Data products descriptions are detailed in a dedicated webpage. Same for RPW data standards. Please visite those pages if you have any questions/needs about RPW data.

• How to read science data files?
• Examples and tutorials of use
• User supplied softwares

How to read the RPW science data files?

RPW science data are provided as NASA Common Data Format (CDF) files. Visit official NASA CDF Web site for more details about CDF format and how to read it.

Examples of RPW data usage

Solar Orbiter 8th Workshop RPW TDS & TNR data tutorials using cdflib and maser4py:

• Try on Binder
• Source files
• HTML notebooks for TDS and TNR

Analysis of TNR and LFR L2 data using pyrfu Python module:

• Try on Binder
• Source files
• HTML notebook

Analysis of LFR L2 data using spacepy Python module:

• Try on Binder
• Source files
• HTML notebook -

All RPW tutorial files are freely available on https://gitlab.obspm.fr/rpw/tutorials

User Supplied Software

• MASER4PY
  MASER4PY is a Python 3 package to handle radio data, including RPW.

• MASER4IDL
  MASER4IDL is an IDL library with some readers for RPW data.

• Erik P G Johansson’s SOAR-mirroring code
  A Python program by Erik Johansson (IRF-Uppsala) for mirroring Solar Orbiter Archive (SOAR) data locally.

• ESA’s "Where is Solar Orbiter" online tool
  A light user-friendly online tool to visualize Solar Orbiter location and trajectory over the mission.

• TOPCAT
  TOPCAT is an interactive graphical viewer and editor for tabular data. It understands a number of different astronomically important formats, including CDF.