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The data produced by Wind are of the highest quality andthe Wind investigators make an enormously diverse set of key parameter (KP)data products available to the world scientific community. As Table 1.0 shows, Wind experimenters makeavailable 220 KP products from 6 different particles and field experiments. Of the data downloaded through CDAWeb, the KPs produced by Wind continue to be used by this community more than those of any other mission.

 

 

Wind KP Data Products

 

Wind Instrument

Data Publicly Available

Vector data products in bold

Number of KPs available

SWE

Solar wind velocity, ion bulk flow, thermal speed, ion number density, dynamic pressure. Electron temperature, energy, anisotropy, heat flux, bulk velocity, density, s/c potential.

26

MFI

B field magnitude, rms, and direction in various coordinate frames and time resolutions

57

3DP

Electron and ion flux (7 energies), density, temperature, and velocity. Electron heat flux

24

WAVES

Receiver voltages in 3 bands.Ê E field avg in 76 frequencies. 3-10 sec resolution solar wind density. Daily dynamic spectra, 1-min IDL save sets, 1-min average solar wind density (WAVES home page)

83

EPACT

He, O, Fe, CNO, electron and proton fluxes over a broad range of energies/nucleon

14

SMS

Avg alpha velocity, C/O abundances, C and O ionization temperatures

16

TOTAL

 

220

 

 

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