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Data Sources

Flarient aggregates public scientific data. Every reading on the dashboard traces back to one of these providers — all of them free, public and authoritative.

NOAA Space Weather Prediction Centre ↗

Planetary Kp index, solar wind (DSCOVR/ACE), X-ray flare flux, D-RAP HF absorption, OVATION aurora

NASA CNEOS / JPL ↗

Near-Earth asteroid close-approach catalogue

NASA DONKI ↗

Solar flares, CMEs, and geomagnetic storm events

NASA DSCOVR & ACE ↗

Real-time solar wind magnetic field, speed, density and temperature

GFZ Potsdam ↗

Independent Kp nowcast cross-check against NOAA

NASA Helioviewer ↗

Solar imagery and time-lapse movies (SDO, SOHO, STEREO)

NOAA GOES SUVI ↗

Solar ultraviolet imagery for the Solar Observatory

HamQSL ↗

HF radio propagation forecasts and MUF charts

Open-Meteo ↗

Cloud cover for the Aurora Visibility Confidence Score and Trip Planner

Where the ISS at ↗

ISS position (secondary fallback)

Legal Notice

US government data (NOAA, NASA, JPL/CNEOS) is in the public domain under 17 U.S.C. 105 and CC0. GFZ Potsdam data is provided under open licences. Flarient is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of these organisations. Raw scientific measurements remain the property of their respective providers. Flarient's intellectual property is in the aggregation, analysis, and presentation. Data is provided "as is" without warranty. Users making operational decisions should consult official sources directly.

See the Enterprise page for the full data provenance and legal disclaimer.