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View sequences of still images. |
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View Daily, Monthly, or sliding 12-hour
movies of the latest images. |
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Generate a variety of archive summary
reports. |
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Search the archive for images matching
your criteria, and retrieve data online. |
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These pages highlight extraordinary solar
activity or mission milestones. See the first released SXI image. |
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Technical description of the SXI instrument,
archive, and database. |
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The Space Environment Center (SEC) provides
the downlink, and initial processing of all SXI imagery. Their site
provides a variety of information, including operational status reports,
a scientific user's guide, and a mission overview. |
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View a list of organizations that have made the SXI
mission possible. |
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Discuss SXI issues with others in the SXI Forum. |
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NEWS
June 8, 2004, Transit of Venus in SXI
On June 8th, from about 05:13 to about 11:25 UT Venus passed
between the Sun and the Earth. This tranist of Venus is the
first in 122 years. In SXI images, Venus will appear as a
dark disk about 12 pixels (1 arcminute) in diameter. View
a special movie of this transit on the Greatest
Hits page.
For the latest information concerning SXI, check the maintained by the Space Environment Center.
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If you have questions concerning the current status of the instrument,
image processing, or image quality, please follow the Operations
link to the Space Environment Center.
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Real-time access to GOES SXI data is accomplished through a cooperative
effort between NOAA's Space Environment Center (SEC) and National
Geophysical Data Center (NGDC). SEC collects the data from GOES-12,
provides initial processing, and integrates the observation into
their real-time space weather alert and forecast services. The data
are instantaneously transmitted to NGDC where they are archived
and made available via this web interface.
SXI Operational
Status at SEC.
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