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Bulletins

Bulletins are brief updates about SRS Open Science Platform components, such as tooling, datasets, and sensor networks. A bulletin can be about dataset releases, sensor deployments, releases of new skymaps or other higher-level data products, just to name a few. Below is a searchable keyword-based list for all bulletins.

It is expected that this list will grow faster than the larger news articles, as they are more brief and rapid in nature. Note that we have created bulletins going back to June 2024, just to populate this with what has happened since then. This feature was released in February 2026.

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April 23, 2026Apr 23New Real-time Data page addedWebsite

We have added a new Real-time Data page with information about how to access real-time data part of the Open Science Platform. This describes the available websites for real-time data, and how to use the API to access RT streams recently enabled. A table shows each API real-time stream, and includes a preview link for viewing the latest frame, along with direct API endpoints for programmatic access.

April 22, 2026Apr 22Website reorganizationWebsite

We have reorganized the website navigation to better separate our data archive from our software tools and visualizations. Dataset descriptions now live under the Data section alongside archive information, while software libraries, crib sheets, and API documentation have moved to a new Tools section.

We have added a lot of new content to this website over the last few months, so we hope this reorganization of the site will help users find what they're looking for faster.

April 8, 2026Apr 8AuroraX Real-Time Viewer releasedAuroraX

The new AuroraX Real-Time Viewer has been released. This interactive tool displays live auroral imagery from camera networks across the globe on a 3D map, along with real-time spacecraft positions and space weather data from NOAA SWPC. Read more in our news post.

March 12, 2026Mar 12New Data Volume page addedWebsite

We have added a new Data Volume page to this website, providing a summary of the data included in the SRS Open Science Platform. The page features an interactive chart showing data volume and file counts broken down by dataset or general category.

March 12, 2026Mar 12New 'How to Cite' page addedWebsite

We have added a new How to Cite page to this website. The page is designed to help users quickly and easily know what needs to be included in your paper when using a dataset or tool provided by us.

March 4, 2026Mar 4Publications database addedWebsite

We have added a new Publications page to this website, listing publications that are enabled by the SRS Open Science Platform.

We are continuing to add publications from the last 30+ years, so this list will grow over time. We plan to update the database at least once per year, around February-March, which lines up with our fiscal year end reporting time.

February 27, 2026Feb 27Automated data uploading enabled for AuroraXAuroraX

After a long wait since first launching the AuroraX platform, we have now been able to automated data uploading of ephemeris and data product data (horray! ). This means that the platform now supports exploring last night's ASI data in the Event Explorer and Keogramist.

For the conjunction search, the base statement is that any ASI data with ephemeris records means we have raw data available for use. We are working towards updating this logic to support generation of ephemeris records for when we know we will have raw data available for. Meaning it just hasn't been received from the remote sites and ingested, but it does exist. This next change will mean that conjunction searches will be possible for last night's data. We will post a bulletin when this is generally-available.

February 27, 2026Feb 27AuroraX database updated with latest dataAuroraX

The AuroraX database has been updated with the latest data, supporting Conjunction Search, the Event Explorer, and Keogramist. Explore the platform's complete data availability here.

A reminder that ephemeris data for all-sky imager systems is currently only uploaded when the raw data is returned from the remote sites. We are working to improve this to better match Swarm-Aurora's availability for finding recent conjunctions (as data ingestion usually sees a 3-4 months lag).

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THEMIS ASI data from 2022-01-01 to present does not include ML-derived metadata for the cloud and amorphous pulsating aurora models. We are working to get the models into production so that this data can be backfilled. A future bulletin will provide an update when this has been completed.

February 24, 2026Feb 24EZIE added to Swarm-Aurora and AuroraXAuroraXSwarm-Aurora

The EZIE spacecrafts have been added to Swarm-Aurora and AuroraX.

February 20, 2026Feb 20New Learning Paths page addedWebsite

We have added a new Learning Paths page to help new users get up to speed with our data and tooling. The page provides guided, step-by-step crib sheet sequences for both optical and RF instrument data. The page can be found in the Data section, under Learning Paths.

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