During the first three days of the workshop, the participants will be introduced to the instruments, data structure and analysis procedures of the instruments from Aditya-L1, Solar Orbiter and Proba 3.

The participants will be taken through the process on how to access the data, use the instrument specific software for displaying data products, and a brief description on data analysis.

For reference the link for Solar Orbiter tutorials is provided

https://github.com/SolarOrbiterWorkshop/solo8_tutorials

Details on the different instruments on Aditya-L1 are provided in the link

https://pradan1.issdc.gov.in/al1/

If you click on the “Access Data” link, you will be prompted to register. Once you have registered, you will be able to access the user manuals for each instrument. The data structure, software requirements and detailed examples will be provided in these user manuals.

Please note that newer software and/or user manuals may be generated and will be shared on the workshop website.

Expected Outcome of the hands-on session:

The main takeaway of this hands-on session will be to enable the participants to understand the importance of multi-messenger data to address solar and heliospheric science problems. Keeping beginners in mind, participants will be introduced to the workflow and tools while advanced participants are encouraged to take this activity forward. Understanding that the time is limited to complete a problem, the participants are encouraged to present their findings during the last day of the workshop.