The APIS service provides access to spectro-imaging auroral observations of solar system planets and moons acquired by various UV observatories.
News
Summer release
30 Jun 2015
Addition of two recent observational campaigns :
Saturn, Feb.-Jun. 2014 (STIS, 45 images)
Ganymede, Jan.-Feb. 2014 (STIS, 8 spectra)
Updates
20 May 2015
Addition of four datasets :
Europa, Nov.-Dec. 2012 (STIS, 19 spectra)
Jupiter, Nov. 2012-Jan. 2014 (STIS, 19 images, 2 spectra)
Jupiter, Jan. 2014 (STIS, 27 images, 14 spectra)
Jupiter, Jan.-Mar. 2014 (STIS, 4 long exposure spectra)
Addition of Jupiter cylindrical/polar projections for the periods :
2012-2014
2009 (3 long exposure time-tagged images, each sequenced into 100s long sub-exposures)
2000-2001 (Jupiter flyby by the Cassini spacecraft)
Completion of previous STIS datasets (Jupiter, Saturn<2003) : for each STIS observation made of several sub-exposures, all the sub-exposures and the sum of them are now available separately, similarly to ACS data.
Reference
21 Jan 2015
A paper fully describing the APIS service has been published in a special issue of the Astronomy and Computing journal on Virtual Observatories. Preprint online.
