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SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS WEB SERVICES
FOR ASTRONOMY:
THE SSDC SCIENTIFIC TOOLS
F. Verrecchia, F. Lucarelli
ASI Space Science Data Center (SSDC)
INAF - Astr. Obs. of Rome
OUTLINE
• An SSDC description
• The Multi-Mission & MWL environment of the ASI-
SSDC and the SSDC online services
• A fast tutorial for SSDC web services (??)
• (The SSDC resident catalogues)
• Summary and outlook
• (VO services)
F. Verrecchia – INAF CSN5 Forum – Bologna, 23/06/22 2
SSDC OVERVIEW
The Space Science Data Center is a Research Infrastructure of the Italian Space Agency
MAIN GOAL
acquire, manage, process and distribute data from (mainly) space based
mission adopting the FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable)
principles.
• SSDC management and organization involves
several Research Institutes: ASI
INAF
- ASI – Italian Space Agency (Scientific &
Technical (Agile, Euclid,
- INAF – National Institute for Astrophysics Coordination and
Management)
NuSTAR,…)
- INFN – National Institute for Nuclear Physics
Telespazio INFN
• Industries are involved for Information and SERCO (AMS, Fermi,
Communication Technology supports. (ICT) …)
F. Verrecchia – INAF CSN5 Forum – Bologna, 23/06/22
SSDC OVERVIEW
The Space Science Data Center is a Research Infrastructure of the Italian Space Agency
MAIN GOAL
acquire, manage, process and distribute data from (mainly) space based
mission adopting the FAIR (Findable,
soAccessible, Interoperable, Reusable)
principles.
=>Multi-Mission, Multi-Instrument & Multi-frequency
and apart from
• SSDC management the hostinginvolves
and organization of all different archives, also
interoperability
several Research Institutes: of almost all data through specific
ASI tools
INAF
- ASI – Italian Space Agency (Scientific &
Technical (Agile, Euclid,
- INAF – National Institute for Astrophysics Coordination and
Management)
NuSTAR,…)
- INFN – National Institute for Nuclear Physics
Telespazio INFN
• Industries are involved for Information and SERCO (AMS, Fermi,
Communication Technology supports. (ICT) …)
F. Verrecchia – INAF CSN5 Forum – Bologna, 23/06/22
SSDC OVERVIEW
The Space Science Data Center is a Research Infrastructure of the Italian Space Agency
• SSDC infrastructure: HW (PCs, servers, network infrastructure), specific SW
licenses
mainly funded by ASI
• SSDC scientific operations and research:
mainly INAF & INFN responsibility under ASI management and with contribution
• Infrastructure installation and maintenance, industr. SW development:
mainly IT Industries responsibility under ASI management and with contribution
Taking into account FAIR principles, the SW environment and the specific SW
development is mainly based on Open Source packages on Linux OSs,
except for the single specific mission Data processing based on Teams
official SW. =>DP pipeline developed in collaboration, IT & Scientists!
F. Verrecchia – INAF CSN5 Forum – Bologna, 23/06/22
SSDC DUTIES
The ASI-SSDC activities include various different cases, almost all
interoperable through an HW and some SW infrastructures
• SSDC data archives: general storage infrastructure, with clear specific exceptions
• Specific Mission Data processing (DP): each specific mission has its own duties
specified in MoUs or other agreements. Different specific data processing are
possible, from simple extraction and publication of delivered data results to a real
complete DP from raw data with all data level production, as for case of the official
unique AGILE Data Center
• SW Infrastructure: a DP SW repository including common multi-mission tools and
mission official SWs; a web scientific services dedicated SW infrastructure
• A specific NEW SW infrastructure for Advanced Scientific Tools: born for the
completely revised version (2005) of the historical SED Builder tool and applied to
different and more recent tools such as Cosmic Ray DB & MATISSE but ALSO as
portal to some data archive (Fermi Data Retrieval)
• VO activities environment: currently mainly for catalogs!
F. Verrecchia – INAF CSN5 Forum – Bologna, 23/06/22
THE ASI-SSDC MWL EXPERIENCE
o The ASI-SSDC (former ASDC) on MWL only!:
• wide experience as MWL data center, both for low-level data
products (AGILE data center, Fermi-LAT/SWIFT/… data
mirror center) and high-level data, data products and catalogs
(GAIA, AGILE, FERMI-LAT, ...).
• Data and data products integrated in a fully MWL environment
(MMIA: Multi-Mission Interactive Archive).
• Possibility to perform cross-catalog searches between
resident and external catalogs (DE: Data Explorer tool).
