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Sun In Time:
Please note: A cooling water line burst in the Stanford building housing
the SDO data pipeline servers on 2024-11-26. Currently, SDO data servers
are offline while the damage is assessed and repaired. This means that
all HMI and AIA data from SDO will be unavailable until repairs are
completed and the pipeline is restarted, and thus no data from SDO past
2024-11-26 will show on this webpage. We appreciate your
understanding, and are grateful for the dedication and responsiveness of
the Stanford team. (This message was posted 2024-11-28.)
Image Channels
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304-211-171
094-335-193 |
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335 |
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211-193-171 |
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193 |
171
HMI cont |
HMI B(los) |
171-B(los)
Tip: Hover over the wavelength labels underneath the set of images to change the thumbnail image.
Movie links:
Daily movies:
Not Yet Available
304‑211‑171 |
94‑335‑193 |
211‑193‑171 |
171‑B(los)
Other resources:
Image data request form:
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SolarMonitor for this date:
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IRIS pointing summary for this date:
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Interactive PFSS model for this date:
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STEREO Science Center daily browse data for this date:
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AIA emission measure data:
click here (image) or
click here (movie) or
click here (genx cube) or
click here (source code)
Rights/Usage
Images and movies from the Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) are not
copyrighted unless explicitly noted. The use of SDO images for
non-commercial purposes and public education and information efforts is
strongly encouraged and requires no expressed authorization. It is
requested, however, that any such use properly attributes the source of
the images, movies, or derived data products (as appropriate) with a
statement such as:
SDO images and movies displayed on this webpage are courtesy of NASA, and the respective AIA and HMI science teams at Lockheed Martin and at Stanford University. The coronal magnetic field visualizations are based on the models described in Schrijver & DeRosa, "Photospheric and Heliospheric Magnetic Fields", which was published in the journal Solar Physics in 2003. Emission measure data are based on the method described in Cheung et al., "Thermal Diagnostics with the Atmospheric Imaging Assembly on board the Solar Dynamics Observatory: A Validated Method for Differential Emission Measure Inversions", which was published in The Astrophysical Journal in 2015.