Solar System Interest Group

This interest group is chaired by AnneRaugh (appointed 2021-06).

Charter

The Solar System Interest Group (SSIG) will aim at reviewing IVOA standards in the scope of Solar System sciences. The SSIG will work with all IVOA working groups to review, assess and propose IVOA standard adjustments for Solar System sciences. The standard assessments, reviews and potential evolutions will be proposed to relevant working groups keeping in mind two main ideas:

• re-use of IVOA standards with as little changes as possible
• modifications with a topical scope as wide as possible

Mailing List

The SSIG mailing list is available here. Register to participate or receive news and updates.

Objectives

The objectives of the SSIG was compiled during a preliminary IPDA-IVOA interaction study conducted in 2015.

Here is the list of completed objectives:

• Adoption of EPN-TAP (Solar System flavor of ObsTAP, developed by Europlanet/VESPA). Currently in PR status
• FITS keyword standardization for Planetary targets (collaboration with VESPA and USGS). Publication: Marmo, C. et al. (2018) FITS Format for Planetary Surfaces: Definitions, Applications, and Best Practices, Earth and Space Science, Volume 5, Issue 10, pp. 640-651, https://doi.org/10.1029/2018EA000388

• Standard List of observation facilities (Ground Observatories and Space Missions).
• Reviewing and extending IVOA Data Models and Semantics to Solar and Planetary Sciences.
• Standard List Coordinate Systems and Reference Frames. Link with NASA/NAIF SPICE system for possible implementation in STC-2.
• Standardization of planetary observation geometry (linked with the OGC/GIS community), covers semantics, data model and implementation

• Exoplanetary sciences (using planetary standards for exoplanetary data to enhance comparative analyses)

Sessions and Meetings

IVOA Northern Spring Interop May 2017

• Main session: SSIG plenary session
• Presentations in other sessions: DAL, Semantics, TDIG

IVOA Southern Spring Interop Oct 2017

• Presentation in other sessions

IVOA Northern Spring Interop May 2018

• Main session: SSIG plenary session
• Splinter session: SSIG splinter session

• • Semantics session (B. Cecconi: Observatory and Reference Frame nomenclatures)
  • TDIG session (M. Gangloff: VOEvent; B. Cecconi: Das2 and Autoplot)

IVOA Southern Spring Interop Nov 2018

• Splinter session: SSIG splinter session

• • TDIG session (J. Vandegriff: HAPI protocol)

IVOA Northern Spring Interop May 2019

• Plenary session: SSIG plenary session
• Splinter session: SSIG splinter session

• • DM session (S. Hughes: PDS4 Information Model)

Related Projects

• IPDA (International Planetary Data Alliance)
• Europlanet/VESPA (Virtual European Solar and Planetary Access)
• IHDEA (International Heliophysics Data Environment Alliance)

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Solar System Interest Group

Charter

The Solar System Interest Group (SSIG) will aim at reviewing IVOA standards in the scope of Solar System sciences. The SSIG will work with all IVOA working groups to review, assess and propose IVOA standard adjustments for Solar System sciences. The standard assessments, reviews and potential evolutions will be proposed to relevant working groups keeping in mind two main ideas:

• re-use of IVOA standards with as little changes as possible
• modifications with a topical scope as wide as possible

Mailing List

The SSIG mailing list is available here. Register to participate or receive news and updates.

Objectives

• Adoption of EPN-TAP (Solar System flavor of ObsTAP, developed by Europlanet/VESPA). Currently in PR status
• FITS keyword standardization for Planetary targets (collaboration with VESPA and USGS). Publication: Marmo, C. et al. (2018) FITS Format for Planetary Surfaces: Definitions, Applications, and Best Practices, Earth and Space Science, Volume 5, Issue 10, pp. 640-651, https://doi.org/10.1029/2018EA000388

• Standard List Coordinate Systems and Reference Frames. Link with NASA/NAIF SPICE system for possible implementation in STC-2.
• Standardization of planetary observation geometry (linked with the OGC/GIS community), covers semantics, data model and implementation

• Work with Astronomy Data Centers to enhance the distribution of their planetary products (ESO, CADC, HST…)
• Cross-matching of registries (IVOA, SPASE, NASA/PDS…), at least on Dublin Core.
• Promoting and extending SAMP (Simple Application Messaging Protocol), adding new message types (e.g., PDS3, PDS4, netCDF, HDF5…)

