The SERPENTINE JupyterHub Server
Our JupyterHub server provides free access to deploy the tools developed by the SERPENTINE project without requiring any installations beyond a web browser! You only need to create a free GitHub account! You can go directly to the URL above, or browse our list of tools below and click the corresponding links to open the tools directly.
A user guide and an FAQ can be found on the server here and our terms of service can be found on the login page here
Available Tools
The Multi-Spacecraft Constellation Plotter Solar-MACH – Kernel: Solar-MACH
- File path: /serpentine/notebooks/solarmach/solarmach.ipynb
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A tool to derive and visualise the spatial configuration and solar magnetic connection of different observers (i.e., spacecraft or planets) in the heliosphere at different times.
Solar Energetic Particle Analysis Tools – Kernel: SEP Analysis
- File path: /serpentine/notebooks/sep_analysis_tools/data_loader.ipynb
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A collection of functions that drastically simplifies obtaining and visualising SEP data sets measured by the current heliospheric spacecraft fleet. - File path: /serpentine/notebooks/sep_analysis_tools/dynamic_spectrum.ipynb
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A dynamic spectrum plotter for different particle species measured by the current heliospheric spacecraft fleet and radio observations. - File path: /serpentine/notebooks/sep_analysis_tools/onset_determination.ipynb
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This notebook uses the established Poisson-CUSUM method to automatically derive the onset times of an SEP event. - File path: /serpentine/notebooks/sep_analysis_tools/time_shift_analysis.ipynb
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This interactive tool enables inferring the solar release time of an SEP event observed in many different energy channels