International Conference on Solar Eruptive Events

Center for Solar Physics and Space Weather
The Catholic University of America, Washington DC

Scientific Program

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March 6 Monday

7:30 - 9:00 Registration and Poster Setup

9:00 - 12:45 Opening Session / Overview Chair: M. Acuña

N. Gopalswamy
J. Convey,Provost Welcome 15min

J. Luhmann Properties of Solar Eruptive Events Important for Space Weather Consequences: Solar Cycle Considerations 30min

J. Green Geomagnetic Storms From Solar Eruptive Events 30min

P. Bellaire Space Weather and AFOSR 5min

P. Evenson/K. Baker Space Weather and NSF 5min

G. Withbroe/A. Poland NASA's Living with a star 15min

10:30 - 11:00 Break

S. F. Martin A Technique of Forecasting Magnetic Field Properties of Interplanetary Coronal Mass Ejection 15min

D. Falconer Space Weather: Prediction of Coronal Mass Ejections from Vector Magnetograms 15min

L. Burlaga In Situ Observations and Interpretations of Solar Eruptions 15min

B. Vrsnak Solar Flares and Ignition of Coronal Shock Waves 15min

M. Kaiser Observational Evidence for Coronal and Interplanetary Shocks: The Workshop Events 15min

12:45 - 2:00 LUNCH & POSTER VIEWING

2:00 - 3:30 Filaments and CMEs I Chair: E. Antonucci

O. Engvold Solar Prominences as a Pre-eruptive State of CMEs 30min

D. Rust The Necessity of Filament Eruptions 30min

H. Zirin Properties of Solar Eruptions 30min

3:30 - 4:30 POSTER VIEWING

4:30 - 6:00 Filaments and CMEs II

B. Thompson Constructing a Global Pictures of Events Beginning With the Inner Corona 30min

B. Filippov A Limiting Height of Quiescent Prominences Before Eruption 15min

V. Rusin Speed (initial) of Eruptive Prominences 15min

K. S. Raman Effects of Spot and Plage Rotation in the Triggering of Flares and Prominence Evolution 15min

R. Moore Onset of the Magnetic Explosion in Filament-Eruption Flares and CMEs 15min

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March 7 Tuesday

8:00 - 9:00 POSTER VIEWING

9:00 - 12:45 White Light CMEs Chair: J. Chen

R. Howard Physical and Morphological Properties of CMEs 30min

O. C. St. Cyr Statistical Properties of CMEs 30min

E. Antonucci The Halo CME Observed With UVCS/SOHO on April 29, 1998 15min

P. Subramanian Source Regions of CMEs 15min

10:30 - 11:00 Break

B. C. Low Solar Magnetism and CMEs 30min

D. Webb Using Halo CMEs to Study the Internal Structure of CMEs 15min

C. Delannee Are the EIT Waves Really Waves? 15min

Y. Leblanc The Complex Relationship Between Type II Shocks, Flares, CMEs and Shocks at the Earth, CME 15min

L. Taliashvili Catalog of Coronal Mass Ejections of 1994-1997 15min

12:45 - 2:00 LUNCH & POSTER VIEWING

2:00 - 3:30 SEPs and Shocks I Chair: M. Pick

E. Roelof Are Solar Energetic Electron Injection Times Non-Simultaneous in the Corona? 30min

D. Haggerty Two Distinct Plasma and Energetic Ion Distributions within the June 1998 Magnetic Cloud 15min

A. Tylka New Insights into Solar Energetic Particle Events from ACE and Wind 30min

S. Kahler Energetic Particles and Coronal Mass Ejections 15min

3:30 - 4:30 POSTER VIEWING

4:30 - 6:00 SEPs and Shocks II

K.-L. Klein Coronal sources of solar energetic particle events 30min

I. Richardson Energetic Particle Observations Associated With the Workshop Events. 15min

S. Krucker WIND Observations of Energetic Solar Proton Events Down to keV Energies 15min

A. B. Galvin Ordinary and Extraordinary In-situ Composition of CME-related Solar Wind and SEPs 30min

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March 8 Wednesday

08:00 - 09:00 POSTER VIEWING

