Canadian Space Science Data Portal
The new version of CSSDP is now open for your use.
Please report any defects found to admin@cssdp.ca.
Welcome to the Canadian Space Science Data Portal - CSSDP.
The CSSDP is a secure data distribution portal for the Canadian GeoSpace Monitoring program (
CGSM), involving six university and government partners that are each responsible for management, archival and validation of their own data. The CSSDP presents users with a seamless, single point of access to CGSM
data, visualization tools, and value-added data products.
Access to CGSM data is open to all registered users - registration is free for all non-commercial use subject to the rules of the road.
The CSSDP respects data access restrictions specified by university groups or government agencies operating particular instruments.
CGSM is a program coordinating observations, data-assimilation and modelling.
The data are used to study the near-Earth space environment including phenomena such as the Aurora
Borealis and other Space Weather.
CGSM is the successor to the Canadian Space Agency CANOPUS program, which
involved the operation of a network of 13 Canadian ground-based observational sites
from 1986 to March 2005.
CGSM Program Elements:
External Links/Observations:
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Project
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Instruments
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Affiliation
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CADI
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Radio
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University of Western Ontario
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CANMOS
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Magnetometers
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NRCan, Ottawa
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CARISMA
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Magnetometers
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University of Alberta
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F10.7
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Radio
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Dominion Observatory, BC
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NORSTAR
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Optical/Radio
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University of Calgary
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SuperDARN Canada
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Radio
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University of Saskatchewan
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External Links/Modelling:
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Project
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Scope
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Affiliation
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FDAM
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Modelling
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University of Alberta
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CSWFC
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Space Weather
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NRCan, Ottawa
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CGSM contacts.
CSSDP is funded in part by CANARIE Inc. CANARIE and the Canadian Space Agency CSA, with initial funding for its design and implementation provided by the
Alberta Science and Research Authority ASRA and
the University of Alberta. The CSSDP is currently hosted at the University of
Alberta.