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Supportive tools for science analysis - JUICE
Supportive tools for science analysis
In the following table supportive tools/softwares for science analysis of Jupiter and its moons have been listed.
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| Name | Description | Website |
|---|---|---|
| WebGeoCalc | Geometry calculator (position, distance, angle separation, etc... finder) and geometry event finder. | |
| Voyager PDS/PPI | ||
| SSC 4D Orbit Viewer | A tool that allows immediate 3D visualisation of spacecraft position and orbits. | |
| SPIS | A software toolkit for spacecraft-plasma interactions and spacecraft charging modelling. | |
| SPICE | An Observation Geometry System for Space Science Missions | |
| Solar-MACH | The Solar MAgnetic Connection Haus (Solar-MACH) tool is a multi-spacecraft longitudinal configuration plotter. | |
| Radio-Jupiter Pro | If you really want to observe Jupiter's radio noise storms, this is a must have program. RJPro3 does just about everything you can imagine to help you plan and execute your Jupiter observations. | |
| Propagation tool | Track solar storms, streams and energetic particles in the heliosphere. | |
| Planetary Virtual Observatory and Laboratory (PVOL) | A searchable database of ground-based observations of solar system planets. | |
| Photoionization and dissociation rates from SWRI | ||
| PDS Image Atlas | Tool hosting images and spectra from some NASA space missions. | |
| OPUS (Outer Planets Unified Search) | Tool hosting images and spectra from Cassini, Voyager 1 and 2, Galileo, New Horizons, and the Hubble Space Telescope and provides a sophisticated, web-based user interface that allows cross-mission and cross-instrument searches. | |
| Lisird | Provides a simple web interface for the plotting of and access to a number of solar datasets (solar spectral irradiance, total solar irradiance, sunspots, composite time series, model results, etc.) from a variety of missions, instruments, and laboratories. | |
| JUPT | Visualising MAG, JADE and waves data from Juno. | |
| Jupiter Probability Tool | This online tool provides users with Jovian radio emission observability predictions, depending on the observers location, and the radio emission class. | |
| Horizons | Can be used to generate ephemerides for solar-system bodies. | |
| Eyes on the solar system | Visualization tool to explore the planets, their moons, asteroids, comets and the spacecraft exploring them from 1950 to 2050. | |
| Electron-Impact cross-sections from NIST | ||
| Cosmographia Plug In | The Cosmographia JUICE plugin is a software that adds extra features to the Cosmographia tool allowing an easy 3D visualisation of the JUICE spacecraft manoeuvres and instrument pointing. | |
| Cosmographia Juice/Clipper PlugIn | The cosmographia JUICE-Clipper plugin is a package that allows to visualize both spacecrafts’ trajectories (JUICE and Clipper) with cosmographia. To install it please read README_juice_clipper_plugin.rtf | |
| Cosmographia | Interactive tool used to produce 3D visualizations of planet ephemerides, sizes and shapes; spacecraft trajectories and orientations; and instrument field-of-views and footprints. | |
| CDPP/Propagation tool | An interactive tool accessible to the solar, heliospheric and planetary science communities to track solar storms, streams and energetic particles in the heliosphere. | |
| CDPP/Amda | Science tool for space physics (multidataset visualisation and download, data mining and event search, catalogue generation.) | |
| CDPP/3DView | Science tool that offers immediate 3D visualization of spacecraft position and attitude, planetary ephemerides, as well as scientific data (observations, simulations and models) representation. Orbits and attitudes are handled through SPICE kernels and related files from ESA or NASA repositories. |