K-Coronal Temperatures Eclipse Experiment
Authors: Sarah Bruce (University of Colorado Boulder), Kevin Reardon (National Solar Observatory) During the total solar eclipses of 20 April, 2023 in Exmouth, Australia andView More
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SHINE 2024 abstracts associated with WG1
Authors: Sarah Bruce (University of Colorado Boulder), Kevin Reardon (National Solar Observatory) During the total solar eclipses of 20 April, 2023 in Exmouth, Australia andView More
Authors: Yeimy J. Rivera (Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian) A more comprehensive understanding of the formation, development, and evolution of large-scale solar structures,View More
Authors: Jorge Padial (Vanderbilt University), Kelly Holley-Bockelmann (Vanderbilt University), Eric Jonas (University of Chicago) Predicting extreme space-weather events are important to protect the transmission andView More
Authors: Sailee Sawant (The University of Alabama in Huntsville), Gang Li, Meng Jin (Lockheed Martin Solar and Astrophysics Laboratory, Palo Alto, CA 94304, USA) ActiveView More
Authors: Georgios Chintzoglou Solar Active Regions (ARs) are produced by the emergence of strong magnetic fields generated in the solar interior. ARs can be furtherView More
Authors: Peter W. Schuck (NASA/GSFC) Currents are a much maligned observable in solar physics. There are many advantages to understanding solar phenomena through the evolutionView More
Authors: Leah Zuckerman (University of Colorado, Boulder / NSO), Kevin Reardan (University of Colorado, Boulder / NSO) To answer many open questions in solar research,View More
Authors: Brian T. Welsch (Univ. Wisc. – Green Bay) Solar flares and coronal mass ejections (CMEs) are manifestations of the sudden release of magnetic energyView More
Authors: Kinfe Teweldebirhan, Mark Miesch, Sarah Gibson The changing magnetic fields of the Sun are generated and maintained by a solar dynamo, the exact natureView More
Authors: Dennis Tilipman (University of Colorado, Boulder / NSO), Maria Kazachenko (University of Colorado, Boulder / NSO / LASP), Matthias Rempel (National Center for AtmosphericView More
Authors: Brian T. Welsch (Univ. Wisc. – Green Bay), Yang Liu (Stanford University) Energy released in solar flares and coronal mass ejections (CMEs) is believedView More
Authors: Mia Mancuso (NJIT), Ju Jing (NJIT), Jeongwoo Lee (NJIT), Qin Li (NJIT), Nian Liu (NJIT), Yan Xu (NJIT), Haimin Wang (NJIT) We present observationsView More
Authors: Amaal Mohamed (Solar Lab., Solar and Space Dept., “NRIAG”, Helwan, Cairo, Egypt, 11421.) The interaction dynamics between coronal holes (CHs) and coronal mass ejectionsView More
Authors: Khagendra katuwal, R.T. James McAteer n this work, we focused on studying 70 coronal holes located at the center of the solar disk withinView More
Authors: Lizet Casillas (UCLA), Marco Velli (UCLA), Victor Reville (IRAP), Benjamin Lynch (UCLA) The heliospheric current sheet (HCS) is the boundary between open magnetic fieldView More
Authors: Juan Camilo Buitrago-Casas (SSL – UCB), Marianne Peterson (UMN), Juliana Vievering (APL), P.S. Athiray, Phillip Chamberlin, Lindsay Glesener, Säm Krucker, Andrea Lopez, Courtney Peck,View More
Authors: Wei Liu (LMSAL/BAERI), Thomas Berger (Univ. Colorado), Andrei Afanasev (Univ. Colorado), and Yuhong Fan (UCAR/HAO) Solar prominences are large-scale plasma structures embedded in non-potentialView More
Authors: Silvina Guidoni (American University), Rebecca Bonness (American University) During solar eruptions, massive amounts of energy stored in the coronal magnetic field are converted intoView More
Authors: Gabor Toth (University of Michigan), Bart van der Holst (University of Michigan), Xiantong Wang (University of Michigan) Extended magnetohydrodynamic (XMHD) involves extra variables and/orView More
