Modern representation of databases on the example of the Catalog of Solar Proton Events in the 23rd Cycle of Solar Activity


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Abstract

The development of studies of solar sources and their effects on the state of the near-Earth space required systematization of the corresponding information in the form of databases and catalogs for the entire time of observation of any geoeffective phenomenon that includes, if possible at the time of creation, all of the characteristics of the phenomena themselves and the sources of these phenomena on the Sun. A uniform presentation of information in the form of a series of similar catalogs that cover long time intervals is of particular importance. The large amount of information collected in such catalogs makes it necessary to use modern methods of its organization and presentation that allow a transition between individual parts of the catalog and a quick search for necessary events and their characteristics, which is implemented in the presented Catalog of Solar Proton Events in the 23rd Cycle of Solar Activity of the sequence of catalogs (six separate issues) that cover the period from 1970 to 2009 (20th–23rd solar cycles).

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V. N. Ishkov

Institute of Terrestrial Magnetism, Ionosphere and Radio Wave Propagation

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Email: ishkov@izmiran.ru
Russian Federation, Moscow

L. P. Zabarinskaya

Geophysical Center

Email: ishkov@izmiran.ru
Russian Federation, Moscow

N. A. Sergeeva

Geophysical Center

Email: ishkov@izmiran.ru
Russian Federation, Moscow

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