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SPARC is available
24 hours a day
for real-time and archival data access and scientific collaboration. Click here to access SPARC's web-based workshop environment (WorkTools) Click here to jump directly to SPARC's real-time data monitoring page SPARC is a community resource for space physics and aeronomy. For more information, assistance using the system, or help integrating your data with the system, please send e-mail to sparc@umich.edu. |
 The
Fourth Thermospheric/Ionospheric Geospheric Research (TIGER) Symposium
is being conducted virtually using
WorkTools, 10-14 June 2002. |
S-RAMP
and GEM-SMC are conducting a series of
ongoing electronic
workshops using WorkTools. |
Interactions
recently published an
article on the impact of the Upper Atmospheric Research Collaboratory
(UARC), SPARC's predecessor.
MIT's Technology Review also published a
piece
on collaboratories that focused on UARC. |
brings together researchers in
upper atmospheric and space physics from around the world, providing
them a set of online collaboration tools and workspaces that link together
scientific instruments, data, and models. The
collaboratory is itself a subject of study by computer and behavioral
scientists who are developing and refining the tools and organizational
structures that will make such real-time, online collaborative research
commonplace. |
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This site is sponsored and maintained by the School of Information, University of Michigan. SPARC is supported by the U. S. National Science Foundation under cooperative agreement IRI-9216848. |
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Send questions or
comments to sparc@umich.edu. |
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