• Powerful tools to extract SED of sources and modelization.
F. Verrecchia – INAF CSN5 Forum – Bologna, 23/06/22 7
THE ASI-SSDC MWL EXPERIENCE
o The ASI-SSDC (former ASDC) web services main scheme:
• Data:
raw data &
MMIA scientific
(MW system) products (level 3)
DE: access
to other
int./ext. data
Adv. SC. real time QL
TOOLS: insert imaging tools
extracted data
sent extracted data!
Catalogs
VO
overlay
functionalities
F. Verrecchia – INAF CSN5 Forum – Bologna, 23/06/22 8
THE ASI-SSDC MWL EXPERIENCE
o The ASI-SSDC (former ASDC) web services main scheme (II):
• Catalogs:
SSDC Single catalog
interactive web
Catalogs pages
VO page
DE: access
functionalities access source
to other
int./ext. data scientific
products
• Advanced Scientific Tools:
dedicated
Adv.TOOL products
(new SW Access to repositories
infrastructure) some data
VO archive
functionalities F. Verrecchia – INAF CSN5 Forum – Bologna, 23/06/22 9
THE ASI-SSDC MWL EXPERIENCE
o A web services main SIMPLIFIED scheme:
• Data: =>single archives, with specific contraints=>inserted in
unique infrastructure (MMIA)
• Catalogs: =>published catalogs, with ADDED scientific value AND
“per-source” products =>inserted in unique infrastructure
• Advanced Scientific tools: different, dedicated SW environment
(with specific refinements per mission/service)
• VO-services: a new TAP service created, under population; other
VO-service already present are under revision, further new ones
under study
F. Verrecchia – INAF CSN5 Forum – Bologna, 23/06/22 10THE ASI-SSDC MWL EXPERIENCE
o An historical/functional SIMPLIFIED scheme: based on open
source SW and programming languages
• Original web services CORE (from 90’s): based on HEAsoft, IRAF
packages, DS9; scientific Browse RDBMS for observations/catalogs
repositories; Fortran 77, shell scripting, perl; web programming on HTML,
PHP and CGI scripting (shell/perl) ->partly updated to use Python and
RDBMS MySQL/PostgreSQL (e.a. AGILE/Fermi/ Herschel data archives);
image visualization with JS9;
• Advanced TOOLS environment: updated to use more recent COTS
SW versions on more recent OSs, many Python env., Envi SW, vtp (3D),
JS9, etc. (SED Builder, Sky Explorer, MATISSE, Cosmic Ray DB,
ExoPlanet) also dedicated visualization with PHP/Java (SED Builder 3D
plots)
F. Verrecchia – INAF CSN5 Forum – Bologna, 23/06/22 11THE ASI-SSDC MWL EXPERIENCE
o An historical/functional SIMPLIFIED scheme: based on open
source SW and programming languages
• Original web services CORE (from 90’s): based on HEAsoft, IRAF
packages, DS9; scientific Browse RDBMS for observations/catalogs
repositories; Fortran 77, shell scripting, perl; web programming on HTML,
PHP and CGI scripting (shell/perl) ->partly updated to use Python and
RDBMS MySQL/PostgreSQL (e.a. AGILE/Fermi/ Herschel data archives);
image visualization with JS9;
• Advanced TOOLS environment: updated to use more recent COTS
SW versions on more recent OSs, many Python env., Envi SW, vtp (3D),
JS9, etc. (SED Builder, Sky Explorer, MATISSE, Cosmic Ray DB,
ExoPlanet) also dedicated visualization with PHP/Java (SED Builder 3D
plots)
F. Verrecchia – INAF CSN5 Forum – Bologna, 23/06/22 12THE ASI-SSDC MWL EXPERIENCE
• Dedicated mission web servers: AGILE Services; Fermi Data
Retrieval; Gaia Portal! Solar System ; CHEOPS mirror
o Experience: problems & advices (obvious?)
• =>EASY to develop NEW tools with NEW technologies!!
• =>VERY DIFFICULT to MANAGE a COMPLETE UPGRADE of an
operative Data Center with few decades life! Many interoperabilities
between tools & archives
• Better to DOUBLE the WEB services: a COMPLETE second independent
DEVELOPMENT environment should be the best strategy
• Currently strategy has been to proceed case-by-case
• Collaboration among IT & Scientific personnel
F. Verrecchia – INAF CSN5 Forum – Bologna, 23/06/22 13SUMMARY AND OUTLOOK
• We presented here a simple SSDC web services scheme
and the expierience: from Original 90’s to 2020’s updates
=> new modern scientific topics (Solar Sys. Exploration,
Cosmic Rays, Terrestrial physics, etc.) and advanced
old&new tools (SED Builder, Sky Explorer, MATISSE,
Cosmic Ray DB…).
