Resources
Table of Contents
Start here
- HamSCI PSWS overview on hamsci.org
- The HamSCI Personal Space Weather Station, a video presentation by Gwyn Griffiths (G3ZIL), July 2026
- Atlas: HamSCI’s PSWS Doppler spectrograms
- Collins, Kazdan, and Frissell (2021), Ham radio forms a planet-sized space weather sensor network, Eos
Data
- HamSCI PSWS central database, The University of Alabama
Instruments
- HF receiver, and the WSPRDaemon software it runs
- Grape 1 and Grape 2
- Ground magnetometer
- WSPRSonde transmitter
Code and design files
- PSWS_Documentation: documentation for the PSWS project
- PSWS-Magnetometer: magnetometer software and design files
- VLF-WC: the VLF whistler catcher receiver
- THRUHole-Grape: the through-hole Grape receiver
- ka9q-radio: the multichannel SDR software used by the HF receiver
Funding
- NSF AGS-2432821, Collaborative Research: DASI Track 2: Deployment and Operations of the Ham Radio Science Citizen Investigation (HamSCI) Personal Space Weather Station Network, 2025 to 2028, with collaborative awards AGS-2432822 (The University of Alabama), AGS-2432823 (New Jersey Institute of Technology), and AGS-2432824 (Case Western Reserve University).
- NSF AGS-2002278, Collaborative Research: DASI Track 1: Personal Space Weather Station, 2020 to 2024, with collaborative awards AGS-1932972 (The University of Alabama) and AGS-1932997 (Case Western Reserve University).