MAGIC (Major Atmospheric Gamma-ray Imaging Cherenkov Telescope) is an international scientific collaboration composed by more than 100 scientists in 17 research institutes from 9 different countries. The MAGIC-II experiment consists of a system of two Imaging Cherenkov Telescopes located on the Canary Island La Palma, Spain. They have been designed to study the universe and discover new Gamma-ray sources in the energy range from 50 GeV to 5 TeV. These telescopes have a 17 m diameter reflector, being the largest Cherenkov telescopes in the world, and will be operated in stereoscopic mode for an enhanced sensitivity.
The Datacenter for MAGIC-II provides storage and access services to the experiment data. Both RAW data and analysis products from the OnSite Analysis and DataCheck are transferred from the observatory site to the Datacenter, where they are stored. These data are accessible to all collaboration members through this web site.
The Datacenter also hosts the MAGIC-II Database and an Automatic Analysis system which allow fast recalibration of RAW data. Details on how to use the different services of the Datacenter can be found in our Frequently Asked Questions.
The MAGIC-II Datacenter is hosted by PIC (Magic-PIC collaboration) and supported by the IFAE, UCM and UAB groups.