A World-Wide Net of Solar Radio Spectrometers: e-CALLISTO

By A. Benz, C. Monstein, H. Meyer, P. Manoharan, R. Ramesh, A. Altyntsev, A. Lara, J. Páez, Kyung-Suk Cho. 2009

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Subfields: Astronomy and Astrophysics, Oceanography

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• A review of solar type III radio bursts (2014, background): “On the global scale we would like to mention the e-Callisto project (Benz et al., 2009b), an international network of solar radio spectrometers that has more than 66 instruments in more than 35 locations with users from more than 92 countries.”
• SunPy—Python for solar physics (2015, methodology): “and convenient visualization and sampling of the data. Currently, the Spectrogram class supports radio spectrograms from the e-Callisto ( http://www.e-callisto.org/) solar radio spectrometer network (Benz et al., 2009) and STEREO/SWAVES spectrograms (Bougeret et al., 2008). Listing 5 shows how the C”