09:00 - 12:45 Non-White Light CMEs Chair: B. Dennis

H. Hudson Observing CMEs Without Coronagraphs 30min

Y. Hanaoka Overview of Solar Eruptive Flares 30min

A. Sterling Evolution of Pre-Eruption Sigmoids into Post-Eruption Arcades in Suspected CME
Source Regions 15min

J. Khan Transequatorial Interconnecting X-ray Loops and CMEs 15min

M. Ohyama Occurrence Rate of X-Ray Plasma Ejections 15min

10:30 - 11:00 Break

S. Akiyama Relationship of CMEs and N-S AR-interconnecting loops Observed by SXT and Nobeyama Radioheliograph 15min

H. Wang Comparison of Two Eruptive Flares 15min

L. Green Active Region Evolution in Association to Coronal Mass Ejections. 15min

I. Chertok Solar Large-Scale Chains Associated with a Number of ISTP/IACG CDAW Eruptive Events 15min

K. Hori Origin of Helical Coronal Disturbances From the Sun 15min

S. T. Wu Coronal Mass Ejection Induced Solar Interplanetary Environment 15min

M. Hesse The microphysics of magnetic reconnection in the presence of small magnetic shear 30min

12:45 - 2:00 LUNCH & POSTER VIEWING

2:00 - 3:30 Modeling Chair: B. Vrsnak

S. Antiochos Modeling Solar Eruptions 30min

J. Chen The Erupting Flux Rope Model of Coronal Mass Ejections 15min

R. Lionello Numerical Simulation of Eruptive Events 15min

J. Lin Eruptive Prominence Triggered by New Emerging Flux 15min

X. Gu 2D Quantitative Spectral Analysis of a Flare Loop System 15min

3:30 - 4:30 POSTER VIEWING

4:30 - 6:00 Solar Wind and IPS

J. Gosling CME-Driven Solar Wind Disturbances Far From the Sun and at High Latitudes 30min

A. Breen Multi-site Scintillation Measurements of Interplanetary CMEs 15min

P. K. Manoharan Interplanetary Scintillation Observations of Coronal Mass Ejections 30min

6:00 - 7:00 Refreshments

7:00- 10:00 Banquet

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March 09 Thursday

8:00 - 9:00 POSTER VIEWING

9:00 - 12:45 Coronal Shocks/Radio Chair:K.-L. Klein

J. -L. Bougeret Solar Radio Emissions at Long Wavelengths: an Historical Perspective .30min

G. Mann Electron Acceleration at Coronal Shock Waves .30min

G. Dulk Electron Acceleration by Shocks in the Corona and Solar Wind .15min

T. Golla Shock Associated Radio Emission in the Solar Atmosphere 15min

10:30 - 11:00 Break

M. Pick CME, Radiobursts and Accelerated Particles, New Results: .15min

E. Cliver On the Origins of Solar Metric Type II Bursts .15min

M. Reiner On the Origin and Morphology of Complex Hectometric Type III-like Radio Emissions Observed by Wind/WAVES .15min

J. Padmanabhan Radio Detection of a Rapid Disturbance Launched by a Solar Flare .15min

D. Odstrcil Propagation of Coronal Shocks in Fan-Like Magnetic Fields 15min

N. Gopalswamy Solar Eruptive Events with Interplanetary Radio Signatures 30min

12:45 - 2:00 LUNCH & POSTER VIEWING

2:00 - 3:00 Closing Session Chair:O. Engvold

S. Kahler Summary Observations 30min

D. Rust Summary Theory 30min

Publication plans 5min

POSTERS

Name Paper Poster #

L. G. Bagala' The Eruptive Events on September 30, 1998 1

G. Aulanier Model Prediction for an Observed Filament 2

D. Berdichevsky Complex, Radio-rich Sun-Earth Connections: April 7, Nov 3-4, 1997, and May 2, 1998 3

V. Bogod The Long-term Non-thermal Energy Release on the small-scale Flux Level Detected at Radiowaves 4

J. Chen Acceleration of Coronal Mass Ejections 5

C. R. DeVore Magnetic Helicity Generation and Ejection by the Sun 6

J. R. Dwyer Composition of Solar Energetic Particle Events as Measured by ACE/ULEIS 7

V.G. Eselevich The Dynamics and Collapse of Antisunward Propagating Density Discontinuities ("blobs") in the Streamer Belt 8

