For those interested, I've been doing the same thing, only with auroral data added to the mix. Try here (Go down and click on the VIS or WIC links at the bottom of the page), or here.
Can't provide a movie for the currents yet, but we
do have one for the global potential measured by SuperDARN. Brian uses that in combination with the mag data from Iridium to find his currents:
http://superdarn.jhuapl.edu/map/index.html
Not all space science is done from orbit:-).
The ISTP site has a nice page that links to all the instruments that will be studying this in real-time. For those who want to watch the Ionosphere, try the SuperDARN Ionospheric Radars real-time page. (Gratuitious Plug - This is my page).
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For those interested, I've been doing the same
thing, only with auroral data added to the mix. Try here (Go down and click on the VIS or WIC links at the bottom of the page),
or here.
If you want to know about the code, go here.
For those who are interested, you can watch HF propagation conditions in real-time from the SuperDARN radars here.. Also check this out.
Sorry bollixed up the url, it should be:
SuperDARN Convection Maps
Can't provide a movie for the currents yet, but we do have one for the global potential measured by SuperDARN. Brian uses that in combination with the mag data from Iridium to find his currents: http://superdarn.jhuapl.edu/map/index.html Not all space science is done from orbit :-).
The ISTP site has a nice page that links to all the instruments that will be studying this in real-time. For those who want to watch the Ionosphere, try the SuperDARN Ionospheric Radars real-time page. (Gratuitious Plug - This is my page).