A Collective Study of Filament Eruptions and their Geoeffectiveness
Authors: Bin Zhuang (University of New Hampshire), Yan Xu ( New Jersey Institute of Technology), Haimin Wang( New Jersey Institute of Technology) In this study,View More
Tag: 2025 Session 13. Advancing Our Global Understanding of CMEs from In Situ and Remote Observations and Models
SHINE 2025 session 13
What Other Quantities Can Be Forecasted Using Solar Wind Speed Forecasts/Tracking, and With What Accuracies?
Authors: Heather Elliott (Southwest Research Institute), Maher Dayeh (Southwest Research Institute), Raphael Attie (NASA GSFC/George Mason University) , Michael Starkey (Southwest Research Institute), Craig DeForestView More
The Compact Coronagraph 1 (CCOR-1): Open Access to Coronal Imagery and Instrument Information
Authors: Dimitris Vassiliadis (S Tech) Coronal imagery from the Sun-Earth line provides reference information for many other types of solar atmospheric observations and in situView More
Investigating the Structure of Coronal Mass Ejection Models with Galactic Cosmic Rays
Authors: Helen Norman (University of Warwick), Ravindra Desai (University of Warwick), Tony Arber (University of Warwick), Keith Bennet (University of Warwick), Hannah Rüdisser (Austrian SpaceView More
Latitudinal dependence of 14C as a proxy for pre-modern geomagnetic storms
Authors: Arch Robison (Montana State University), Rachael Filwett (Montana State University) Cosmogenic isotope records show nine short-term increases, known as Miyake Events, within the pastView More
Properties of CMEs associated with Solar Energetic Particle (SEP) events as seen in the low and middle corona in polarized white light and in the low corona in EUV data.
Authors: Joan Burkepile (NCAR/High Altitude Observatory), Michael Galloy (NCAR/High Altitude Observatory) , Chris St. Cyr (Goddard Space Flight Center ,retired), Ian Richardson (Goddard Space FlightView More
Longitudinal Variations in ESP Properties and Shock Compression Observed by STEREO-A and L1 Spacecraft
Authors: Adolfo Santa Fe Dueñas, Noé Lugaz, Bin Zhuang, Nada AlHaddad We investigate longitudinal variations in energetic storm particle (ESP) intensities and shock compression propertiesView More
Evolution of a Coronal Mass Ejection with an Eruptive Prominence from the Corona to Interplanetary Space
Authors: Bin Zhuang (University of New Hampshire), Noé Lugaz (University of New Hampshire), Brian E. Wood (Naval Research Laboratory), Carlos R. Braga (Applied Physics Laboratory,View More
Using the CORSET Catalog to Derive STEREO CME Masses and Directions
Authors: C. Kay (JHU APL), A. Vourlidas (JHU APL), L. Balmaceda (NASA GSFC/GMU) Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs) routinely propagate away from the Sun throughout interplanetaryView More
Improving CME Arrival Times using MHD ensemble modeling, Machine Learning Algorithms, and HI data
Authors: Syed Raza (The University of Alabama in Huntsville), Talwinder Singh (Georgia State University), Nikolai Pogorelov (The University of Alabama in Huntsville) Coronal Mass EjectionsView More
New products and updates for Mauna Loa Solar Observatory
Authors: M. Galloy (NSF – NCAR/HAO/MLSO), G. de Toma (NSF – NCAR/HAO/MLSO), J. Burkepile (NSF – NCAR/HAO/MLSO), D. Kolinski (NSF – NCAR/HAO/MLSO), S. Tomczyk (SolarView More
Evolution of sheath structures in ICMEs in the inner Heliosphere
Authors: C., Perez-Alanis (NASA-GSFC/GMU), P.K., Manoharan (NASA-GSFC), T., Nieves-Chinchilla (NASA-GSFC) We present an analysis of the characteristics of the Interplanetary Coronal Mass Ejections (ICMEs) sheathsView More
Numerical Simulations on Solar and Stellar CMEs: Erupted vs Confined Events
Authors: Tong Shi (SETI Institute), Meng Jin (Lockheed Martin Solar and Astrophysics Lab), Xianyu Liu (University of Michigan) Coronal mass ejections (CMEs) are powerful eruptionsView More
Observations of eruptive and pre-eruptive structures with the MLSO/UCOMP coronagraph
Authors: Giuliana de Toma (NCAR/HAO), Joan Burkepile (NCAR/HAO), Mike Galloy (NCAR/HAO), Steve Tomczyk (Solar Scientific LLC), and Enrico Landi (Univ. of Michigan) The UCoMP coronagraphView More
A World-Wide Interplanetary Scintillation Stations (WIPSS) Analysis for use with Thomson Scattering Brightness
Authors: Bernard JACKSON (A&A, University of California at San Diego, La Jolla, California, United States), Kazumasa IWAI (ISEE, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Aichi, Japan), Ken’ichi FUJIKIView More
The CCOR Operational Coronagraph Series for Space Weather Forecast
Authors: Natsuha Kuroda (George Mason University), Arnaud Thernisien (Naval Research Laboratory), Dimitrios Vassiliadis (NOAA), Damien Chua (Naval Research Laboratory), Tim Carter (Naval Research Laboratory), NathanView More
Multi-Spacecraft Measurements of Coronal Mass Ejections: Extent and Forecasting Proof-of-Concept
Authors: Noé Lugaz (University of New Hampshire), Bin Zhuang (University of New Hampshire), Nada Al-Haddad University of New Hampshire), Sahanaj Banu (University of New Hampshire),View More
Beta Dependent Properties of Current Sheets within ICME at 1 AU
Authors: Zubair I. Shaikh (UTD, TX), Ivan Y. Vasko (UTD, TX), Tai Phan (SSL, UC Berkeley), Stanislav Boldyrev (University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA) Interplanetary Coronal MassView More
Three-dimensional modeling of magnetic clouds from multiple in-situ spacecraft measurements
Authors: Qiang Hu (UAH) Interplanetary coronal mass ejections (ICMEs) are large-scale structures in the solar wind, corresponding to the counterparts of CMEs when they propagateView More
Current and Next-Gen Solar Radio Observations as Multi-messenger Complements to Your Work
Authors: Brian O’Donnell (NJIT-Center for Solar Terrestrial Research), Dale E. Gary (NJIT-Center for Solar Terrestrial Research) The enormous range of frequencies/energies of electromagnetic radiation belowView More
Analysis of the Solar Energetic Particle Event with a 10-hour Onset Delay on 2022 June 13
Authors: Ji-Hyeon Yoo (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Chungbuk National University), Ryun-Young Kwon (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute), Dae-Young Lee (Chungbuk National University)View More