Data Index

The HAARP Ionospheric Observatory uses numerous scientific instruments to study the earth's geomagnetic environment and to assess radio propagation conditions. These instruments operate continuously, monitoring and archiving the naturally occurring variations that take place in response to the sun's day-to-day and long term variability. Current geophysical data is available from the scientific instruments in the listing below.

This page updates automatically. Last update: 2/5/2004; 09:44:41 UTC

	Magnetometer Current Chart and Archives Magnetometer Chain		VHF Classic Riometer Current Chart and Archives New (experimental) Riometer

	HAARP HF Ionosonde Latest Ionogram Ionosonde Home Page Historical Time Series.		Induction Magnetometer Current Chart About the Induction Magnetometer

--- Total Electron Content, Tomography, and Scintillation ---
Total Electron Content Running TEC Chart TEC Archive from GPS	Latitude Scans of TEC and Scintillation About TEC Archive of Scans	TEC Tomography Most Recent Image Image Archive

--- Spectrum Monitor ---
	Waterfall Charts Current 1-30 Mhz chart Yesterday's chart NCDXF Beacons chart Yesterday's Beacon chart VHF waterfall chart 1 VHF waterfall chart 2		Signal Strength Charts WWV/WWVH (15 MHz) WWV (20 MHz) Int'l Broadcast 49m Band Current Spectrum Monitor

	HAARP Observatory Weather Station Current Conditions Running 36 hr Weather Chart Archived weather data		HAARP VLF Receiver Chart Selector

HAARP All-Sky Imager Latest All-Sky Image. Image Catalog.		GPS Scintillation Charts from AFRL. Ionospheric Scintillation Charts from AFRL. Description of GPS Charts.

Other Sources of Auroral Data

Current Space Environment
NOAA/POES prediction of Auroral Oval.
HLMS VHF Auroral Radar.
GEDDS display.
Polar convection plots

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