  In the frame of the comprehensive knowledge, detection and forecasting of the
solar terrestrial relations as well as space weather events, the ground based
measurements of the network of neutron monitor constitutes a vital tool for
these studies. This is mainly the reason that Athens Neutron Monitor Station
(A.Ne.Mo.S.) beyond of the provision of its real time data, has also developed
several research applications. More specifically, applications such as a) an
optimized automated Ground Level Enhancement Alert (GLE Alert Plus) b) a web
interface, providing data from mul- tiple Neutron Monitor stations
(Multi-Station tool) and c) a simulation model, named DYnamic Atmospheric
Shower Tracking Interactive Model Application (DYASTIMA), which allows the
study of the cosmic ray showers resulted when primary cosmic ray particles
enters the atmosphere, have been developed. The two first applications are
currently federated products in European Space Agency (ESA) and actually
available via the Space Weather Portal operated by ESA. On the other hand, the
contribution of the simulation tool DYASTIMA, based on the well known Geant4
toolkit, to the calculations of the radiation dose received by air crews and
passengers within the Earth's atmosphere led us to develop an extended
application of DYASTIMA named DYASTIMA-R. This new application calculates the
energy that is deposited on the phantom and moreover the equivalent dose.
Furthermore, a Space Weather Forecasting Center which provides a three day
geomagnetic activity report on a daily basis has been set up and is operating
at the Athens Neutron Monitor Sta- tion. Finally, all above developed services
are in essential importance for the fundamental research as well as for
practical applications concerning Space Weather.
