Hinode 19 Scientific Program
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Hinode SWG MeetingDay1 (Aug 31)
Morning
09:00
Modeling Solar Wind Properties from the Lower Solar Atmosphere toward the SOLAR-C Era
Haruhisa Iijima
09:30
Bridging the Corona and Heliosphere with Contemporary Solar Missions
Yeimy Rivera
09:50
Spectroscopic diagnostics of coronal fan loops using AIA and EIS
Ananya Rawat
10:05
A Solar Wind Connectivity Pipeline with Quantified Uncertainties: Application to Solar Orbiter's First High-Latitude Observations
Steph Yardley
10:20-11:05
Break (20 min) / Poster (25 min)
11:05
Probing the coronal dynamics of the solar north pole using Proba-3, Hinode and Solar Orbiter.
Nawin Ngampoopun
11:20
Analysis of full-disk EIS spectra over a solar cycle to determine the optimum EUVST/SoSpIM calibration method
Chloé Pilloud
11:35
Origin of the solar magnetic field responsible for interplanetary magnetic field variations
Minami Yoshida
11:50-13:20
Lunch (1 hour) /Poster (30 min)
Afternoon
13:20
Heating of the chromosphere and corona in the active regions of the Sun
Souvik Bose
13:50
Linking Chromospheric Wave Activity to Coronal Abundance Fractionation in a Solar Active Region Using Hinode/EIS and GST/FISS Observations
Kyoung-Sun Lee
14:10
Multi-fluid and multi-species numerical simulations and their application to the FIP effect: Ebysus
Juan Martinez-Sykora
14:30
Solar Spicules: Insights from 3D Radiative-MHD and Synthetic Diagnostics
Sanghita Chandra
14:45-15:05
Break
15:05
Detection of UV Bursts in Solar Active Region Using Variational AutoEncoder
Masahiro Nishioka
15:20
The connection between coronal abundances and chromospheric properties
Paola Testa
15:35
Chromospheric dynamics and the O I 135.6 nm spectral line.
Viggo Hansteen
15:50
Chromospheric Fe I lines in the near-ultraviolet solar spectrum
Edvarda Harnes
16:05
Chromospheric Dynamics of an Umbral Flare Kernel from SCIP–DST Coordinated Observations
Ayumi Asai
16:20-17:30
Poster
Day2 (Sep 1)
Morning
09:00
Solar Surface Magnetism: 20 Years Since Hinode’s Breakthrough
David Orozco Suárez
09:30
Two Decades of High-Resolution Spectropolarimetry of Solar Polar Magnetic Fields with Hinode/SOT-SP
Masahito Kubo
09:50
Coronal Magnetic Field Modeling: From Hinode Achievements toward SOLAR-C
Daiki Yamasaki
10:10-11:00
Break (20 min) / Poster (30 min)
11:00
Umbral Flashes and Magnetic Field Structures Revealed by Spectro-polarimetric Observations in He I 10830 Å
Yusuke Fukuchi
11:15
Structure and evolution of solar prominences observed by Hinode/SOT during solar cycles 24 and 25
Stephane Regnier
11:30
High-Resolution Sunspot Simulations and the Fine Structure of Penumbra and Evershed Flows
Hideyuki Hotta
11:45-13:15
Lunch (1 hour) / Poster (30 min)
Afternoon
13:15
First results from Sunrise III
Smitha Narayanamurthy
13:45
Magnetic field distribution along spicules revealed with SUNRISE III/SCIP
Yoshihiro Naito
14:00
Three-dimensional Magnetic Structures of Ellerman Bombs revealed by SUNRISE III/SCIP
Yusuke Kawabata
14:15
DKIST observations of propagating chromospheric bright fronts
Catherine Fischer
14:30
Multi-thermal Dynamics in Small-Scale Active Region Phenomena: Synergies from a Coordinated 2023 SOLARNET Ground-Space Campaign
Salvo Guglielmino
14:45-15:05
Break
15:05
The SOLAR-C Mission in development
Toshifumi Shimizu
15:25
Concept of Operations for the SOLAR-C Mission
Shin Toriumi
15:40
Pre-flare and active region plasma flows and structure seen by the short wavelength camera on SOLAR-C/EUVST
James McKevitt
15:55
Magnetic Reconnection Science Strategy for SOLAR-C
Shinsuke Imada
16:10-17:30
Poster
Day3 (Sep 2)
Morning
09:00
Beyond Hinode: Coronal Heating Research with EUVST
Ignacio Ugarte
09:30