• Transition in progress: convert old “Core” env. To new one
• The MWL SSDC environment provide several unique
features that can support a large part of the astronomical
community, from HE astrophysics to cosmology,
planetology and cosmic ray physics.
F. Verrecchia – INAF CSN5 Forum – Bologna, 23/06/22 14SUMMARY AND OUTLOOK
• All services and tools are updated/mantained (web server
upgrade, improve graphical layout, add new features, bug-
fixes …) in close synergy with the industrial support.
• Further Space Physics under study by ASI: solar physics,
NEO obsrvations
F. Verrecchia – INAF CSN5 Forum – Bologna, 23/06/22 15THE SSDC WEB GATEWAY
AND A SIMPLE EXAMPLE
(IF THERE’S TIME)
16AGILE ONLINE ANALYSIS:
SEE PITTORI’S TALK
MATISSE TOOL (SOLAR
SYSTEM EXPLORATION): SSDC CONTRIBUTION
TO EUCLID:
GAIA PORTAL
SED Builder
17THE SSDC RESIDENT CATALOGS
18ALL SSDC SOURCE CATALOGS
MWL CATALOGS (X-RAY, HE, VHE, …)
F. Verrecchia – INAF CSN5 Forum – Bologna, 23/06/22 19MULTI-BAND AND MULTI-FREQUENCY CAT. F. Verrecchia – INAF CSN5 Forum – Bologna, 23/06/22 20
ACCESS TO SSDC MISSION CATALOGS Possibility to export the table in CSV, LaTex, ASCII format F. Verrecchia – INAF CSN5 Forum – Bologna, 23/06/22 21
ACCESS TO SSDC MISSION CATALOGS
export the table to
VO tools!
Access scientific products!
click on Data Explorer
F. Verrecchia – INAF CSN5 Forum – Bologna, 23/06/22 22Entry TeV J1959+6508
R.A.(J2000) = 19 59 59.9 (299.9996 deg) l=98.00
THE EDATA XPLOER Dec (J2000) = +65 08 54.7 (65.1485 deg) b=17.67
Galactic nH = 1.00E+21 (cm^-2) Source Names
Er r or cir cle EX PLORER Sour ce D etails Feedback
D efault catalogs
(always selected)
Selectable catalogs:
Default selection [i]
Radio [select]
Infrared [select]
Optical [select]
X-Ray [select]
Gamma [select]
Source Catalogs [select]
[Selected catalog List >> ]
show sources list show sources list
size ( ar cm in) 60
download image in ps format download image in ps format
Create new image
Position selected R.A.=19 59 59.9 (299.9996 deg) l=98.00 SED Builder Source Names
for the analysis: Dec=+65 08 54.7 (65.1485 deg) b=17.67
Reset Position Galactic nH= 1.00E+21 (cm^-2)
Additional Services -
SSDC-resident astronomical catalogs Search Other Services Bibliography search
Group of Catalogs Selected Catalogs VIZIER(X-R-G) VIZIER(O-IR) NED BZBJ1959+650 8
SIMBAD HEASARC(X-R-G)
Radio IR Optical QORG AGN BZCAT in time range between
GSC2 STSCI MAST 2MASS
X-ray Gamma ZCAT NGC ZWICKY SDSS USNO-B1.0 NVO 1900 and 2018
By name via NED
Search radius 0.2 arcmin Search radius 0.2 arcmin
By coordinat es via ADS
Access to Public Data Archives -
Queries to single data archives Multiple queries to SSDC data archives
Gamma Ray Data Data Explorer Spectral band [ all]
AGILE Fermi EGRET Radio-Micro wave
IR-Optic-UV
Search radius 50 degrees X ray
Gamma ray
X-Ray data
F. Verrecchia – INAF CSN5 Forum – Bologna, 23/06/22 Submit 23
BeppoSAX ROSAT ASCA EINSTEIN EXOSAT SwiftACCESS TO SSDC MWL TOOLS Entry TeV J1959+6508
R.A.(J2000) = 19 59 59.9 (299.9996 deg) l=98.00
Dec (J2000) = +65 08 54.7 (65.1485 deg) b=17.67
Galactic nH = 1.00E+21 (cm^-2) Source Names
Er r or cir cle EX PLORER Sour ce D etails Feedback
THE ERROR
CIRCLE D efault catalogs
(always selected)
EXPLORER Selectable catalogs:
Default selection [i]
(ECE) Radio [select]
Infrared [select]
Optical [select]
