CAS Sudden
Ionospheric Disturbance (SuperSID) System
Learn about Space
weather and our SuperSID System
What is the Space Weather Program
about?
Lois explains Citizen Science, SID Space Weather Program, and the Stanford Solar Center
Citizen Science and the SID Space Weather Program with the Stanford Solar Center
What mechanisms affect the signal?
In this presentation Jeff talks about the Sun and its activity in relations to the space weather.
Prominences, Corona Loops, Solar Flares, & CMEs
What happens when a solar flare strikes the Earth?
Explains what happens when a strong Solar flare strikes the Earth. The Secrets of the Universe.
A solar flare erupts and the X rays reach the earth in 8
minutes. It will take longer for the CME particles to reach the Earth. These
charge particles will effect the magnetosphere and
create auroras at the poles
Animation of the
effect of a CME
How does a Solar Flare effect the
ionosphere?
What are the layers of the ionosphere? How are Solar Flares classified?
How does the ionosphere effect SID monitor reception and radio communication?
Solar Flares and their effect on the ionosphere and SID monitor reception
How
does the CAS SuperSID system work?
Emmy describes the antenna
The SID Antenna at The Cincinnati Astronomical Society
Jeff Describes how the antenna works
How the SID antenna works at CAS
Emmy describes how the data is obtained and stored on the computer in the Clark Building
SID Monitor and Data Logging at CAS
How do
you access and analyze the SUPERSID data for possible solar flare events?
Lois describes how to track Solar flares using data from the GOES satellite and SID data uploaded to the Stanford Solar Center website
Tracking Solar Flares with the SUPERSID monitor at CAS
Jeff goes into details on how to compare data from CAS Supersid monitor and the GOES Xray satellite. How to use FTP to access past GOES data. How to determine sunspot group that flare came from along with other space weather resources
Detailed Look at SID & GOES Xray Data current and past
Contact our team!
Emmy Bursk
Lois Oxley Jeff Rodriguez
SPACE WEATHER .COM GOES XRAY Flux Data Solar Dynamic Observatory Current solar sunspot cycle SPACE WEATHER PREDICTION CENTER NOAA
Stanford SUPERSID Monitor Data Access Stanford Space Weather Monitor Program