Connecting Coronal Loop Heating Frequency to Magnetic Properties in Non-flaring Active Regions with Hinode/EIS
Will Barnes
09:50
Effects of Plasma Composition Variations on the Radiative Cooling of Solar Flare Loops
Teodora Mihailescu
10:10-11:00
Break (20 min) / Poster (30 min)
11:00
Power-law Relationship between Solar X-Ray Luminosity and Total Unsigned Magnetic Flux: From Active Regions through X-ray Bright Points
Keiji Yoshimura
11:15
Multi-thermal analysis of loop morphology and restructuring in active regions
Bhinva Ram
11:30
Coronal Rain Dynamics and Morphology under Different Coronal Heating and Magnetic Field Conditions
Takero Yoshihisa
11:45
Differences in Heating Distribution between Active-region Warm Loops and Quiet-region CBP Loops
Hirohisa Hara
12:00
Group photo
Group photo
Excursion & Banquet
Excursion & Banquet
Day4 (Sep 3)
Morning
09:00
Modeling Elemental Abundance Variations in the Solar Corona
Jeffrey Reep
09:20
Solar Soft X-ray Investigations Using CubeSat Missions
Crisel Suárez-Bustamante
09:40
Towards a better understanding of coronal abundance anomalies: high-order multi-fluid modelling of active region loops
Nicolas Poirier
10:00-10:15
Break (15 min)
Afternoon
10:15
ISEE Award
11:45-13:15
Lunch (1 hour) / Poster (30 min)
Afternoon
13:15
Coronal heating by kink waves: RTV scaling laws & global models
Tom Van Doorsselaere
13:30
RMHD Modeling of Reconnection Nanojets: Energy Budget, Spectral Signatures and Implications for the Solar-C Mission
Zekun Lu
13:45
Spectral Line Ratios: A Diagnostic of Elemental Abundances
Luke Benavitz
14:00
Faint Hot Components of Quiescent Active Regions: a Statistical Study with NuSTAR, XRT, and AIA
Jessie Duncan
14:15-15:05
Break (20 min) / Poster (30 min)
15:05
Compression, Impact and Hot Rebound Flows from Coronal Rain Downflows
Patrick Antolin
15:20
A Bayesian Approach to Assessing the Accuracy of Coronal Abundance Diagnostics
Natalia Zambrana Prado
15:35
Hinode/EUV Imaging Spectrometer Observations of the Sun-as-a-Star
David Brooks
15:50-17:30
Poster
Day5 (Sep 4)
Morning
09:00
Deciphering filament eruptions and flare energy release through coordinated observations with Solar Orbiter
Miho Janvier
09:30
Fine structure of flares as revealed by Solar Orbiter/EUI
Hannah Collier
09:50
Flare Fine Structure: Recent 3D Modeling Results and Opportunities for Solar-C
Joel Dahlin
10:10
Spatial and temporal variations of energy transport during solar flares: looking forward to Solar-C
Graham Kerr
10:30-11:20
Break (20 min) / Poster (30 min)
11:20
Solar flare footpoint line broadening is predominantly field-aligned
Andy Shu Ho To
11:35
Analyzing the hottest plasma in solar flares using X-ray measurements
Muriel Stiefel
11:50
A long-term statistical analysis of cool coronal material linked to magnetic complexity and flaring
Luke McMullan
12:05-13:35
Lunch (1 hour) / Poster (30 min)
Afternoon
13:35
Modeling Flare Continuum Emission Observed by Hinode/EIS: Instrument Calibration and Element Composition Results
Peter Young
13:50
Investigating Quasi-Periodic Pulsations in Solar Flares with Solar Orbiter/EUI Short-Exposure Images
Marie Dominique
14:05
Comparing Observed and Synthetic Spectropolarimetric Signatures of Solar Flares with Machine Learning
Fabiana Ferrente
14:20
Hi-C Flare Observations of a Sudden Fine-Scale Bright Kernel in Fe XXI 129 A Emission During the Decay Phase of an M1.6-class Solar Flare
Sanjiv Tiwari
14:35
Direct Focusing X-ray Imaging Spectroscopy of Solar Flares with FOXSI-4 and FOXSI-5
Shunsaku Nagasawa
14:50
Characterizing Flare Eruptivity of Solar Active Regions Based on Photospheric Magnetic Properties and Coronal Modeling
Johan Muhamad
15:05
Solar Flare Ion Temperatures
Alexander Russell
15:20-15:35
Hinode Summary
Takashi Sakurai