Solaris: A Focused Solar Polar Mission
Authors: Donald M. Hassler (SwRI), Sarah E Gibson (NCAR), Jeffrey S Newmark (GSFC), Nicholas A. Featherstone (SwRI), Lisa Upton (SwRI), Nicholeen M Viall (GSFC), JView More
Tag: 2023 Session 20. Concepts for Future Solar and Solar Wind Missions
2023 Session 20
Multi-Spacecraft Measurements of CMEs near 1 AU by STEREO-A and Wind: Consequences for Future Mission Concepts
Authors: Noé Lugaz (UNH), Camilla Scolini (UNH), Bin Zhuang (UNH), Charles J. Farrugia (UNH), Nada Al-Haddad (UNH), Réka Winslow (UNH), Florian Regnault (UNH), Wenyuan YuView More
Validation of machine learning models for classification of solar wind
Authors: Lois J. Landwer(CIRES/NOAA), Hazel Bain(CIRES/NOAA), Mark Miesch (CIRES/NOAA), George Millward (CIRES/NOAA), Enrico Camporeale (CIRES/NOAA), Eric Adamson (NOAA) Space Weather Prediction Center(SWPC) in NOAA plansView More
A Quantitative Comparison of Multipoint Magnetic Field Reconstruction Methods
Authors: Theodore Broeren (University of Arizona), Kristopher Klein (University of Arizona) The upcoming NASA mission HelioSwarm will use nine spacecraft to make simultaneous measurements ofView More
Decomposing the global solar magnetic field to understand the IMF evolution: a new suggestion for the open flux problem
Authors: Minami Yoshida (The University of Tokyo, ISAS/JAXA), Toshifumi Shimizu (ISAS/JAXA, The University of Tokyo), Shin Toriumi (ISAS/JAXA) The “open” magnetic field extending from theView More
Analysis of Faraday Cup measurements using Artificial Neural Networks
Authors: Lidiya Y. Ahmed1,2 , Michael L. Stevens1, Kristoff Paulson1, Anthony Case1 1 Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory 2 Harvard University Solar wind parameters such as density,View More
HELIX: Inner Heliospheric Explorers
Authors: Adam Szabo (NASA GSFC), S. Kanekal (NASA GSFC), J. Kasper (BWXT), S. Lepri (U. Michigan), J. Raines (U. Michigan), S. Bale (UC Berkeley), G.View More
MagneToRE: Mapping the 3-D Magnetic Structure of the Solar Wind Using a Large Constellation of Nanosatellites
Authors: Bennett A Maruca (University of Delaware) Unlike the vast majority of astrophysical plasmas, the solar wind is accessible to spacecraft, which for decades haveView More
The spacecraft potential of Wind over time
Authors: Lynn B. Wilson III (NASA GSFC), Chadi Salem (Berkeley SSL) The Wind spacecraft is nearly 29 years old and as such, has one ofView More