6–10 Jun 2011
Aberystwyth University
Europe/London timezone

Determining CME Properties from Remote-Sensing White-Light Observations

Not scheduled
1m
Council Chamber, Old College (Aberystwyth University)

Council Chamber, Old College

Aberystwyth University

Old College, Aberystwyth University, King Street (Stryd-y-Brenin), Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, SY23 2AX, Wales (UK).

Speaker

Noe Lugaz (Institute for Astronomy)

Description

In this talk, I will review different methods to determine a CME direction and velocity from single and multiple spacecraft remote-sensing observations. I will discuss why the assumptions of constant speed and directions and very narrow CMEs have been successful so far and why this may change in the near future as the STEREO spacecraft move farther apart. I will finally discuss the case of successive CMEs and why fitting methods and even J-maps can only be used with extreme caution in this case.

Author

Noe Lugaz (Institute for Astronomy)

Co-authors

Christian Moestl (University of Graz) Ilia Roussev (Institute for Astronomy) Jorge Hernandez-Charpak (Universidad de los Andes)

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