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Conference schedule
This is the schedule for both oral and ePoster presentations at the conference, including the Friday Solar-C sessions.
To keep the page below manageable the ePoster sessions are listed separately - either click the session-specific links below, or look at the complete list.
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Sunday, September 13
- 18:00 - 20:00 Registration and Welcome Reception, QUB Great Hall
Monday, September 14
- 08:30 - Registration at Riddell Hall
- Chair: Len Culhane
- 09:00 - Welcome remarks
- 09:05 - Invited talk - Recent insights on the origin of the solar wind - David Brooks
- 09:30 - Dynamical Origins of the Slow Wind - Spiro Antiochos
- 09:45 - Understanding the Origin of the Slow Solar Wind using Periodic Density Structures - Nicholeen Viall
- 10:00 - Apparent and Intrinsic Evolution of Active Region Upflow using Hinode/EIS - Deborah Baker
- 10:15 - Invited talk - Towards a standard eruptive flare model in 3D - Guillaume Aulanier
- 10:40 - Coffee Break & Posters
- 11:40 - Development of Flare Ribbons in Eruptive and Non-Eruptive Flares - Nariaki Nitta
- 11:55 - Tracing the release sites of the energy stored in the twisted coronal structure in X-class flares - Toshifumi Shimizu
- 12:10 - Observations and Magnetohydrodynamic Modeling of Supra-Arcade Plasma Sheets - Roger Scott
- 12:25 - High Resolution, High Performance Detector Solutions - Colin Coates
- 12:45 - Lunch
- Chair: Harry Warren
- 14:00 - Invited talk - Coronal Mass Ejection Initiation and Prediction - Yingna Su
- 14:25 - The Relation between CME Topologies and Observed Flare Features - Antonia Savcheva
- 14:40 - Current Helicity and Twist of Solar Magnetic Fields from Hinode/SOT SP and Ground Based Telescopes Data - Kirill Kuzanyan
- 14:55 - Invited talk - The Solar-C Mission - Tetsuya Watanabe
- 15:10 - Invited talk - Solar Orbiter – Exploring the Sun-Heliosphere Connection - Daniel Mueller
- 15:25 - Coffee Break & Posters
- 16:20 - Invited talk - The activity cycle as seen from the poles - Marian Martínez González
- 16:45 - Is the small-scale magnetic field correlated with the dynamo cycle? - Bidya Binay Karak
Tuesday, September 15
- Chair: Ryan Milligan
- 09:00 - Invited talk - An overview of solar flares (with an emphasis on spectroscopy) - Lyndsay Fletcher
- 09:25 - Simultaneous HINODE/EIS and IRIS observation of an X-class flare - Vanessa Polito
- 09:40 - The spectral energy distribution of white-light emission during solar (and stellar) flares - Adam Kowalski
- 09:55 - Evidence for a new paradigm for Solar Coronal Jets Continued: Jets in an Active Region - Alphonse Sterling
- 10:10 - Invited talk - FOXSI: Hard X-ray Focusing Optics for Solar Observations - Sam Krucker
- 10:25 - Coffee Break & Posters
- 11:35 - Infrared Observations of Solar Flares - Hugh Hudson
- 11:50 - Invited talk - Solar Observations with ALMA - Masumi Shimojo
- 12:05 - Active region temperature diagnostics with Hinode/XRT and FOXSI-2 hard X-ray observations - Shinnosuke Ishikawa
- 12:50 - Lunch
- Chair: Kanya Kusano
- 14:25 - Temporal evolution and characteristics of multiple evaporating flare ribbon sources - David Graham
- 14:40 - An investigation of extreme ultraviolet line broadening in different regions of a solar flare - Natasha Jeffrey
- 14:55 - Evidence of Electron Acceleration around the Reconnection X-point in a Solar Flare - Noriyuki Narukage
- 15:10 - The spatial and temporal evolution of non-Maxwellian coronal plasmas in solar flares - Tomoko Kawate
- 15:25 - Coffee Break & Posters
- 16:20 - Invited talk - Evolution of a solar magnetic field: from emergence to the onset of a flare - Tetsuya Magara
- 16:45 - Modeling Nanoflare Heated Active Regions - Joel Allred
- 17:00 - Active region heating by small flares observed with NuSTAR, Hinode/XRT and RHESSI - Iain Hannah
Wednesday, September 16
- Chair: Robertus Erdélyi
- 09:00 - Invited talk - Competition between shock and turbulent heating in the coronal loop system - Takuma Matsumoto
- 09:25 - Can Alfvén waves generate the solar chromosphere? - Sergiy Shelyag
- 09:40 - Probing the structure and dynamics of quiet Sun with ground-based and space-born instruments - Ioannis Kontogiannis
- 09:55 - Invited talk - Capabilities of SST and CHROMIS - Göran Scharmer
- 10:10 - Observations of surface and body modes in pores - Peter Keys
