A sunpy Fido plugin for accessing data in the Solar Orbiter Archive (SOAR). See the documentation for installation instructions and for some examples.
Note
With the updates to the SOAR, the product names now need to be lowercase. This is fixed with the latest release of sunpy-soar (v1.9), so you will need to update if you are having issues finding data.
sunpy-soar requires python >= 3.9 and sunpy >= 5.0. Currently it can only be installed from PyPI using:
pip install sunpy-soaror conda using
conda install -c conda-forge sunpy-soarThe code below gives an example of how to search and download Solar Orbiter data using sunpy.net.Fido:
# Importing sunpy_soar registers the client with sunpy
import sunpy_soar
from sunpy.net import Fido
import sunpy.net.attrs as a
# Create search attributes
instrument = a.Instrument('EUI')
time = a.Time('2021-02-01', '2021-02-02')
level = a.Level(1)
product = a.soar.Product('EUI-FSI174-IMAGE')
# Do search
result = Fido.search(instrument & time & level & product)
print(result)
# Download files
files = Fido.fetch(result)
print(files)The easiest way to access search attributes is using import sunpy.net.attrs as a. When constructing a search for SOAR a.Time must be provided. Other search attributes can be used too - sunpy-soar recognises the following:
a.Instrumenta.Level- one ofL0, L1, L2, L3, LL01, LL02, LL03a.soar.Product
The third near argument to a.Time is not currently supported - you will have to manually filter the results if you want to find the one closest to a given time.
sunpy-soar queries the official repository of Solar Orbiter data, the SOAR. The Virtual Solar Observatory (VSO) as of writing (September 2022) mirrors a subset of the Solar Orbiter archive alongside many other solar physics data sources. The VSO allows data from multiple missions/observatories to be easily queried in one go, but users should be aware that the VSO is not the official repository for Solar Orbiter data and does not currently (as of September 2022) provide a comprehensive listing of all available Solar Orbiter data.
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