Helioviewer.org
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Helioviewer.org
Helioviewer.org is a web-based visualization tool for solar physics data based on the JPEG 2000 image compression standard. JPEG 2000 offers many useful new features and has the potential to revolutionize the way high-resolution image data are disseminated and analyzed. Using JPEG 2000, we can serve data to a client in highly compressed, quality progressive, and region-of-interest based form. These features make it possible to minimize the data transmitted while maximizing the use of the data that is transmitted. This is especially relevant for solar physics since NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory is currently generating more than a terabyte of image data per day. Providing efficient access to such large data volumes at both high spatial and high time resolution is of paramount importance to support scientific discovery.
Users
- A Quick Introduction to Helioviewer.org - A brief walk-through of the basic features of Helioviewer.org
- Helioviewer.org User Guide - Detailed user guide.
- The Helioviewer Project Blog - Find out about the latest Helioviewer.org developments on the Helioviewer Project Blog.
Developers
- Source-code - Download Helioviewer.org source-code from Launchpad.net
- Bug-tracker - Report bugs and feature-requests relating to Helioviewer.org
- Helioviewer.org Development Guidelines - Basic guidelines for Helioviewer.org development (version control, documentation, testing, etc).
- Installation Instructions - Instructions for running Helioviewer.org on your own server.
- Coding Standards - Coding standards and documentation style used for Helioviewer.org development
- LAMP Optimization - Advice for optimizing Helioviewer.org on a Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP (LAMP) server.