- 10:25 - Coffee Break & Posters
- 11:20 - Invited talk - Observations of Waves and Oscillations in the Hinode Era - David Jess
- 11:45 - Transverse, Propagating Velocity Perturbations in Coronal Loops - Ineke De Moortel
- 12:00 - First 3D velocity fields reconstructions for spicules from Imaging-Spectroscopy - Rahul Sharma
- 12:15 - Forward modelling of the spectral signatures of coronal MHD waves for the use with Hinode/EIS - Tom Van Doorsselaere
- 12:30 - Above-the-loop-top oscillation: a new picture of solar flare - Shinsuke Takasao
- 12:45 - Lunch
- Chair: Hector Socas-Navarro
- 14:00 - Invited talk - New generation spectro-polarimetric inversions - Asensio Ramos
- 14:25 - The origin and fate of internetwork magnetic elements - Luis Bellot Rubio
- 14:40 - Distribution of magnetic fields inclination in the quiet-Sun internetwork - Shahin Jafarzadeh
- 14:55 - Deciphering the process of penumbra formation - Jan Jurčák
- 15:10 - Solar Poles magnetism - Adur Pastor Yabar
- 15:25 - Coffee Break & Posters
- 16:20 - Invited talk - Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope: Overview and Status - Thomas Rimmele
- 16:40 - Unveiling Ellerman bombs with IRIS eyes - Gregal Vissers
- 16:55 - On the Relationship Between Ellerman Bombs and Moving Magnetic Features - Chris Nelson
- 17:10 - Invited talk - Highlights of recent high resolution observations of the Sun from NRL sounding rocket payloads - Clarence Korendyke
Thursday, September 17
- Chair: Sabrina Savage
- 09:00 - Invited talk - Observations of the chromosphere and its coupling to the outer atmosphere - Bart De Pontieu
- 09:55 - A closer look at the footpoints of coronal loops rooted in a sunspot umbra - Pradeep Chitta
- 10:10 - Invited talk - EST: The high-resolution next-generation European Solar Physics infrastructure - Manolo Collados-Vera
- 10:25 - Coffee Break & Posters
- 11:20 - Invited talk - Review of recent results into the heating and thermal structure of the chromosphere - Jorrit Leenaarts
- 11:45 - Chromospheric and Transition Region Signatures of Emerging Magnetic Flux Bubbles - Viggo Hansteen
- 12:15 - RBEs and corresponding small-scale transition-region heating as visible in AIA - Vasco Henriques
- 12:30 - Invited talk - Chromospheric Lyman-Alpha Spectro-Polarimeter (CLASP) - Ryouhei Kano
- 12:45 - Lunch
- Chair: Hirohisa Hara
- 14:00 - Invited talk - Magnetic fields in the chromosphere - David Orozco
- 14:25 - Heating of the Solar Chromosphere - Mats Carlsson
- 15:10 - Evidence for evaporation-incomplete condensation cycles in warm solar coronal loops - Clara Froment
- 15:25 - Coffee Break & Posters
- 16:20 - Heating and cooling of multistranded coronal loops: a temperature diagnostic - Stephan Regnier
- 16:35 - Heating in active region loops - Giulio Del Zanna
- 16:50 - Conference summary - George Doschek
Friday, September 18
A day dedicated to Solar-C - here are some notes on the aims of the meeting.
- 1 - Update of the SOLAR-C status
- 09:00 - T. Watanabe: ISAS/JAXA strategy of space missions and Solar-C status
- 09:20 - K. Ichimoto: Points of discussion toward the revised configuration of SUVIT
- 09:40 - Discussion
- 2 - SUVIT science targets for the next opportunity
- 2.1 - Science with chromospheric B measurements
- 09:50 - Y. Katsukawa: Chromospheric B diagnostics for understanding plasma dynamics
- 10:10 - D. Orozco Suarez/L. Bellot Rubio: Prospects on chromospheric magnetism with Solar-C based on the current ground-based experience
- 10:30 - Break
- 10:50 - T. Rimmele: Science synergy with ground-based telescopes
- 11:10 - R. Kano: Science with UV polarimetry and comparison with Vis/IR
- 2.2 - Connection of small scale and large-scale/long-term science
- 11:30 - S. Toriumi: Emerging flux and active region evolution
- 11:50 - S. Inoue: Study on flare onset based on photospheric/chromospheric B observations
- 12:10 - A. Sterling: Evolution toward eruption and eruption of filaments
- 12:30 - Lunch
- 3 - EUVST and HCI science targets for the next opportunity
- 14:00 - L. Harra: Solar wind studies using SOLAR-C combined with SO
- 14:20 - S. Imada: Active region and flare observation by EUVST: Synergy with Solar Orbiter
- 14:40 - J. Cirtain: High resolution coronal science done with EUVST/HCI
- 15:00 - Break
- 4 - Discussion
- 15:20 - L. Teriaca: EUVST strategy
- 15:40 - Discussion
- 16:15 - Close
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