G.D.Fleishman Millisecond solar radio spikes 9

A. Grebinskij Negative-Positive-Negative ("NPN") Photospheric Complexes as an Origin of "Sigmoid" Coronal Structures. 10

M. Karovska Study of Kinematic and Morphological Properties of CMEs 11

K.-L. Klein X-ray Constraints on the Acceleration of Electrons at a Coronal Shock Wave 12

J. Krall Internal Structure of a CME: Theory and Observation 13

A. Lara Photospheric Magnetic Field Variations Related to Coronal Mass Ejections 14

G. Lawrence CME Masses at Solar Minimum 15

V.G.Ledenev On the Sign of Frequency Drift of Energetic Electron Beam Radio Emission 16

J. Luhmann Large Scale Coronal Magnetic Field Reconfigurations and Eruptive Events 17

R. MacDowall Plasma Waves in the Vicinity of Shock-like Interplanetary Waves 18

W. Neupert Observations of Transient Activity in the Low Corona by EIT Prior to and During the Launch of CME's 19

D. Odstrcil Triggering of Magnetic Reconnection by Shock Waves for Different Resistivity Models 20

J. Paez Catalog of Coronal Mass Ejections of 1994-1997 21

A. A. Pevtsov On the Role of the Chirality of Solar Magnetic Fields in Geomagnetic Events 22

S. Pohjolainen Large scale structures and changes associated with the 'halo' CME on May 2, 1998 23

T. Sahla Directionality Analysis of Proton Flux Detected by SOHO/ERNE in June 16, 1998 Solar Event 24

J. Zhang LASCO and EIT Observations of a Fast CME at the Solar Limb 25

A. Shanmugaraju Analysis of Solar Type II Radio Bursts in Conjunction with Multi-wavelength Observations 26

M. Tokumaru CME Observations Using IPS Imaging Technique 27

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International Conference on Solar Eruptive Events

Center for Solar Physics and Space Weather
The Catholic University of America, Washington DC

Scientific Program

Above is background material for archival reference only.

N. Gopalswamy J. Convey,Provost	Welcome	15min
J. Luhmann	Properties of Solar Eruptive Events Important for Space Weather Consequences: Solar Cycle Considerations	30min
J. Green	Geomagnetic Storms From Solar Eruptive Events	30min
P. Bellaire	Space Weather and AFOSR	5min
P. Evenson/K. Baker	Space Weather and NSF	5min
G. Withbroe/A. Poland	NASA's Living with a star	15min
10:30 - 11:00	Break
S. F. Martin	A Technique of Forecasting Magnetic Field Properties of Interplanetary Coronal Mass Ejection	15min
D. Falconer	Space Weather: Prediction of Coronal Mass Ejections from Vector Magnetograms	15min
L. Burlaga	In Situ Observations and Interpretations of Solar Eruptions	15min
B. Vrsnak	Solar Flares and Ignition of Coronal Shock Waves	15min
M. Kaiser	Observational Evidence for Coronal and Interplanetary Shocks: The Workshop Events	15min

O. Engvold	Solar Prominences as a Pre-eruptive State of CMEs	30min
D. Rust	The Necessity of Filament Eruptions	30min
H. Zirin	Properties of Solar Eruptions	30min