• Proposing new serialization examples for IVOA standards with file formats used in solar and planetary sciences (HDF5, CDF, netCDF…)
• VOEvent for “Space Situational Awareness” (SSA) for Earth and planetary events.
• Exoplanetary sciences (using planetary standards for exoplanetary data to enhance comparative analyses)

Sessions and Meetings

IVOA Northern Spring Interop May 2017

• Main session: SSIG plenary session
• Presentations in other sessions: DAL, Semantics, TDIG

IVOA Southern Spring Interop Oct 2017

• Presentation in other sessions

IVOA Northern Spring Interop May 2018

• Main session: SSIG plenary session
• Splinter session: SSIG splinter session
• Presentations in other sessions:
  • Semantics session (B. Cecconi: Observatory and Reference Frame nomenclatures)
  • TDIG session (M. Gangloff: VOEvent; B. Cecconi: Das2 and Autoplot)

IVOA Southern Spring Interop Nov 2018

• Splinter session: SSIG splinter session

• • TDIG session (J. Vandegriff: HAPI protocol)

IVOA Northern Spring Interop May 2019

• Plenary session: SSIG plenary session
• Splinter session: SSIG splinter session
• Other sessions:
  • DM session (S. Hughes: PDS4 Information Model)

Related Projects

• IPDA (International Planetary Data Alliance)
• Europlanet/VESPA (Virtual European Solar and Planetary Access)
• IHDEA (International Heliophysics Data Environment Alliance)

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Solar System Interest Group

This interest group is chaired by BaptisteCecconi (appointed 2017-05-14).

Charter

The Solar System Interest Group (SSIG) will aim at reviewing IVOA standards in the scope of Solar System sciences. The SSIG will work with all IVOA working groups to review, assess and propose IVOA standard adjustments for Solar System sciences. The standard assessments, reviews and potential evolutions will be proposed to relevant working groups keeping in mind two main ideas:

• re-use of IVOA standards with as little changes as possible
• modifications with a topical scope as wide as possible

Mailing List

The SSIG mailing list is available here. Register to participate or receive news and updates.

Objectives

Sessions and Meetings

IVOA Northern Spring Interop May 2017

• Main session: SSIG plenary session
• Presentations in other sessions: DAL, Semantics, TDIG

IVOA Southern Spring Interop Oct 2017

• Presentation in other sessions

IVOA Northern Spring Interop May 2018

• Main session: SSIG plenary session
• Splinter session: SSIG splinter session
• Presentations in other sessions:
  • Semantics session (B. Cecconi: Observatory and Reference Frame nomenclatures)
  • TDIG session (M. Gangloff: VOEvent; B. Cecconi: Das2 and Autoplot)

IVOA Southern Spring Interop Nov 2018

• Splinter session: SSIG splinter session
• Présentations in other sessions:
  • TDIG session (J. Vandegriff: HAPI protocol)

IVOA Northern Spring Interop May 2019

• Plenary session: SSIG plenary session
• Splinter session: SSIG splinter session
• Other sessions:
  • DM session (S. Hughes: PDS4 Information Model)

Related Projects

• Europlanet/VESPA (Virtual European Solar and Planetary Access)

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Solar System Interest Group

This interest group is chaired by BaptisteCecconi (appointed 2017-05-14).

Charter

The Solar System Interest Group (SSIG) will aim at reviewing IVOA standards in the scope of Solar System sciences. The SSIG will work with all IVOA working groups to review, assess and propose IVOA standard adjustments for Solar System sciences. The standard assessments, reviews and potential evolutions will be proposed to relevant working groups keeping in mind two main ideas:

• re-use of IVOA standards with as little changes as possible
• modifications with a topical scope as wide as possible

Mailing List

The SSIG mailing list is available here. Register to participate or receive news and updates.

