The Space Physics Environment Data Analysis System (SPEDAS)
- Angelopoulos, V.
- Cruce, P.
- Drozdov, A.
- Grimes, E. W.
- Hatzigeorgiu, N.
- King, D. A.
- Larson, D. E.
- Lewis, J. W.
- Mctiernan, J. M.
- Roberts, D. A.
- Russell, C. L.
- Hori, T.
- Kasahara, Y.
- Kumamoto, A.
- Matsuoka, A.
- Miyashita, Y.
- Miyoshi, Y.
- Shinohara, I.
- Teramoto, M.
- Faden, J. B.
- Halford, A. J.
- Mccarthy, M.
- Millan, R. M.
- Sample, J. G.
- Smith, D. M.
- Woodger, L. A.
- Masson, A.
- Narock, A. A.
- Asamura, K.
- Chang, T. F.
- Chiang, C.-Y.
- Kazama, Y.
- Keika, K.
- Matsuda, S.
- Segawa, T.
- Seki, K.
- Shoji, M.
- Tam, S. W. Y.
- Umemura, N.
- Wang, B.-J.
- Wang, S.-Y.
- Redmon, R.
- Rodriguez, J. V.
- Singer, H. J.
- Vandegriff, J.
- Abe, S.
- Nose, M.
- Shinbori, A.
- Tanaka, Y.-M.
- Ueno, S.
- Andersson, L.
- Dunn, P.
- Fowler, C.
- Halekas, J. S.
- Hara, T.
- Harada, Y.
- Lee, C. O.
- Lillis, R.
- Mitchell, D. L.
- Argall, M. R.
- Bromund, K.
- Burch, J. L.
- Cohen, I. J.
- Galloy, M.
- Giles, B. L.
- Jaynes, A. N.
- Le Contel, Olivier
- Oka, M.
- Phan, T. D.
- Walsh, B. M.
- Westlake, J.
- Wilder, F. D.
- Bale, S. D.
- Livi, R.
- Pulupa, M.
- Whittlesey, P.
- Dewolfe, A.
- Harter, B.
- Lucas, E.
- Auster, U.
- Bonnell, J. W.
- Cully, C. M.
- Donovan, E.
- Ergun, R. E.
- Frey, H. U.
- Jackel, B.
- Keiling, A.
- Korth, H.
- Mcfadden, J. P.
- Nishimura, Y.
- Plaschke, F.
- Robert, Patrick
- Turner, D. L.
- Weygand, J. M.
- Candey, R. M.
- Johnson, R. C.
- Kovalick, T.
- Liu, M. H.
- Mcguire, R. E.
- Breneman, A.
- Kersten, K.
- Schroeder, P.
DOIAbstract
International audienceWith the advent of the Heliophysics/Geospace System Observatory (H/GSO), a complement of multi-spacecraft missions and ground-based observatories to study the space environment, data retrieval, analysis, and visualization of space physics data can be daunting. The Space Physics Environment Data Analysis System (SPEDAS), a grass-roots software development platform ( www.spedas.org ), is now officially supported by NASA Heliophysics as part of its data environment infrastructure. It serves more than a dozen space missions and ground observatories and can integrate the full complement of past and upcoming space physics missions with minimal resources, following clear, simple, and well-proven guidelines. Free, modular and...
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