summarize the work responsible for...
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Andriy Koval (UMBC, NASA GSFC)09/10/2026, 14:45IHDEATalk
The International Solar-Terrestrial Physics (ISTP) Metadata Guidelines for definitive description of data in the self-describing scientific data formats, such as CDF and netCDF in Heliophysics, were originally developed at NASA Space Physics Data Facility (SPDF) as part of the ISTP science initiative for use by the Polar, Wind, Geotail and Cluster missions in the early 1990’s. The Guidelines...
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Dr Neal Hurlburt (LMSAL (ret))IHDEATalk
The Heliophysics Events Knowledgebase (HEK) provides a system for collecting and presenting
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heliophysical data based on the International Virtual Observatory Alliance (VOEvent) format
and other standards. The HEK incorporates entries from distributed ground and space based
solar observatories and event descriptions generated by automated algorithms, detailed data
analysis and citizen...
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