1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Attributes of the resource which pertain to how to acquire the resource, availability and storage format. A description of the types of particles observed in the measurement. This includes both direct observation and inferred observations. 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 A device which is used to sense and parameterize a physical phenomenon. 1 1 1 0 1 1 A tabular listing of events or observational notes, especially those that have utility in aiding a user in locating data. Catalogues include lists of events, files in a product, and data availability. 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 Information useful in understanding the context of an observation, typically observed or measured coincidentally with a physical observation. 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 Either numerical or display information 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 A range of possible values. 1 1 1 1 The space around a radiating body within which its electromagnetic attributes can exert force on another similar body that is not in direct contact. 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 The host (spacecraft, network, facility) for instruments making observations. 1 1 1 0 0 The fundamental particle or quantum of electromagnetic radiation 1 1 The physical attribute of the field. Current PlasmaFrequency Potential PoyntingFlux Magnetic Gyrofrequency Electromagnetic Electric A characterization of the support information. Positional Temporal Velocity Other AVI CEF2 FITS HDF4 HDF5 IDFS IDL JPEG MATLAB4 MATLAB6 MATLAB7 MPEG PNG Postscript QuickTime XML VOTable UDF Text Text.Unicode Text.ASCII TIFF PDF NetCDF NCAR HTML HDF GIF CEF1 CEF CDF Binary The organization of data according to present specifications. The value is selected from a list of accepted names for known, well documented formats. A word or phrase that is relevant to the resource but does not exist in other documentary information. A unique identifier specifying an instrument Hydrodynamic PlasmaWaves Photon MHD Electrostatic Electromagnetic The number of protons in the nucleus of an atom. The name given to a resource. A unique identifier specifying a repository. A unique identifier which specifies an observatory. GammaRays Halpha He10830 He304 Infrared K7699 Microwave Ultraviolet XRays WhiteLight SoftXRays RadioFrequency Optical Ni6768 NaD LBHband HardXrays FarUltraviolet ExtremeUltraviolet CaK The general term used to describe wavelengths or frequencies within a given span of values for those quantities. The characteristics or categorization of an event type. ActiveRegion Aurora BowShockCrossing CoronalMassEjection EnergeticSolarParticleEvent ForbushDecrease MagneticCloud MagnetopauseCrossing Substorm SolarWindExtreme SolarFlare RadioBurst InterplanetaryShock GeomagneticStorm EITWave CoronalHole Information which may be important in the avoidance of misuse of the resource. This includes things such as instrument maladies, corruption or contamination. The location of a place on Earth specified as an angle east (positive) or west (negative) of a north-south line called the Prime Meridian defined by the coordinate system in use. AlphaParticle Atom Electron Molecule Neutron Proton Ion Dust Aerosol A characterization of the kind of particle observed by the measurement. The distance in meters above (positive) or below (negative) the "zero elevation" defined by the World Geodetic System reference frame (WGS84) Identifies the coordinate system in which the position, direction or observation has been expressed. DM GSE GSM HEEQ HG J2000 LGM MAG SR SSE SpacecraftOrbitPlane WGS84 SR2 SM SE SC RTN MFA HGI HEE HCI HAE GSEQ GEO GEI Carrington CGM The resource identifier for a resource which was used to generate this resource. A unique identifier specifying a resource. CountRate Counts Energy EnergyDensity EnergyFlux Mass NumberDensity NumberFlux PlasmaFrequency Pressure SonicMachNumber Velocity ThermalSpeed Temperature PhaseSpaceDensity MassDensity HeatFlux Gyrofrequency FlowVelocity FlowSpeed