The Italian Space Agency (ASI) funds the CAESAR_ (Comprehensive spAce wEather Studies for the ASPIS prototype Realization) project.
The project, officially started on December 21st and lasting 25 months, responds to a call created by the agreement between ASI and the National Institute of Astrophysics (INAF) aimed at carrying out "Study activities for the scientific community of Space Weather for population of the ASPIS scientific data center ".
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What is CAESAR?
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Description
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**CAESAR** (Comprehensive Space Weather Studies for the ASPIS Prototype Realization) is a project supported by the Italian Space Agency and the National Institute of Astrophysics through the ASI-INAF n.2020-35-HH.0 agreement for the development of the ASPIS prototype of scientific data centre for Space Weather.
Check out the :doc:`CAESAR` section for further information, including the details on :ref:`ASPIS` the project.
Check out the :doc:`caesar` section for further information, including the details on :ref:`ASPIS` the project.
To read about the latest news of the project please, visit the website `CAESAR project <https://caesar.iaps.inaf.it>`_
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The project
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The aim of the project is the creation, within the ASI Space Science Data Center, of a scientific center for the collection, processing and distribution of Space Weather data to the Italian scientific community, called ASPIS_ (ASI Space Weather Infrastructure).
CAESAR_ will design and build a prototype of ASPIS_ populated with high scientific level data and products.
The TSST potassium MOF-based channel operate at 769.9 nm, sounding an atmospheric layer about 300–400 km over the solar photosphere. The TSST acquires simultaneously photospheric LoS velocity and magnetic maps with a maximum cadence of 15 s.
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Data Relationships
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The TSST potassium MOF-based channel operate at 769.9 nm, sounding an atmospheric layer about 300–400 km over the solar photosphere. The TSST acquires simultaneously photospheric LoS velocity and magnetic maps with a maximum cadence of 15 s.
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