Playing around with polarized light coronagraph observations with @s0larish to measure line of sight distances and velocities of solar eruptions. This is prototype software, but its getting there #spaceweather
For LaTeX users writing #Solar & #Heliospheric science papers 📜 I made a page for instrument citations: https://t.co/z2MTrUJqDX
It may be useful, if you want me to add an instrument 🛰️🛰️, or make a change (apologies for errors) then let me know. I do this on a best effort basis.
The #AGU23 abstract deadline is approaching. Time to think about submitting an abstract to☀️SH033-Unravelling the Physics of the Middle Corona☀️looking forward to abstracts spanning the EM spectrum🌈incl: instruments, models, & observations (esp eclipse)
https://t.co/OnBtnisKJa
A little outreach article about the heliosphere: "Plasmas Across the Heliosphere: From the Sun to the Edge of the Solar System"
https://t.co/wtd9nTcWcJ
#SolarPhysics followers, here’s a great opportunity to work on some important data in a great institute (and with outstanding benefits!): https://t.co/SsNsgPz1gC
Interested in working with @NOAA working with processing, calibration, and analysis of #heliospheric satellite instrument data? Check out this Job Ad! USAJOBS - https://t.co/u8WbTurWeh #SpaceWeather#SpacePhysics
This is a great opportunity for somebody (like me) who really likes do geek out over data in my former group at NOAA NCEI. If you are a heliophysicist who wants to be part of an awesome team in Boulder, check this out: https://t.co/yTAX13XY7i
A continuous solar wind escapes from our Sun – a stream of plasma, or electrified gas, that fills interplanetary space.
But did you know the solar wind comes in two different speeds? 🤔
A lot of my work on the #MiddleCorona was the result of discoveries we made with SWAP. Seeing them al together on one place really highlights how great SWAP was (and is!) especially for an instrument the size of a shoebox!
#EditorsChoice / #InvitedReview
West, M.J., Seaton, D.B., D’Huys, E. et al. A Review of the Extended EUV Corona Observed by the Sun Watcher with Active Pixels and Image Processing (SWAP) Instrument. #SolarPhysics 297, 136 (2022). https://t.co/kLAIZdkOeu
#PROBA2#OpenAccess