FLARECAST, H2020 space research project developing an automated solar flare forecasting system using machine learning and more. Team: GR, UK, IR, CH, FR, IT
New paper accepted for publication in Solar Physics and is now available on @arxiv! https://t.co/XTzHlDB9Pz Check it out to learn about our work comparing results from @EU_HELCATS and @FLARECAST_EU projects related to the source of solar eruptions.
This morning @ManolisKG has informed the HPC2018 conference about the role of big data, machine learning, and high performance computing in the @FLARECAST_EU project. A very interesting talk!
Latest results from our @FLARECAST_EU project on the magnetic properties of sunspots and their potential for flare forecasting: https://t.co/gGCzpZ8XLe Nice work @jorgueagui
Now that STIX has been delivered, work is not over. A ground unit nearly identical to the instrument flying to the sun is built for testing the flight software. #SolarOrbiter
An article about #SolarFlare prediction by @konjo and @ManolisKG related to their publication in Solar Physics Journal appeared in @sciencetrend https://t.co/9a7jjbgVMk
Some of the knowledge about solar active regions and their potential for generating #SolarFlares generated during the past three years of the #Horizon2020 project FLARECAST. https://t.co/umtRg92ydK
One more FLARECAST paper just published yesterday by @jorgueagui and people @tdcastro:
Active Region Photospheric Magnetic Properties Derived from Line-of-sight and Radial Fields. https://t.co/dQYQ458G2t
the first MIDA paper within the H2020 FLARECAST project has been accepted for publication in "the astrophysical journal". see https://t.co/zBW2vapSm3 for the arxiv version
Sunspots and protuberances by a French #artist and amateur #astronomer Étienne Léopold Trouvelot, born in 1827. He created several thousands
#art works of celestial bodies and was especially drawn to the #Sun.
https://t.co/OasUvtSKg4
Went really well, I think... Enjoyed the interaction and to-the-point questions by a number of community members and colleagues. People are looking forward to the outcome.. Go @FLARECAST_EU at #AGU17!
The 2017 total solar eclipse was a scientific bonanza! These science results and more are being shared at the American Geophysical Union meeting - #AGU17.
https://t.co/W2RikNYl6e
Crossed the ocean to share insights about #SolarFlare forecasting from the #H2020 project FLARECAST. Looking forward to discuss with the US and the global #SpaceWeather community today 9:30, 252-254 #AGU17@theAGU@ManolisKG https://t.co/kZEDBdWguO
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