Quantitative Comparisons of Solar Surface Flux Transport Models
Authors: Graham Barnes (NWRA), Marc L. DeRosa (LMSAL), Stephan G. Heinemann (Department of Physics, University of Helsinki), Carl J. Henney (AFRL SVD), Shaela I. JonesView More
Tag: 2025 Session 18. Far-side of the Sun: Observation Modeling and Application to Space-Weather
SHINE 2025 session 18
Limb-Flare Prediction with a 4-pi Full-Heliosphere Framework including Far-Side Input from Helioseismology
Authors: KD Leka (NWRA), Eric Wagner (NWRA), Sara Petty (NWRA), Kiran Jain (National Solar Observatories), Lisa Upton, Bibhuti Kumar Jha (SouthWest Research Institute), Kathryn WhitmanView More
Modeling the Sun’s Far-side Magnetic Field
Authors: Junwei Zhao (Stanford Univ) The magnetic field on the far side of the Sun plays a crucial role in space weather forecasting and coronalView More
Inferring Far-side Solar Magnetic Maps from Helioseismology and Their Application to Space Weather Case Studies
Authors: Ruizhu Chen (Stanford University), Junwei Zhao (Stanford University) Reliable knowledge of the Sun’s global magnetic field—including its far side—is essential for accurate coronal andView More
OFTSWA: Open-source Flux Transport for Space Weather Applications
Authors: Ronald M. Caplan (Predictive Science Inc.), Miko M. Stulajter (Predictive Science Inc.), Jon A. Linker (Predictive Science Inc.), Cooper Downs(Predictive Science Inc.) , JamesView More
Hemisphere Rule in Kinetic and Magnetic Helicity in Solar Active Regions
Authors: Yang Liu (Stanford University), Rudi Komm (National Solar Observatory) Using HMI/SDO data, we study the hemisphere rule in kinetic helicity and magnetic helicity inView More
Integrating SolO/PHI farside magnetograms into ADAPT global solar magnetic maps
Authors: Samuel J. Schonfeld (Air Force Research Laboratory), Carl J. Henney (Air Force Research Laboratory), Shaela Jones (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center), Charles Nick ArgeView More
Why do solar wind models get it wrong: understanding the capabilities of time-dependent solar wind simulations
Authors: Evangelia Samara (NASA/GSFC), Elena Provornikova (JHU/APL), C. Nick Arge (NASA/GSFC), Viacheslav Merkin (JHU/APL) In this work, we use the coupled WSA model of theView More