The Helioviewer Project

New interactive visualization tools developed by the NASA/European Space Agency (ESA) Helioviewer Project allow scientists and the general public to explore images captured by solar observing spacecraft. This five-part series explains the origins and aims of the Helioviewer Project, what the tools do and how they work, and where the Project is headed in the future.




Explore the Sun on your desktop with Helioviewer
Published June 13, 2011




Getting started with Helioviewer.org
Published June 14, 2011




Explore the sun in depth with JHelioviewer
Published June 15, 2011




How it works: Building the Helioviewer “back end” with JPEG2000
Published June 16, 2011




Helioviewer’s future: an Internet for solar image data
Published June 17,2011




Here is a time-lapse video of the Sun, May 2010 to May 2011, made using JHelioviewer.




LEARN MORE

Helioviewer.org (Web app)

A collection of video highlights from 2011 (so far) created by Helioviewer.org users.

See a Helioviewer.org video made by “citizen scientist” LudzikLegoTechnics on YouTube.

The Helioviewer Project Wiki

JHelioviewer (downloadable software)

Read a Web feature about JHelioviewer and its capabilities

The JHelioviewer online handbook

JHelioviewer video tutorial on YouTube HD

ESA Web feature about JHelioviewer.

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OH AND DID I MENTION? All opinions and opinionlike objects in this blog are mine alone and NOT those of NASA or Goddard Space Flight Center. And while we’re at it, links to websites posted on this blog do not imply endorsement of those websites by NASA.

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