Science Platforms for Heliophysics Data Analysis
Monica G. Bobra, Will T. Barnes, Thomas Y. Chen, Mark C. M. Cheung,, Laura A. Hayes, Jack Ireland, Miho Janvier, Michael S. F. Kirk, James P., Mason, Stuart J. Mumford, Paul J. Wright
TL;DR
This paper advocates for NASA to develop and sustain science platforms that facilitate interactive, scalable analysis of heliophysics data to enhance scientific discoveries from space-based observations.
Contribution
It proposes a strategic approach for NASA to support science platforms that improve data analysis capabilities in heliophysics.
Findings
Science platforms increase data analysis efficiency.
Supporting platforms maximizes scientific return.
Interactive tools enhance heliophysics research.
Abstract
We recommend that NASA maintain and fund science platforms that enable interactive and scalable data analysis in order to maximize the scientific return of data collected from space-based instruments.
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TopicsGeophysics and Gravity Measurements · Solar and Space Plasma Dynamics