X-Ray [select]
Gamma [select]
Source Catalogs [select]
[Selected catalog List >> ]
show sources list show sources list
size ( ar cm in) 60
download image in ps format download image in ps format
Create new image
Catalog Position selected
for the analysis:
R.A.=19 59 59.9 (299.9996 deg)
Dec=+65 08 54.7 (65.1485 deg)
l=98.00
b=17.67
SED Builder Source Names
queries: Reset Position Galactic nH= 1.00E+21 (cm^-2)
• Internal: for Additional Services -
SSDC-resident astronomical catalogs Search Other Services Bibliography search
each energy Group of Catalogs Selected Catalogs VIZIER(X-R-G) VIZIER(O-IR) NED BZBJ1959+650 8
band
SIMBAD HEASARC(X-R-G)
Radio IR Optical QORG AGN BZCAT in time range between
GSC2 STSCI MAST 2MASS
X-ray Gamma ZCAT NGC ZWICKY SDSS USNO-B1.0 NVO 1900 and 2018
• External: to Search radius 0.2 arcmin Search radius 0.2 arcmin
By name via NED
By coordinat es via ADS
external Access to Public Data Archives -
catalogs DB Queries to single data archives Multiple queries to SSDC data archives
or data Gamma Ray Data Spectral band [ all]
Radio-Micro wave
archives
AGILE Fermi EGRET
IR-Optic-UV
Search radius 50 degrees X ray
Gamma ray
X-Ray data
F. Verrecchia – INAF CSN5 Forum – Bologna, 23/06/22 Submit
24
BeppoSAX ROSAT ASCA EINSTEIN EXOSAT SwiftEntry TeV J1959+6508
R.A.(J2000) = 19 59 59.9 (299.9996 deg) l=98.00
LINK TO SSDC MWL TOOLS Dec (J2000) = +65 08 54.7 (65.1485 deg) b=17.67
Galactic nH = 1.00E+21 (cm^-2) Source Names
Er r or cir cle EX PLORER Sour ce D etails Feedback
SEDBuilder D efault catalogs
(always selected)
Selectable catalogs:
Default selection [i]
Radio [select]
Infrared [select]
Optical [select]
X-Ray [select]
Gamma [select]
Source Catalogs [select]
[Selected catalog List >> ]
show sources list show sources list
size ( ar cm in) 60
download image in ps format download image in ps format
Create new image
Position selected R.A.=19 59 59.9 (299.9996 deg) l=98.00 SED Builder Source Names
for the analysis: Dec=+65 08 54.7 (65.1485 deg) b=17.67
Reset Position Galactic nH= 1.00E+21 (cm^-2)
Additional Services -
SSDC-resident astronomical catalogs Search Other Services Bibliography search
Group of Catalogs Selected Catalogs VIZIER(X-R-G) VIZIER(O-IR) NED BZBJ1959+650 8
SIMBAD HEASARC(X-R-G)
Radio IR Optical QORG AGN BZCAT in time range between
GSC2 STSCI MAST 2MASS
X-ray Gamma ZCAT NGC ZWICKY SDSS USNO-B1.0 NVO 1900 and 2018
By name via NED
Search radius 0.2 arcmin Search radius 0.2 arcmin
By coordinat es via ADS
Archival data from WHIPPLE, HEGRA,
Access to MAGIC, VERITAS
Public Data Archives -
Queries to single data archives Multiple queries to SSDC data archives
Gamma Ray Data Spectral band [ all]
AGILE Fermi EGRET Radio-Micro wave
IR-Optic-UV
Search radius 50 degrees X ray
Gamma ray
X-Ray data
F. Verrecchia – INAF CSN5 Forum – Bologna, 23/06/22 Submit 25
BeppoSAX ROSAT ASCA EINSTEIN EXOSAT SwiftSSDC STAFF
SSDC team involves around 40
people: scientists from ASI, INAF, INFN
and SW engineers from Telespazio &
SERCO, experts in different fields.
ssdc.asi.it
F. Lucarelli – … 26BACKUP SLIDES
27SSDC VO SERVICES
28VO ACTIVITIES: CATALOG SAMP CONNECTOR
o SSDC catalog web pages
include a VO toolbox to send
catalog tables to VO tools,
either TOPCAT or Aladin,
using a SAMP connector.
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