B. Thompson	Constructing a Global Pictures of Events Beginning With the Inner Corona	30min
B. Filippov	A Limiting Height of Quiescent Prominences Before Eruption	15min
V. Rusin	Speed (initial) of Eruptive Prominences	15min
K. S. Raman	Effects of Spot and Plage Rotation in the Triggering of Flares and Prominence Evolution	15min
R. Moore	Onset of the Magnetic Explosion in Filament-Eruption Flares and CMEs	15min

R. Howard	Physical and Morphological Properties of CMEs	30min
O. C. St. Cyr	Statistical Properties of CMEs	30min
E. Antonucci	The Halo CME Observed With UVCS/SOHO on April 29, 1998	15min
P. Subramanian	Source Regions of CMEs	15min
10:30 - 11:00	Break
B. C. Low	Solar Magnetism and CMEs	30min
D. Webb	Using Halo CMEs to Study the Internal Structure of CMEs	15min
C. Delannee	Are the EIT Waves Really Waves?	15min
Y. Leblanc	The Complex Relationship Between Type II Shocks, Flares, CMEs and Shocks at the Earth, CME	15min
L. Taliashvili	Catalog of Coronal Mass Ejections of 1994-1997	15min

E. Roelof	Are Solar Energetic Electron Injection Times Non-Simultaneous in the Corona?	30min
D. Haggerty	Two Distinct Plasma and Energetic Ion Distributions within the June 1998 Magnetic Cloud	15min
A. Tylka	New Insights into Solar Energetic Particle Events from ACE and Wind	30min
S. Kahler	Energetic Particles and Coronal Mass Ejections	15min

K.-L. Klein	Coronal sources of solar energetic particle events	30min
I. Richardson	Energetic Particle Observations Associated With the Workshop Events.	15min
S. Krucker	WIND Observations of Energetic Solar Proton Events Down to keV Energies	15min
A. B. Galvin	Ordinary and Extraordinary In-situ Composition of CME-related Solar Wind and SEPs	30min

H. Hudson	Observing CMEs Without Coronagraphs	30min
Y. Hanaoka	Overview of Solar Eruptive Flares	30min
A. Sterling	Evolution of Pre-Eruption Sigmoids into Post-Eruption Arcades in Suspected CME Source Regions	15min
J. Khan	Transequatorial Interconnecting X-ray Loops and CMEs	15min
M. Ohyama	Occurrence Rate of X-Ray Plasma Ejections	15min
10:30 - 11:00	Break
S. Akiyama	Relationship of CMEs and N-S AR-interconnecting loops Observed by SXT and Nobeyama Radioheliograph	15min
H. Wang	Comparison of Two Eruptive Flares	15min
L. Green	Active Region Evolution in Association to Coronal Mass Ejections.	15min
I. Chertok	Solar Large-Scale Chains Associated with a Number of ISTP/IACG CDAW Eruptive Events	15min
K. Hori	Origin of Helical Coronal Disturbances From the Sun	15min
S. T. Wu	Coronal Mass Ejection Induced Solar Interplanetary Environment	15min
M. Hesse	The microphysics of magnetic reconnection in the presence of small magnetic shear	30min

S. Antiochos	Modeling Solar Eruptions	30min
J. Chen	The Erupting Flux Rope Model of Coronal Mass Ejections	15min
R. Lionello	Numerical Simulation of Eruptive Events	15min
J. Lin	Eruptive Prominence Triggered by New Emerging Flux	15min
X. Gu	2D Quantitative Spectral Analysis of a Flare Loop System	15min

J. Gosling	CME-Driven Solar Wind Disturbances Far From the Sun and at High Latitudes	30min
A. Breen	Multi-site Scintillation Measurements of Interplanetary CMEs	15min
P. K. Manoharan	Interplanetary Scintillation Observations of Coronal Mass Ejections	30min