Objectives

The preliminary IPDA-IVOA interaction study conducted in 2015 highlighted the following focus topics for the SSIG:

• Standard List Coordinate Systems and Reference Frames. Link with NASA/NAIF SPICE system for possible implementation in STC.
• Standardization of planetary observation geometry (linked with the OGC/GIS community), covers semantics, data model and implementation
• Consolidation of EPN-TAP (Solar System flavor of ObsTAP, developed by Europlanet/VESPA). Adjustments of Table Access Protocol (TAP) and Astronomical Data Query Language (ADQL). Future IVOA Standard ?
• Standard List of Ground Observatories and Space Missions.
• Work with Astronomy Data Centers to enhance the distribution of their planetary products (ESO, CADC, HST…)
• Cross-matching of registries (IVOA, SPASE, NASA/PDS…), at least on Dublin Core.
• Promoting and extending SAMP (Simple Application Messaging Protocol), adding new message types (e.g., PDS3, PDS4, netCDF, HDF5…)
• Reviewing and extending IVOA Data Models and Semantics to Solar and Planetary Sciences.
• Proposing new serialization examples for IVOA standards with file formats used in solar and planetary sciences (HDF5, netCDF…)
• FITS keyword standardization for Planetary targets (ongoing work within VESPA and USGS)
• VOEvent for “Space Situational Awareness” (SSA) for Earth and planetary events.
• Exoplanetary sciences (using planetary standards for exoplanetary data to enhance comparative analyses)

Sessions and Meetings

IVOA Northern Spring Interop May 2017

• Main session: SSIG plenary session
• Presentations in other sessions: DAL, Semantics, TDIG

IVOA Southern Spring Interop Oct 2017

• Presentation in other sessions

IVOA Northern Spring Interop May 2018

• Main session: SSIG plenary session
• Splinter session: SSIG splinter session

Related Projects

• IPDA (International Planetary Data Alliance)
• Europlanet/VESPA (Virtual European Solar and Planetary Access)

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Solar System Interest Group

This interest group is chaired by BaptisteCecconi (appointed 2017-05-14).

Charter

The Solar System Interest Group (SSIG) will aim at reviewing IVOA standards in the scope of Solar System sciences. The SSIG will work with all IVOA working groups to review, assess and propose IVOA standard adjustments for Solar System sciences. The standard assessments, reviews and potential evolutions will be proposed to relevant working groups keeping in mind two main ideas:

• re-use of IVOA standards with as little changes as possible
• modifications with a topical scope as wide as possible

Mailing List

The SSIG mailing list is available here. Register to participate or receive news and updates.

Objectives

The preliminary IPDA-IVOA interaction study conducted in 2015 highlighted the following focus topics for the SSIG:

• Standard List Coordinate Systems and Reference Frames. Link with NASA/NAIF SPICE system for possible implementation in STC.
• Standardization of planetary observation geometry (linked with the OGC/GIS community), covers semantics, data model and implementation
• Consolidation of EPN-TAP (Solar System flavor of ObsTAP, developed by Europlanet/VESPA). Adjustments of Table Access Protocol (TAP) and Astronomical Data Query Language (ADQL). Future IVOA Standard ?
• Standard List of Ground Observatories and Space Missions.
• Work with Astronomy Data Centers to enhance the distribution of their planetary products (ESO, CADC, HST…)
• Cross-matching of registries (IVOA, SPASE, NASA/PDS…), at least on Dublin Core.
• Promoting and extending SAMP (Simple Application Messaging Protocol), adding new message types (e.g., PDS3, PDS4, netCDF, HDF5…)
• Reviewing and extending IVOA Data Models and Semantics to Solar and Planetary Sciences.
• Proposing new serialization examples for IVOA standards with file formats used in solar and planetary sciences (HDF5, netCDF…)
• FITS keyword standardization for Planetary targets (ongoing work within VESPA and USGS)
• VOEvent for “Space Situational Awareness” (SSA) for Earth and planetary events.
• Exoplanetary sciences (using planetary standards for exoplanetary data to enhance comparative analyses)

Sessions and Meetings

IVOA Northern Spring Interop May 2017

• Main session: SSIG plenary session
• Presentations in other sessions: DAL, Semantics, TDIG

IVOA Southern Spring Interop Oct 2017

• Presentation in other sessions

IVOA Northern Spring Interop May 2018

• Main session: SSIG plenary session
• Splinter session: SSIG splinter session

Related Projects

• IPDA (International Planetary Data Alliance)
• Europlanet/VESPA (Virtual European Solar and Planetary Access)

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Solar System Interest Group

This interest group is chaired by BaptisteCecconi (appointed 2017-05-14).

