Spacecraft Anomaly Resolution Knowledgebase (SPARK)

The Spacecraft Anomaly Resolution Knowledgebase (SPARK) is a coupled anomaly database, space environment database from 1986-present, a powerful analytics software package, and an intuitive user interface -- all hosted in a secure cloud-native infrastructure.nbsp; It builds on past, current, and new anomaly databases, employs powerful analytical techniques, and is interoperable with other spacecraft-related tools.nbsp; It improves the ability of spacecraft owners, operators, and other stakeholders to understand and potentially mitigate space weather environments adversely affecting space assets.nbsp; SPARK addresses the SBIR topic call for ldquo;products that directly aid in spacecraft-anomaly resolution and assist end users such as spacecraft operators.rdquo;nbsp; SPARK extends the relevant SPRINTS framework to offer highly reactive user dashboards capable of visualizing 35+ years of space weather time-series and associated event (e.g., solar flare or inputted anomaly) data at 1-minute resolution in seconds.nbsp; SPARK has powerful time series data annotation tools for users to add to space weather or anomaly event information with associated APIs for database input and retrieval.nbsp; Users securely input satellite diagnostic information ndash; either events or time-series that can be used in additional analysis.nbsp; Users can choose to share their anomalies or use them in their own secure SPARK deployment with other shared anomalies.nbsp;