Solar wind temperature graph

[Guest]

Hi,

It would be nice if the website would also show solar wind temperature, as it helps to identify CH influence.
Maybe an additional diagram on the "longer timespan" page https://www.spaceweatherlive.com/en/auroral-activity/real-time-auroral-activity

Cheers and thanks for your excellent service.

[Vancanneyt Sander]

Thx for the feature request, I’ve added it to our project board and we’ll digg into it. Can’t promise anything but I do like the request 😁. 

[Vancanneyt Sander]

Just an update, we've been working on this and here's the preliminary result:

[Vancanneyt Sander]

Hi Helios,

On the longer timespan page (with data of the past day), we have added your suggestion. We'll maybe add some more tweaks over the next few days. If you got any comments on the implementation, let us know. The change will also reflect in our iOS and Android app.

[Guest]

Cool! (no pun intended)

Thanks a lot! One suggestion: It might help the readability if the unit for the mouseover was kilo-Kelvin, or a scientific notation instead of the full 5-6-digit number.

And a comment: Years ago I made diagrams for my personal use from the ACE-Satellite whose data is now intermittent:

I've preferred a linear Y-axis, but maybe just because I'm used to it. NOAA-SWPC seem to use a logarithmic Y-axis for their diagram.

[Vancanneyt Sander]

For the less experienced users, Kelvin is more known then kilo-kelvin. That’s why we used Kelvin in the mouse over. 

The logaritmic scaling probably has its reasons of swpc, because the old ACE was also using logarithmic scaling we also used it in our graph.