The APIS service provides access to UV spectro-imaging auroral observations of solar system planets and moons.
News
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.
Update
24 Jul 2014
Major update of the search interface, with many new advanced search criteria, such as the position of moons and spacecraft (Galileo and Cassini) for the Jupiter and Saturn systems.
Addition of two recent campaigns :
– Saturn, Apr.-May 2013 (ACS, 345 images)
– Uranus, Sept.-Oct. 2012 (ACS/STIS, 23 images, 3 spectra)
Moons
16 Apr 2014
Addition of Io, Ganymede and Titan campaigns over 1997-2011 :
– Io, Sept.-Oct. 1997 (STIS, 8 spectra)
– Io, Aug. 1998 (STIS, 2 images, 18 spectra)
– Io, Sept. 1999-Feb. 2000 (STIS, 2 images, 92 spectra)
– Io, Dec. 2001 (STIS, 4 spectra)
– Io/Ganymede/Europa, Feb. 2007 (ACS, 20 images)
– Ganymede, Oct. 1998 (STIS, 8 spectra)
– Ganymede/Europa, Oct. 1999-Dec. 2000 (STIS, 13 spectra)
– Ganymede, Nov.-Dec. 2003 (ACS/STIS, 4 images, 4 spectra)
– Ganymede, Sep. 2010-Oct. 2011 (STIS, 20 spectra)
– Titan/Saturn, Jan.-Feb. 2009 (ACS, 117 images)
