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license: mit |
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size_categories: |
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- 100B<n<1T |
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tags: |
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- Helio |
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- coronal-extrapolation |
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configs: |
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- config_name: default |
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default: true |
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data_files: |
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- split: train |
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path: "train.csv" |
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- split: validation |
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path: "validation.csv" |
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- split: test |
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path: "test.csv" |
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- split: leaky_validation |
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path: "leaky_validation.csv" |
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--- |
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# Coronal Field Extrapolation Dataset |
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## Dataset Summary |
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This dataset contains spherical harmonic coefficients of the coronal magnetic potential generated by emulating the physics-based **ADAPT-WSA PFSS** (Potential Field Source Surface) code, driven by **SDO/HMI** solar magnetogram observations. The target spherical harmonic coefficients represent the magnetic potential between the photosphere and the source surface (set to 2.51 Rs). |
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Each file also contains additional variables from the WSA model output, such as: |
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- Photospheric polarity maps |
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- Open/closed field line masks |
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Because ADAPT-WSA is an ensemble model, data is included for all **12 realizations** (`R000` β `R011`) in the filenames. Spherical harmonic data are stored in FITS HDU index **3**, formatted as a `(2, 91, 91)` array. Each `(91, 91)` array is triangular, with unused elements left as zero. The dataset covers May 2010 to December 2024 and includes daily simulations, with splits designed for consistent training, validation, and testing across years. |
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## Supported Tasks and Applications |
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- **Surrogate modeling**: Training ML models to emulate ADAPT-WSA PFSS outputs |
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- **Coronal field reconstruction**: Predicting global magnetic field structure from photospheric inputs |
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- **Space weather forecasting**: Estimating open/closed field lines and solar wind connectivity |
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- **Physics emulation**: Foundation models replacing computationally expensive PFSS runs |
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## Data Structure |
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### Data Files |
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- `train.csv`: Instances from Feb 15 to Dec 31 in each year between 2010β2019 |
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- `validation.csv`: Instances from Jan 15β28 of each year between 2010β2019 |
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- `test.csv`: All instances from each year between 2020β2024 |
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- `leaky_validation.csv`: Instances from Jan 1β14 and Jan 29βFeb 11 of each year between 2010β2019 |
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Compressed simulation model outputs containing spherical harmonics are available in `data.tar.gz`. Individual files are stored in FITS format. There are 12 ensemble realizations per one timestamp. Each file includes: |
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- Spherical harmonic coefficients (HDU index 3) |
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- Photospheric polarity information |
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- Open/closed field masks |
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- The paths to realizations (`R000`β`R011`) are provided in above mentioned csv files. |
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### Features |
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- **Spherical Harmonics**: `(2, 91, 91)` triangular arrays |
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- Order: up to 90 |
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- Normalization: Schmidt |
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## Dataset Details |
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| Field | Description | |
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| **Temporal Coverage** | May 13, 2010 β Dec 31, 2024 | |
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| **Data Format** | FITS | |
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| **Data Shape** | (2, 91, 91) per instance | |
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| **Data Size** | 5,347 instances * 12 realizations | |
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| **Cadence** | 1 day | |
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| **Total File Size** | ~36.2 GB (compressed) | |
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| **Size per file** | ~763 KB | |
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## Example Code (Python) |
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```python |
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from astropy.io import fits |
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import numpy as np |
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import torch |
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fits_file = fits.open("wsa_201005010800R000_ahmi.fits") |
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sph_data = fits_file[3].data.copy() |
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fits_file.close() |
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coefficients = torch.from_numpy( |
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np.array( |
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[ |
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sph_data[0, :, :][np.triu_indices(sph_data.shape[1])], |
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sph_data[1, :, :][np.triu_indices(sph_data.shape[1])], |
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] |
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) |
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) |
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``` |
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## Contact |
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Daniel da Silva, [[email protected]]([email protected]) |
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