Code 587 Technologies and Products
Integrated Space Weather Analysis (iSWA)
Principal Investigator (PI)
- Marlo Maddox/Code 587
- Marlo.M.Maddox@nasa.gov
Description and Objectives
- iSWA is a flexible, Web-based dissemination system for NASA-relevant space weather information combining forecasts based on advanced space weather models with concurrent space environment information. iSWA's primary objectives are:
- Retrieve environmental data and model output from a large and evolving list of resources.
- Categorize and archive data for historical impact analysis.
- Produce and provide real-time data streams.
- Process data into "mission decision supporting" outputs.
- Provide customizable and highly configurable displays.
- Disseminate through the most widely deployed and accessible interface - the web
Space Weather, iSWA, Display
Technical Approach
- iSWA is comprised of five core modules:
- Information Retrieval Robot (IRR) - Automatically configures/re-configures to routinely ingest external data streams.
- Data Sorter (DS) - All data is registered, time-tagged, sorted, categorized, and archived.
- Tool Service (TS) - New products are created using raw data or combinations of existing data products.
- Widget Agent (WA) - data products packaged for display
- Configurable Web-based Dissemination Service (CWDS) - provides highly configurable control panel.
Main Innovation(s)
- iSWA provides a new capability to quickly access past, present, and expected space weather effects.
- Users have access to a comprehensive suite of space weather analysis tools that can be organized and presented in unique and highly customizable displays.
- Comprehensive data model driving iSWA minimizes need for code modifications allowing rapid additions/modifications to data feeds and display products.
Infusion Potential
- All NASA Robotic Missions
- DOD, Power Grid, Airline Industry,...