Charter

The Solar System Interest Group (SSIG) will aim at reviewing IVOA standards in the scope of Solar System sciences. The SSIG will work with all IVOA working groups to review, assess and propose IVOA standard adjustments for Solar System sciences. The standard assessments, reviews and potential evolutions will be proposed to relevant working groups keeping in mind two main ideas:

• re-use of IVOA standards with as little changes as possible
• modifications with a topical scope as wide as possible

Mailing List

The SSIG mailing list is available here. Register to participate or receive news and updates.

Objectives

The preliminary IPDA-IVOA interaction study conducted in 2015 highlighted the following focus topics for the SSIG:

• Standard List Coordinate Systems and Reference Frames. Link with NASA/NAIF SPICE system for possible implementation in STC.
• Standardization of planetary observation geometry (linked with the OGC/GIS community), covers semantics, data model and implementation
• Consolidation of EPN-TAP (Solar System flavor of ObsTAP, developed by Europlanet/VESPA). Adjustments of Table Access Protocol (TAP) and Astronomical Data Query Language (ADQL). Future IVOA Standard ?
• Standard List of Ground Observatories and Space Missions.
• Work with Astronomy Data Centers to enhance the distribution of their planetary products (ESO, CADC, HST…)
• Cross-matching of registries (IVOA, SPASE, NASA/PDS…), at least on Dublin Core.
• Promoting and extending SAMP (Simple Application Messaging Protocol), adding new message types (e.g., PDS3, PDS4, netCDF, HDF5…)
• Reviewing and extending IVOA Data Models and Semantics to Solar and Planetary Sciences.
• Proposing new serialization examples for IVOA standards with file formats used in solar and planetary sciences (HDF5, netCDF…)
• FITS keyword standardization for Planetary targets (ongoing work within VESPA and USGS)
• VOEvent for “Space Situational Awareness” (SSA) for Earth and planetary events.
• Exoplanetary sciences (using planetary standards for exoplanetary data to enhance comparative analyses)

Sessions and Meetings

• Main session: SSIG plenary session
• Presentations in other sessions: DAL, Semantics, TDIG

• Presentation in other sessions

Related Projects

• IPDA (International Planetary Data Alliance)
• Europlanet/VESPA (Virtual European Solar and Planetary Access)

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Solar System Interest Group

This interest group is chaired by BaptisteCecconi (appointed 2017-05-14).

Charter

The Solar System Interest Group (SSIG) will aim at reviewing IVOA standards in the scope of Solar System sciences. The SSIG will work with all IVOA working groups to review, assess and propose IVOA standard adjustments for Solar System sciences. The standard assessments, reviews and potential evolutions will be proposed to relevant working groups keeping in mind two main ideas:

• re-use of IVOA standards with as little changes as possible
• modifications with a topical scope as wide as possible

Mailing List

The SSIG mailing list is available here. Register to participate or receive news and updates.

Objectives

The preliminary IPDA-IVOA interaction study conducted in 2015 highlighted the following focus topics for the SSIG:

• Standard List Coordinate Systems and Reference Frames. Link with NASA/NAIF SPICE system for possible implementation in STC.
• Standardization of planetary observation geometry (linked with the OGC/GIS community), covers semantics, data model and implementation
• Consolidation of EPN-TAP (Solar System flavor of ObsTAP, developed by Europlanet/VESPA). Adjustments of Table Access Protocol (TAP) and Astronomical Data Query Language (ADQL). Future IVOA Standard ?
• Standard List of Ground Observatories and Space Missions.
• Work with Astronomy Data Centers to enhance the distribution of their planetary products (ESO, CADC, HST…)
• Cross-matching of registries (IVOA, SPASE, NASA/PDS…), at least on Dublin Core.
• Promoting and extending SAMP (Simple Application Messaging Protocol), adding new message types (e.g., PDS3, PDS4, netCDF, HDF5…)
• Reviewing and extending IVOA Data Models and Semantics to Solar and Planetary Sciences.
• Proposing new serialization examples for IVOA standards with file formats used in solar and planetary sciences (HDF5, netCDF…)
• FITS keyword standardization for Planetary targets (ongoing work within VESPA and USGS)
• VOEvent for “Space Situational Awareness” (SSA) for Earth and planetary events.
• Exoplanetary sciences (using planetary standards for exoplanetary data to enhance comparative analyses)

Sessions and Meetings

IVOA Northern Spring Interop 2017

• Main session: SSIG plenary session
• Presentations in other sessions: DAL, Semantics, TDIG

Related Projects

• IPDA (International Planetary Data Alliance)
• Europlanet/VESPA (Virtual European Solar and Planetary Access)

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Solar System Interest Group

This interest group is chaired by BaptisteCecconi (appointed 2017-05-14).

