IfA Catalogs of Solar Data Products

The IfA Data Catalogs were produced to enhance the scientific output of coronal images acquired from ground and space, starting with the SoHO era. Image processing tools have played a significant role in the production of these catalogs.
Data are provided in jpeg and fits format, with options for creating movies. The catalogs will be continuously updated as more data become publicly available.

Support for this work was provided by NASA grants NNX07AH90G and NNX08AJ07G to the Institute for Astronomy of the University of Hawai'i.
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	Coronal Images Daily processed images from EIT, MLSO and LASCO/C2 and C3, as well as from the whole LASCO dataset. Separate images or composites from different instruments are provided [Morgan et al. 2006] [Scholl and Habbal 2008].			Solar Events and Features Query CME databases to view the corresponding processed LASCO images.
	Tomographic Maps Maps of the coronal density structure covering a solar cycle [Morgan et al. 2009].			Total Solar Eclipses Images from the eclipses of 2006 onwards [Habbal et al. 2007].

H. Morgan, S. R. Habbal, and R. Woo. The Depiction of Coronal Structure in White-Light Images. Sol. Phys., 236:263–272, 2006.
S. R. Habbal et al. Localized Enhancements of Fe+10 Density in the Corona as Observed in Fe XI 789.2 nm during the 2006 March 29 Total Solar Eclipse. ApJ,663:598-609, 2007.
H. Morgan, S. R. Habbal, and N. Lugaz. Mapping the Structure of the Corona Using Fourier Backprojection Tomography. ApJ, 690:1119–1129, 2009.
I. F. Scholl and S. R. Habbal. Automatic Detection and Classification of Coronal Holes and Filaments Based on EUV and Magnetogram Observations of the Solar Disk. Sol. Phys., 248:425–439, 2008.