Satellite anomaly service information
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The electron flux plot compares hourly range magnetic values (produced by this institute) with solar particle data recorded by NOAA's GOES Satellites. The hourly range values can be found under the Indices Archive and the GOES data can be downloaded from the NOAA's FTP.
Plot Information
The plot shows a comparison between magnetic conditions on the ground and particle conditions at geosynchronous orbit. Hourly ranges in the X component of the geomagnetic field (HRX) computed from NRCan's magnetic observatories are displayed on top panel. Particle fluxes observed by both primary and secondary GOES satellites (courtesy of NOAA/Space Weather Prediction Center in Boulder) are shown on bottom panel. The numbers after F indicate the particluar GOES satellite, with "e" for electron flux and "p" for proton flux. The numbers after ">" show energies in MeV.
Form Information
- Date : Year, month and day of interest.
- Duration : The number of days prior to the date of interest.
- Observatories : Up to 6 observatories can be plotted. Observatory fields that are disabled indicate that the observatory is closed during the period of interest.
- Output Format : Return the result in the following formats
- PNG : Return in PNG image format.
- JPEG : Return in JPEG image format.
- Accessible HTML Table : Return the result as a HTML table
Data
The hourly range values can be found under the Indices Archive and the GOES data can be downloaded from the NOAA's FTP.