GVOs are designed to make Swarm data more accessible to researchers studying the physics of the core dynamo process, and related phenomenon such are secular variation, geomagnetic jerks and rapid core dynamics.
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deployment of Virtual Geoscience Observatories in cyberspace. □ The eGY major themes: - data access and release. - data discovery. - data preservation and ...
Feb 21, 2008 · The integrated, near-real time display of the data, which cover the Sun at radio wavelengths, through interplanetary space, and cosmic rays, to ...
You are invited to participate and contribute to the first Virtual Observatories in Geosciences (VOiG) conference to be held 12-15 June 2007 in Denver, Colorado ...
This presentation will illustrate how the virtual observatory (VO) concept has been implemented in a variety of earth and space science discipline areas.
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Figure 1: The cylindrical region around a Geomagnetic Virtual Observatory (GVO) where satellite data are collected. Image: DTU Space (Click to enlarge).
Virtual Observatories can provide access to vast stores of scientific data: observations and models with the overall goal of making diverse and highly ...
This presentation will define the virtual observatory (VO), explain its general concepts and the paradigm it has introduced. We then survey some existing ...
... Geosciences, the University of Sydney. Facebook Twitter · Share. Categories ... The Virtual Geological Observatory: a 4D view into the earth through deep ...
The iconic image of the virtual observatory concept that was used in the Virtual Observatories in Geosciences (VOIG) 2007 Workshop. Source publication.