Solar System Interest Group - Session Schedule - IVOA November 2025 Interoperability Meeting

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Time: Saturday November 15 - 11:00-12:30 (Görlitz local time) check your timezone

Location: Room Wichernhaus "zenith"

Speaker	Title	Abstract	Time	Material
All	Discussion		10'
Sara Bertocco (in person)	HAPI Interface of the Trieste Solar Radio System (TSRS) Heritage Archive	The Trieste Astronomical Observatory hosted the Trieste Solar Radio System (TSRS), a two-channel solar radio polarimeter set, operational from 1969 to 2010. It provided continuous surveillance of decimetric and metric coronal radio emissions with high time resolution. While old data are only available on a physical support, a digital collection of the observations is available from 1999 onwards. An ongoing project is modernising and refurbishing the TSRS Heritage Archive (TSRS-HA) to establish a durable, open resource, applying FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) across the entire data pipeline. As a first key milestone, a HAPI interface to the digitized data has been implemented to enable standardized programmatic access. We demonstrate how to visualize and explore TSRS-HA data through this interface leveraging the new HAPI support in TOPCAT with the final goal of integrating legacy solar radio observations within modern heliophysics workflows.	15'+5'
Thomas Boch (in person)	New planetary HiPS created at CDS	I will present the recently created planetary surface HiPS datasets produced at CDS, highlighting the main challenges encountered during their generation. I will also discuss the current limitations of the HiPS standard regarding planetary metadata, focusing on missing or incomplete elements.	15'+5'
Stéphane Erard (in person)	Support for irregular planetary bodies in TOPCAT	In response to a discussion during the 2024 fall Interop, TOPCAT now provides improved support of 3D shape models, in particular for small Solar System bodies. Use cases and applications will be presented, in particular to space missions.	15'+5'
Pierre Le Sidaner (in person)	VESPA geospatial portal for planetary surfaces	The recent VESPA geoportal will be presented, with a stress on new functionalities provided through the evolution of CDS tools - HiPs, MOC, MOCset, AladinLite.	15'+5'

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