
This poster serves to aid discussion about the importance, difficulty and solution to multi-instrument observations of solar flares. The code used to produce a database of solar flares alongside the instruments that had made observations of these flares can be found in the solar-flare-finder GitHub repository. This has been written in IDL and is not currently in an ideal state however it is the intent that this project will be re-written in python using the SunPy package.
multi-instrument, multi-wavelength, flare class, flare start, solar flare, flare end, flare, flare peak, database
multi-instrument, multi-wavelength, flare class, flare start, solar flare, flare end, flare, flare peak, database
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