AverageChargeState A characterization of the physical properties of the particle. A characterization of the physical properties of the photon. Absorption DopplerFrequency Emissivity EquivalentWidth Intensity LineDepth PlasmaFrequency PoyntingFlux PropagationTime Velocity Wavelength StokesParameters Polarization ModeAmplitude MagneticField Gyrofrequency Frequency EnergyFlux ACMagneticField ACElectricField Asteroid Comet Earth.Magnetosphere.Polar Earth.Magnetosphere.RadiationBelt Earth.NearSurface.Atmosphere Earth.NearSurface.AuroralRegion Earth.NearSurface.Ionosphere.D-Region Earth.NearSurface.Ionosphere.E-Region Earth.NearSurface.Ionosphere.F-Region Earth.NearSurface.Mesosphere Earth.NearSurface.SouthAtlanticAnomalyRegion Earth.NearSurface.Stratosphere Earth.NearSurface.Thermosphere Earth.NearSurface.Troposphere Earth.Surface Heliosphere.Inner Heliosphere.Outer Jupiter Mars Pluto Saturn Sun.Corona Sun.Photosphere Venus Uranus Sun Sun.TransitionRegion Sun.Interior Sun.Chromosphere Neptune Mercury Heliosphere Heliosphere.Remote1AU Heliosphere.NearEarth Earth Earth.NearSurface Earth.NearSurface.PolarCap Earth.NearSurface.Plasmasphere Earth.NearSurface.Ionosphere Earth.NearSurface.Ionosphere.Topside Earth.NearSurface.EquatorialRegion Earth.Magnetosphere Earth.Magnetosphere.Main Earth.Magnetosphere.Magnetotail Earth.Magnetosheath The portion of space occupied or being measured. Anisotropy Array Average Characteristic Circular Component.I Component.K Deviation Direction DirectionAngle.AzimuthAngle DirectionAngle FieldAligned Fit Group Integral.Area Integral.Bandwidth LineOfSight Linear Parallel Perpendicular Perturbation Phase Projection.IJ Pseudo Ratio Symmetric Variance Vector Uncertainty Trace Total Tensor StokesParameters StandardDeviation Scalar Projection Projection.JK Projection.IK PhaseAngle Peak Moment Magnitude Integral Integral.SolidAngle DirectionAngle.PolarAngle DirectionAngle.ElevationAngle Differential CrossSpectrum Component Component.J Column The smallest value in a range of possible values. A characterization of the quantitative assessment of a phenomenon. Dopplergram ElectricField Ephemeris MagneticField NeutralGas Radiance Spectrum Waves.Active Waves.Passive Waves ThermalPlasma Profile NeutralAtomImages Magnetogram Irradiance IonComposition InstrumentStatus ImageIntensity EnergeticParticles ActivityIndex The largest value in a range of possible values. A characterization of an integrated collection of software and hardware containing one or more sensors and associated controls used to produce data on an environment. Antenna ElectrostaticAnalyser EnergeticParticleInstrument Interferometer Magnetometer MassSpectrometer MultispectralImager NeutralParticleDetector ParticleCorrelator ParticleDetector QuadrisphericalAnalyser ResonanceSounder RetardingPotentialAnalyser Riometer SearchCoil SpectralPowerReceiver Spectrometer WaveformReceiver Unspecified TimeOfFlight SpacecraftPotentialControl Sounder ScintillationDetector Radiometer Radar ProportionalCounter Platform Photopolarimeter Photometer NeutralAtomImager MicrochannelPlate LongWire LangmuirProbe IonDrift IonChamber ImagingSpectrometer Imager GeigerMuellerTube FourierTransformSpectrograph FluxFeedback FaradayCup ElectronDriftInstrument DustDetector DoubleSphere Coronograph Channeltron The name given to the contract or engagement which enabled the data to be produced. Each investigation is associated with a Principal Investigator or Guest Investigator who was responsible for the original proposal. A starting point in time. A set of unambiguous rules that establishes the representation of information within a file. ASCII GZIP None ZIP Unicode TAR Base64 BZIP2 A description of the standardized measurement increments in which a value is specified. AkasofuEpsilon AlfvenMachNumber AlfvenVelocity Other PlasmaBeta TotalPressure VCrossB MagnetosonicMachNumber FrequencyToGyrofrequencyRat An ending point in time. A set of programmatically related observatories. The location of a place on Earth specified as an angle north (positive) or south (negative) of the equator defined by the coordinate system in use.