Cross Validation of iPATH and SEPMOD
Authors: Clayton Allison (NASA JSC/SRAG/Leidos), Kathryn Whitman (NASA JSC/SRAG), Junxiang Hu (UAH), Janet Luhmann (UC Berkeley), Claudio Corti (NASA/CCMC), Gang Li (UAH) Through the SEPView More
Tag: 2023 Invited Speaker Abstract (no poster)
Abstract for an invited talk for a plenary speaker or scene setter during a session. Not associated with a poster. SHINE 2023
Connecting Coronal and Solar Wind Dynamics
Authors: Yeimy Rivera (CfA|Harvard & Smithsonian) With the launches of Parker Solar Probe (Parker) and Solar Orbiter, the solar observatory system of satellites continues toView More
Future Exploration of the Outer Heliosphere and the Very Local Interstellar Medium
Authors: Pontus Brandt (Johns Hopkins APL, Laurel, MD), L. Spilker, S. A. Stern, R. L. McNutt, M. Opher, H. Elliott, M. E. Hill, P. Mostafavi,View More
The Pre-eminent Roles the Tachocline Plays in Dynamo for Shaping 3D Solar Cycle Features
Authors: Mausumi Dikpati Over the past decade, substantial progress in modeling of solar dynamo has been made, which has taken us beyond the simulation ofView More
What can we say about electric currents in the corona?
Authors: Michael S. Wheatland (Sydney Institute for Astronomy, The University of Sydney) Electric currents in the solar corona provide the energy for solar flares. However,View More
Active Region current systems: the Observational Perspective
Authors: KD Leka (NWRA and Nagoya University / ISEE) In this scene-setting talk I will review the questions posed for this session from the observationalView More
Probing the Outer Heliosphere: Energetic Pickup Ions and Neutral Atoms as Our Guides
Authors: Parisa Mostafavi (Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab), Gary Zank, Matt Hill, Merav Opher, Pontus Brandt, Marc Kornblouth, Ralph McNutt, Dave McComas, and NewView More
The Building Blocks of Turbulence in the Solar Wind: MHD Scales
Authors: G.P. Zank (Center for Space Plasma Research and Aeronomic Research and Department of Space Science, University of Alabama in Huntsville) The nature of magnetohydrodynamicView More