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RHESSI a statistical study Jianxia Cheng Jiong Qiu Mingde Ding and Haimin Wang outline Introduction Observations and data analysis Properties of HXR spikes summary 1Introduction. . on Solar type Stars and Their Impacts on Habitability of . Exoplanets. Kazunari. Shibata. . Kwasan. and . Hida. observatories, . Kyoto University. Hiroaki Isobe. Unit of Synergetic Studies for Space, Kyoto University. Matthew J West & Daniel B Seaton - Royal Observatory Belgium. AR 12192, the most prolific of Solar Cycle 24, rotated into view on 18 Oct 2014 but announced its presence on 14 Oct 2014 with a powerful and unusual eruption. Producing the largest post-eruptive loop system of the solar cycle.. Individual . AR example: 8910. The only selection criterion imposed in this study is that the AR must be within 30 degrees of disk center. to minimize projection errors. See right for description of . . Observed, estimated, and predicted daily geomagnetic . AFr. -indices (A-indices from Fredericksburg, VA), and daily AP-indices (planetary A-indices). . Ap. indices are estimated in near-real time using a network of up to 12 North American stations. . Abstract. We observed a filament eruption, whose shape is like a dandelion, associated with the solar flare that occurred on 2011 February 16 at the active region NOAA 11158. The H. a. . full disk images of the flare were taken by FMT. ?. Implications from observations of solar-type stars . and historical records. Hiroaki Isobe. Graduate School of Integrated Advanced Studies . in Human Survivability, Kyoto University. Aknowledgements. Hugh Hudson. SSL, UC Berkeley and U. Of Glasgow. . 1. The Sun and its corona/wind. Solar . flares and . CMEs. Extreme events: new facts. “. Nanoflares. ”. The Sun itself. 2. It is not obvious from this sketch, but the very thin . . Observed, estimated, and predicted daily geomagnetic . AFr. -indices (A-indices from Fredericksburg, VA), and daily AP-indices (planetary A-indices). . Ap. indices are estimated in near-real time using a network of up to 12 North American stations. . SDO jEVE The EUV Variability Experiment EVE onboard the Solar Dynamics Observatory SDO has been obtaining unprecedented observations of solar variation on times scales of seconds during flares and ove HMI Observations of Solar Flares in Solar Cycle . 24. . Todd Hoeksema, Monica . Bobra. , . Sebastien. . Couvidat. , . and . Xudong. Sun. . Stanford University. SHARP Parameter Table. HMI Data Series: hmi.sharp_720s. Joel Allred (NASA GSFC) --Team 1. Phil Judge (HAO) & Lucia . Kleint. . (Original PI)-- Team 2 . Alexander . Kosovichev. (NJIT/Stanford) –Team 3. Chang Liu (NJIT)--Team 4. Alexander Kosovichev (NJIT, U.S.A.) and Ivan Sharykin (IKI, Russia). Helioseismic response to solar flares . ("sunquakes") occurs due to localized force or/and momentum impacts observed during the flare impulsive phase in the lower atmosphere. . lognormal instead of power law?. Solar-Terrestrial Centre of Excellence. Cis . Verbeeck. , Emil . Kraaikamp. , Lena . Podladchikova. Royal Observatory of Belgium. SDO Workshop, Ghent, Belgium. , October 29, . M. . Prijatelj. Carnegie Mellon University. Advisors: B. Chen, P. . Jibben. (SAO). Overview. Motivations. Standard Flare Model. Flux rope eruption. Magnetic reconnection. Flare emissions. Type III Radio Bursts.