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Gravitational-wave observatories around the world, including the LaserInterferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory (LIGO), record a large volume ofgravitational-wave output data and auxiliary data about the instruments andtheir environments. These data are stored at the observatory sites anddistributed to computing clusters for data analysis. LigoDV-web is a web-baseddata viewer that provides access to data recorded at the LIGO Hanford, LIGOLivingston and GEO600 observatories, and the 40m prototype interferometer atCaltech. The challenge addressed by this project is to provide meaningfulvisualizations of small data sets to anyone in the collaboration in a fast,secure and reliable manner with minimal software, hardware and trainingrequired of the end users. LigoDV-web is implemented as a Java EnterpriseApplication, with Shibboleth Single Sign On for authentication andauthorization and a proprietary network protocol used for data access on theback end. Collaboration members with proper credentials can request data bedisplayed in any of several general formats from any Internet appliance thatsupports a modern browser with Javascript and minimal HTML5 support, includingpersonal computers, smartphones, and tablets. To date 634 unique users havevisited the LigoDV-web website in a total of 33,861 sessions and generated atotal of 139,875 plots. This infrastructure has been helpful in many analyseswithin the collaboration including follow-up of the data surrounding the firstgravitational-wave events observed by LIGO in 2015.

LigoDV-web: Providing easy, secure and universal access to a large distributed scientific data store for the LIGO Scientific Collaboration