A new Java-based application in solar physics

Physical Sciences and Technology, 2019

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DOI 10.26577/phst-2019-2-p3
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Abstract

Solar-based flares are one of the most impressive energetic events in the solar atmosphere. Given their part of job in the solar corona's energy balance and their function playing important role in the space weather, numerous observations researched the release of energy and induction of solar flares, focusing on the solar active. National solar observatories are providing the overall network with a wealth of data, covering extensive time ranges (e.g. Solar and Heliospheric Observatory, SOHO), numerous perspectives (Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory, STEREO), and returning a lot of information (Solar Dynamics Observatory, SDO). Specifically, the huge amount of SDO data are accessible only from a few repositories, such type of data as a full-cadence data or full-disk of scientific concern are hard to download, because of their size. To address these difficulties we have begun to build up a new solar application using the Java programming language for a stand-alone application type (GUI).