Data from the PEACE instruments is freely available from the Cluster Active Archive. This data repository contains the latest, publication quality data from all the instruments on Cluster. Quicklook plots and browse data are available from the Cluster Science Data System UK Data Centre. Orbit data and predictions are available from the Joint Science Operations Centre.
Analysing and understanding data from the PEACE instruments is non-trivial, due in part to spacecraft operations and nuances in the data processing. We highly recommend that people wishing to use the PEACE data contact Prof. Andrew Fazakerley or a relevant member of the group for assistance is processing and understanding the PEACE data.
The QSAS data analysis software has been, and continues to be, developed specifically for the analysis and presentation of data from space plasma instruments, specifically those on Cluster. QSAS includes a number of tools specifically designed for analysing particle data. As such, we recommend that QSAS is used to analyse PEACE data.
Quicklook Plots
Data from various instruments on Cluster are available as quicklook plots. These plots are usually created from on-board data that do not use the latest calibrations. Care should be taken when examining these plots and the relevant instrument teams contacted prior to any publication of the data
Cluster quicklook plots
Online PEACE data
Online data from other Cluster instruments
- CIS 4 hour Summary Spectrograms (uncalibrated) at Berkeley
- EDI 3 hour Survey Data and Publically Available Prime Parameter Data for 2001 at UNH
- EFW 24 hour Potential and Electric Field SpinFit Survey Plots for 2001 and (with password) 5.15 sec Data in CEF from IRFU
- FGM Publically Available Prime Parameter Data for 2001 at IC
- RAPID IES electron 6 or 24 hour Survey Plots at RAL
- WIDEBAND High Resolution Survey Plots (Spectra for all events) at the University of Iowa