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What AIDA is about

AIDA brings a transformational innovation to the analysis of heliophysics data in four steps.
First, AIDA will develop a new open source software called AIDApy written in Python (a free language) and capable of collecting, combining and correlating data from different space missions. AIDApy wants to replace mission-specific tools written for costly languages (such as IDL) that exclude many scientists, students and amateur space enthusiasts from exploring the data, with a much-needed single platform where methods are shared and continuously improved by the whole community.

EGU 2021

Last two days to submit application on EGU2021! Abstract submissions will be accepted until Wednesday, 20 January at 13:00 CET.

It will take place on 19-30 April 2021 fully virtual. The meeting programme will be available on 3 March 2021.

For more details, see the official website.

AIDA submitted applications to show new advancements of the project.

AIDA's newsletter n.6 / December 2020

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Season's Greeting 2020

AIDA in 3 minutes!

In these two years of AIDA project many results have been obtained. In particular the two instruments AIDApy and AIDAdb are now both public. A short video to present our work.
 

Events

AIDA partners showed the advancements of the project in many events online, here some of the main conferences:

Switch to Space (September 4th)

The sun in a microchip: understanding the Sun and its impact on the Earth using computer modelling (Giovanni Lapenta)

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AIDA is part of PyHC

Python in Heliophysics Community (PyHC) promotes and facilitates the use and development of Python for Heliophysics. PyHC aims to provide a variety of tutorials, resources, a list of useful packages, general discussion, and advice. The majority of people are in the US but some are in Europe. 

PostDoc on the application of ML methods to space and astrophysics

The KU Leuven Center for Mathematical Plasma Astrophysics is looking for a PostDoctoral candidate with interest in applying Machine Learning (ML) and Data Assimilation techniques to space science. The position will combine the study of simulations (massively parallel kinetic simulation with particle in cell methods, massively parallel fluid simulations of the magnetospheric system) and observations from remote sensing (e.g. SDO, solar dynamic observatory) and in situ (e.g.

AIDA's newsletter n.4 / June 2020

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Second annual meeting

Due to the emergency situation, the second annual meeting will be the 26th of June online. The Advisory Board will be with us during this meeting. The beautiful place of Spineto Abbey will wait for the next meeting to be held the 17-21 May 2021.
 

Spineto Abbey

AIDApy and AIDAdb

The first relase of AIDApy is now public! 
Follow the advancement of the AIDA tools at the following page: 
 

Video: "What is space weather?"

An introduction to the Sun Earth connection.
Thanks to Giovanni Lapenta (KU Leuven) an interesting lecture on what is space weather, for more details see:

AIDA at EGU 2020

During the last EGU (4-8 May 2020), many presentations were shown by the AIDA partners together with the advancement of the work.
For more details, see http://aida-space.eu/AIDAatEGU2020
Here are collected AIDA presentations along with others related to AIDA topics.

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