Authors: Valmir Moraes Filho (Catholic University at NASA/GSFC), Vadim Uritsky (Catholic University at NASA/GSFC), Barbara Thompson (NASA/GSFC), Sarah Gibson (UCAR), Craig DeForest (SwRI) The SyntheticView More
Authors: Jonathan Lee (Institute for Astronomy, University of Hawaii at Manoa), Xudong Sun (Institute for Astronomy, University of Hawaii at Manoa), Tibor Török (Predictive ScienceView More
Authors: Kara L. Kniezewski (Air Force Institute of Technology), Seth H. Garland (Air Force Institute of Technology) The solar storms in May of 2024 wereView More
Authors: Bin Chen (NJIT), Dale Gary (NJIT), Gelu Nita (NJIT), Sijie Yu (NJIT), Pascal Saint-Hilaire (UC Berkeley), Gregg Hallinan (Caltech), and the EOVSA and OVRO-LWAView More
Authors: Sushant S. Mahajan (Stanford University) , Lisa A. Upton (Southwest Research Institute), H. M. Antia (UM-DAE Centre of Excellence for Basic Sciences, University ofView More
Authors: Tong Shi (SETI Institute), Ward Manchester IV (University of Michigan), Enrico Landi (University of Michigan), Bart van der Holst (University of Michigan), Judit SzenteView More
Authors: Richard Zhang (Cupertino High School and Stanford University), Wei Liu (Lockheed Martin Solar and Astrophysics Laboratory), Ruizhu Chen (Stanford University) The magnetized solar coronaView More
Authors: Ayla Weitz (University of Colorado, NSO), Sanjiv Tiwari (LMSAL, BAERI), Bart De Pontieu (LMSAL, University of Oslo), Gianna Cauzzi (NSO), Kevin Reardon (University ofView More
Authors: Zhenguang Huang (University of Michigan), Gabor Toth (University of Michigan), Nishtha Sachdeva (University of Michigan), Bart van der Holst (University of Michigan), and WardView More
Authors: Karin Dissauer (NorthWest Research Associates, 3380 Mitchell Lane, Boulder, CO 80301, USA), KD Leka (NorthWest Research Associates, 3380 Mitchell Lane, Boulder, CO 80301, USA,View More
Authors: C. López-Portela (GSFC; Univ. of Baltimore), M. P. Miralles (Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian), A. Lara (Instituto de Geofísica, UNAM) The minimumView More
Authors: Joao Felipe Sousa Pereira (George Mason University), Jie Zhang (George Mason University), Liang Zhao (Emory University), Dazhou Yu (Emory University), Suman Dhakal (George MasonView More
Authors: Xianyu Liu (University of Michigan), Igor Sokolov (University of Michigan), Tamas Gombosi (University of Michigan) The energy build-up and triggering processes of the coronalView More
Authors: Brandon Lazard (Univ. California Los Angeles), Nicholas Featherstone (Southwest Research Institute), Jonathan Aurnou (Univ. California Los Angeles) Convection plays a dominant role in governingView More
Authors: Joel T. Dahlin (University of Maryland), Spiro K. Antiochos (University of Michigan), C. Richard DeVore (NASA Goddard Space Fight Center) Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs)View More
Authors: Nat Mathews (NASA GSFC), Barbara Thompson (NASA GSFC) An increase in machine learning based techniques for solar research has mandated the creation of aView More
Poster link: https://helioshine.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/SAHW_SHINE_2024_Poster.pdf
Authors: Jaye Verniero (NASA GSFC), Robert Alexander (NASA GSFC/UMBC), Kristoff Paulson (SAO), Sam Badman (SAO) Parker Solar Probe (PSP) is sampling unprecedented regions of theView More
Authors: Krishnendu Mandal (New Jersey Institute of Technology), Alexander G. Kosovichev (New Jersey Institute of Technology, NASA Ames Research Center),Valery V. Pipin (Institute of Solar-TerrestrialView More
Authors: Rohit Chhiber (NASA GSFC & U Delaware), Arcadi Usmanov (NASA GSFC & U Delaware), William Matthaeus (U Delaware), Melvyn Goldstein (SSI), and Others TheView More
Authors: Guanglu Shi (Purple Mountain Observatory), Li Feng (Purple Mountain Observatory), Beili Ying (Purple Mountain Observatory), Shuting Li (Purple Mountain Observatory), Weiqun Gan (Purple MountainView More
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