Charter

The Solar System Interest Group (SSIG) will aim at reviewing IVOA standards in the scope of Solar System sciences. The SSIG will work with all IVOA working groups to review, assess and propose IVOA standard adjustments for Solar System sciences. The standard assessments, reviews and potential evolutions will be proposed to relevant working groups keeping in mind two main ideas:

• re-use of IVOA standards with as little changes as possible
• modifications with a topical scope as wide as possible

Mailing List

The SSIG mailing list is available here. Register to participate or receive news and updates.

Objectives

The preliminary IPDA-IVOA interaction study conducted in 2015 highlighted the following focus topics for the SSIG:

• Standardization of planetary observation geometry (linked with the OGC/GIS community), covers semantics, data model and implementation

• Standard List of Ground Observatories and Space Missions.
• Work with Astronomy Data Centers to enhance the distribution of their planetary products (ESO, CADC, HST…)

• Reviewing and extending IVOA Data Models and Semantics to Solar and Planetary Sciences.
• Proposing new serialization examples for IVOA standards with file formats used in solar and planetary sciences (HDF5, netCDF…)
• FITS keyword standardization for Planetary targets (ongoing work within VESPA and USGS)
• VOEvent for “Space Situational Awareness” (SSA) for Earth and planetary events.
• Exoplanetary sciences (using planetary standards for exoplanetary data to enhance comparative analyses)

Sessions and Meetings

IVOA Northern Spring Interop 2017

• Main session: SSIG plenary session

Related Projects

• IPDA (International Planetary Data Alliance)
• Europlanet/VESPA (Virtual European Solar and Planetary Access)

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Solar System Interest Group

This interest group is chaired by BaptisteCecconi (appointed 2017-05-14).

Charter

The Solar System Interest Group (SSIG) will aim at reviewing IVOA standards in the scope of Solar System sciences. The SSIG will work with all IVOA working groups to review, assess and propose IVOA standard adjustments for Solar System sciences. The standard assessments, reviews and potential evolutions will be proposed to relevant working groups keeping in mind two main ideas:

• re-use of IVOA standards with as little changes as possible
• modifications with a topical scope as wide as possible

Mailing List

The SSIG mailing list is available here. Register to participate or receive news and updates.

Objectives

The preliminary IPDA-IVOA interaction study conducted in 2015 highlighted the following focus topics for the SSIG:

• Standard List Coordinate Systems and Reference Frames. Link with NASA/NAIF SPICE system for possible implementation in STC.
• Standardization of planetary observation geometry (linked with the OGC/GIS community), covers semantics, data model and implementation
• Consolidation of EPN-TAP (Solar System flavor of ObsTAP, developed by Europlanet/VESPA). Adjustments of TAP and ADQL. Future IVOA Standard ?
• Standard List of Ground Observatories and Space Missions.
• Work with Astronomy Data Centers to enhance the distribution of their planetary products (ESO, CADC, HST…)
• Cross-matching of registries (IVOA, SPASE, NASA/PDS…), at least on Dublin Core.
• Promoting and extending SAMP (Simple Application Messaging Protocol), adding new message types (e.g., NASA/PDS, netCDF, HDF5…)
• Reviewing and extending IVOA Data Models and Semantics to Solar and Planetary Sciences.
• Proposing new serialization examples for IVOA standards with file formats used in solar and planetary sciences (HDF5, netCDF…)
• FITS keyword standardization for Planetary targets (ongoing work within VESPA and USGS)
• VOEvent for “Space Situational Awareness” (SSA) for Earth and planetary events.
• Exoplanetary sciences (using planetary standards for exoplanetary data to enhance comparative analyses)

Related Projects

• IPDA (International Planetary Data Alliance)
• Europlanet/VESPA (Virtual European Solar and Planetary Access)

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Solar System Interest Group

This interest group is chaired by BaptisteCecconi (appointed 2017-05-14).

