This dataset is the digitised version of Table 1 of Leblanc et al. (1983) paper. This version has been curated by B. Cecconi and L. Debisschop. They used an online OCR (Optical Character Recognition) tool (available at: https://www.onlineocr.net) for the initial conversion of the ADS provided scanned pages of the paper. They reformatted the table and validated the content.

This dataset is the digitised version of the Catalogue of Leblanc et al. (1993). This version has been curated by B. Cecconi and L. Debisschop. They used an online OCR (Optical Character Recognition) tool (available at: https://www.onlineocr.net) for the initial conversion of the ADS provided scanned pages of the paper. They reformatted the table and validated the content.

This collection gathers all datasets available of Voyager 1 and 2 Planetary Radio Astronomy (PRA) instrument. It mirrors datasets available at NASA Planetary Data System, NSSDC (National Space Science Data Centre) and other places, with various metadata quality. This repository gathers all available datasets. Additional access methods and metadata are provided.

This document describes the use of Digital Object Identifiers (DOI) within the VESPA activity.

This collection is composed of pre-computed simulation runs of the ExPRES code, with a fixed set of parameters, and for various observers.

This paper describes what is available in BASS2000 database and how to use it the best possible way. It details access to all kinds of observations, in various ways, as well as use of specific tools, and use of Heliophysics Feature Catalogue (HFC) from HELIO

This collection contains raw decameter observations of Jupiter and the Sun performed daily in Nançay with the Nançay Decameter Array (NDA) from 1978 to 1991 and with the Nançay Decameter Inteferometer (NDI) from 1970 to 1977 (Boischot, 1974 ; Boischot et al., 1980). These observations were originally recorded on 35mm film rolls and facsimiles, presently archived at the Observatory of Paris in Meudon (Lamy et al., 2017, Cecconi et al., 2018). The 35mm collection is...

This document presents the process to prepare the individual VESPA resource descriptor repository.

This dataset contains calibrated Cassini-RPWS-HFR Jupiter fly-by data from 6 months of Jupiter encounter: 2000-275 (Oct 1st) 00:00 to 2001-090 (Mar 31st) 24:00. The spectral range covers 3.5 kHz to 16 MHz. The data is available in CDF format. Processing routines are provided in IDL and Python.

This dataset is the digitised version of the Catalogue published by Leblanc et al. (1989). This version has been curated by B. Cecconi and L. Debisschop. They used an online OCR (Optical Character Recognition) tool (available at: https://www.onlineocr.net) for the initial conversion of the ADS provided scanned pages of the paper. They reformatted the table and validated the content.

This dataset is the digitised version of Table 1 of Leblanc et al. A&A 1981 paper. This version has been curated by B. Cecconi and L. Debisschop. They used an online OCR (Optical Character Recognition) tool (available at: https://www.onlineocr.net) for the initial conversion of the ADS provided scanned pages of the paper. They reformatted the table and validated the content.

This paper describes all the tools developed in the European FP7 project HELIO. Detailed explanation of all that is available at publication date on the HELIO web site and in each individual service. It gives also clues on the way to use it to perform efficient data search oriented towards Space Weather application.

This dataset is the digitised version of the Catalogue of Leblanc et al. (1990) paper. This version has been curated by B. Cecconi and L. Debisschop. They used an online OCR (Optical Character Recognition) tool (available at: https://www.onlineocr.net) for the initial conversion of the ADS provided scanned pages of the paper. They reformatted the table and validated the content.

This collection is composed of Cassini/RPWS daily SKR derived files, as described in Lamy et al. (2008).

This collection is composed of Cassini/RPWS/HFR (Radio and Plasma Waves Science / High Frequency Receiver) hourly N3e (Level 3e) files.

BASS2000 archives and distributes ground-based solar observations provided by various instruments: the THEMIS telescope, the Nançay Radio Heliograph and Nançay Decameter Array, the Spectroheliographs of Meudon and Coimbra, the Coronograph and CLIMSO of Pic du Midi, USET at Royal Observatory of Belgium. Tools are also available, such as Solar spectrum in Visible, UV and IR, with line identification. A database of solar features (filaments, prominences, active regions, coronal holes, sunspots, type III radio bursts and...