Dataset
Space Weather Operational Impacts Dataset
How solar activity reaches technology and people — the impacts on satellites, GPS and navigation, aviation, human spaceflight, power grids, and radio communications.
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- Version
- 1.0.0
- Entities
- 6
- Last generated
- 2026-06-29
- License
- CC BY-SA 4.0
- Checksum
- — (published at release)
Sample (6 of 6)
| Name | Type | ID |
|---|---|---|
| Aviation | Space-weather impact | space_weather_impact:aviation |
| GPS & Navigation | Space-weather impact | space_weather_impact:gps-and-navigation |
| Human Spaceflight | Space-weather impact | space_weather_impact:human-spaceflight |
| Power Grids | Space-weather impact | space_weather_impact:power-grids |
| Radio Communications | Space-weather impact | space_weather_impact:radio-communications |
| Satellites | Space-weather impact | space_weather_impact:satellites |
Source references
The primary and reference sources this topic draws on.
- NOAA SWPCNOAA Space Weather Prediction Center
Space-weather forecasts and alerts: aurora (OVATION), the Kp index, and the G1–G5 geomagnetic storm scale.
- NOAA Solar CalculatorNOAA Global Monitoring Laboratory
Public-domain solar-position geometry: sunrise, sunset, solar noon, twilight, declination, and the equation of time.
Public domain (US Government work).