Charter

The Solar System Interest Group (SSIG) will aim at reviewing IVOA standards in the scope of Solar System sciences. The SSIG will work with all IVOA working groups to review, assess and propose IVOA standard adjustments for Solar System sciences. The standard assessments, reviews and potential evolutions will be proposed to relevant working groups keeping in mind two main ideas:

• re-use of IVOA standards with as little changes as possible
• modifications with a topical scope as wide as possible

Objectives

The preliminary IPDA-IVOA interaction study conducted in 2015 highlighted the following focus topics for the SSIG:

• Standard List Coordinate Systems and Reference Frames. Link with NASA/NAIF SPICE system for possible implementation in STC.
• Standardization of planetary observation geometry (linked with the OGC/GIS community), covers semantics, data model and implementation
• Consolidation of EPN-TAP (Solar System flavor of ObsTAP, developed by Europlanet/VESPA). Adjustments of TAP and ADQL. Future IVOA Standard ?
• Standard List of Ground Observatories and Space Missions.
• Work with Astronomy Data Centers to enhance the distribution of their planetary products (ESO, CADC, HST…)
• Cross-matching of registries (IVOA, SPASE, NASA/PDS…), at least on Dublin Core.
• Promoting and extending SAMP (Simple Application Messaging Protocol), adding new message types (e.g., NASA/PDS, netCDF, HDF5…)
• Reviewing and extending IVOA Data Models and Semantics to Solar and Planetary Sciences.
• Proposing new serialization examples for IVOA standards with file formats used in solar and planetary sciences (HDF5, netCDF…)
• FITS keyword standardization for Planetary targets (ongoing work within VESPA and USGS)
• VOEvent for “Space Situational Awareness” (SSA) for Earth and planetary events.
• Exoplanetary sciences (using planetary standards for exoplanetary data to enhance comparative analyses)

Related Projects

• IPDA (International Planetary Data Alliance)
• Europlanet/VESPA (Virtual European Solar and Planetary Access)

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Solar System Interest Group

This interest group is chaired by BaptisteCecconi (appointed 2017-05-14).

Charter

The Solar System Interest Group (SSIG) will aim at reviewing IVOA standards in the scope of Solar System sciences. The SSIG will work with all IVOA working groups to review, assess and propose IVOA standard adjustments for Solar System sciences. The standard assessments, reviews and potential evolutions will be proposed to relevant working groups keeping in mind two main ideas:

• re-use of IVOA standards with as little changes as possible
• modifications with a topical scope as wide as possible

Objectives

The preliminary IPDA-IVOA interaction study conducted in 2015 highlighted the following focus topics for the SSIG:

• Standard List Coordinate Systems and Reference Frames. Link with NASA/NAIF SPICE system for possible implementation in STC.
• Standardization of planetary observation geometry (linked with the OGC/GIS community), covers semantics, data model and implementation
• Consolidation of EPN-TAP (Solar System flavor of ObsTAP, developed by Europlanet/VESPA). Adjustments of TAP and ADQL. Future IVOA Standard ?
• Standard List of Ground Observatories and Space Missions.
• Work with Astronomy Data Centers to enhance the distribution of their planetary products (ESO, CADC, HST…)
• Cross-matching of registries (IVOA, SPASE, NASA/PDS…), at least on Dublin Core.
• Promoting and extending SAMP (Simple Application Messaging Protocol), adding new message types (e.g., NASA/PDS, netCDF, HDF5…)
• Reviewing and extending IVOA Data Models and Semantics to Solar and Planetary Sciences.
• Proposing new serialization examples for IVOA standards with file formats used in solar and planetary sciences (HDF5, netCDF…)
• FITS keyword standardization for Planetary targets (ongoing work within VESPA and USGS)
• VOEvent for “Space Situational Awareness” (SSA) for Earth and planetary events.
• Exoplanetary sciences (using planetary standards for exoplanetary data to enhance comparative analyses)

Related Projects

• IPDA (International Planetary Data Alliance)
• Europlanet/VESPA (Virtual European Solar and Planetary Access)

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