J. -L. Bougeret	Solar Radio Emissions at Long Wavelengths: an Historical Perspective	.30min
G. Mann	Electron Acceleration at Coronal Shock Waves	.30min
G. Dulk	Electron Acceleration by Shocks in the Corona and Solar Wind	.15min
T. Golla	Shock Associated Radio Emission in the Solar Atmosphere	15min
10:30 - 11:00	Break
M. Pick	CME, Radiobursts and Accelerated Particles, New Results:	.15min
E. Cliver	On the Origins of Solar Metric Type II Bursts	.15min
M. Reiner	On the Origin and Morphology of Complex Hectometric Type III-like Radio Emissions Observed by Wind/WAVES	.15min
J. Padmanabhan	Radio Detection of a Rapid Disturbance Launched by a Solar Flare	.15min
D. Odstrcil	Propagation of Coronal Shocks in Fan-Like Magnetic Fields	15min
N. Gopalswamy	Solar Eruptive Events with Interplanetary Radio Signatures	30min

S. Kahler	Summary Observations	30min
D. Rust	Summary Theory	30min
	Publication plans	5min

Name	Paper	Poster #
L. G. Bagala'	The Eruptive Events on September 30, 1998	1
G. Aulanier	Model Prediction for an Observed Filament	2
D. Berdichevsky	Complex, Radio-rich Sun-Earth Connections: April 7, Nov 3-4, 1997, and May 2, 1998	3
V. Bogod	The Long-term Non-thermal Energy Release on the small-scale Flux Level Detected at Radiowaves	4
J. Chen	Acceleration of Coronal Mass Ejections	5
C. R. DeVore	Magnetic Helicity Generation and Ejection by the Sun	6
J. R. Dwyer	Composition of Solar Energetic Particle Events as Measured by ACE/ULEIS	7
V.G. Eselevich	The Dynamics and Collapse of Antisunward Propagating Density Discontinuities ("blobs") in the Streamer Belt	8
G.D.Fleishman	Millisecond solar radio spikes	9
A. Grebinskij	Negative-Positive-Negative ("NPN") Photospheric Complexes as an Origin of "Sigmoid" Coronal Structures.	10
M. Karovska	Study of Kinematic and Morphological Properties of CMEs	11
K.-L. Klein	X-ray Constraints on the Acceleration of Electrons at a Coronal Shock Wave	12
J. Krall	Internal Structure of a CME: Theory and Observation	13
A. Lara	Photospheric Magnetic Field Variations Related to Coronal Mass Ejections	14
G. Lawrence	CME Masses at Solar Minimum	15
V.G.Ledenev	On the Sign of Frequency Drift of Energetic Electron Beam Radio Emission	16
J. Luhmann	Large Scale Coronal Magnetic Field Reconfigurations and Eruptive Events	17
R. MacDowall	Plasma Waves in the Vicinity of Shock-like Interplanetary Waves	18
W. Neupert	Observations of Transient Activity in the Low Corona by EIT Prior to and During the Launch of CME's	19
D. Odstrcil	Triggering of Magnetic Reconnection by Shock Waves for Different Resistivity Models	20
J. Paez	Catalog of Coronal Mass Ejections of 1994-1997	21
A. A. Pevtsov	On the Role of the Chirality of Solar Magnetic Fields in Geomagnetic Events	22
S. Pohjolainen	Large scale structures and changes associated with the 'halo' CME on May 2, 1998	23
T. Sahla	Directionality Analysis of Proton Flux Detected by SOHO/ERNE in June 16, 1998 Solar Event	24
J. Zhang	LASCO and EIT Observations of a Fast CME at the Solar Limb	25
A. Shanmugaraju	Analysis of Solar Type II Radio Bursts in Conjunction with Multi-wavelength Observations	26
M. Tokumaru	CME Observations Using IPS Imaging Technique	27

Disclaimer: The following material is being kept online for archival purposes.

Although accurate at the time of publication, it is no longer being updated. The page may contain broken links or outdated information, and parts may not function in current web browsers.

International Conference on Solar Eruptive Events

Center for Solar Physics and Space Weather The Catholic University of America, Washington DC

Scientific Program

Above is background material for archival reference only.

Center for Solar Physics and Space Weather
The Catholic University of America, Washington DC