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• First Announcement: 2nd Soteria General Meeting

  The 2nd General Meeting of SOTERIA will be held in Debrecen, Hungary, from 5 to 7 October. For info and details: click here.

• NEWS - 16/06/10

  The PICARD satellite was successfully launched on June 15, 2010 from the Yasny base in Russia. This is a satellite from the French space agency, with contributions from different European countries. PICARD carries three sets of instruments that will monitor helioseismic activity, solar spectral irradiance and solar diameter changes. Several members from SOTERIA will be directly involved in its scientific exploitation.

• SWAP & LYRA data release

  The ESA micro-satellite PROBA2 was launched last November with two solar instruments onboard: SWAP, an EUV imager, and LYRA, a UV radiometer. SWAP and LYRA have an open data policy.

  We are happy to announce the beta data release of the science data products: click here for further information.

  New data will become available in (near) real time. Older data will gradually become available as we backward process the received telemetry. Users are encouraged to feedback problems and questions such that we can further fine-tune the format of the data products.The latest SWAP image and a recent LYRA time-curve can be found on the front page of http://sidc.be. More information on the instruments and data will become available on http://proba2.sidc.be.

• NEWS - 14/04/10

  Proba-2 shows solar eruption that touched the Earth! for further info, click here.

• V SOLAR IMAGE PROCESSING WORKSHOP

  The fifth edition of this workshop will be held in Switzeland, 12-16 September 2010. Click here to know more.

SOTERIA Consortium

SOTERIA aims at creating a wide synergy in the fields of solar-space and geo-physics among different centers in a number of European countries to achieve a higher level of quality and accessibility for the observational data and for the models. Our goal is to help creating the basis for a deeper understanding of solar and space processes having terrestrial impact.