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For current files on space weather conditions visit our main data directory
Also, you may want to visit:
- Today's Space Weather can be found at the Space Weather Prediction Center (formerly the NOAA Space Environment Center): http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/today.html (which contains current GOES solar X-ray flux, the geomagnetic index Kp, the three-day forecast, and other space environment measurements.)
- The Penticton F10.7 web site has the current F10.7 (2800 MHz) values.
- CAPS, our Communication and Alert Planning System, provides current global Total Electron Content, Maximum Usable Frequency, foF2, and the current global solar and geomagnetic conditions, in formats that can either be seen on PDA's, Iphones, and Google Earth, using our Earth Space 4-D application.
- GAPS, our Geosynchronous Alert and Prediction System, provides the current geosynchronous charging environment, useful for monitoring spacecraft charging conditions.
- Real-time solar X-ray data and solar-X-ray flare predictions, with associated communication, navigation, and spacecraft conditions are available at our Solar Flare Status web page.
- Current SOHO/SEM 26 - 34 nm flux and 0.1 - 50 nm flux can be found on our SolarApex web site.
- Data from the Jacchia-Bowman 2006/2008 Thermospheric Density models can be found at the JB2006 web site.
- The SET/SpaceWx Home Page, which contains the current and 1-day forecasted F10.7 and E10.7 plots (click on images for more information).
For the most comprehensive real-time and historical data, the SET Solar Irradiance Platform is a GUI-based client application you can use to retrieve all X-ray, UV, and EUV irradiances.
Additionally, SET provides tailored space weather data products that address thermospheric (JB2006) and ionospheric (Ionospheric Forecast Model) real-time conditions. These applications address critical needs in HF radio communications (e.g., for airline flight operations), satellite drag, and other mission-critical systems susceptible to space weather. Please contact us for more information.