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[edit] The International Workshop
“Eruptive energy release processes on the Sun and stars: origins and effects”
[edit] The workshop will be held in Irkutsk, Russia, from 10 to 12 October 2018. The workshop venue is the Institute of Solar-Terrestrial Physics SB RAS, Irkutsk, Russia (http://en.iszf.irk.ru/).
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[edit] Background
We plan to focus on different aspects of the solar eruptive phenomena study, their impact on space weather characteristics, and projection of knowledge and skills to stellar flares. The main idea of the meeting is to organize discussion and exchange of ideas between researchers with interests in theoretical, observational and numerical studies.
This workshop is initiated by research groups from Russia, Bulgaria, China, India, and UK that are involved in several collaborative projects sponsored by our national grant agencies.
The collaborating groups are
- The Department of Radioastrophysics, Institute of Solar Terrestrial Physics SAB RAS, Russia;
- The Centre for Fusion, Space and Astrophysics, University of Warwick, UK;
- The Space Climate Group Space Research and Technology Institute - BAS, Bulgaria;
- The Department of Radioastronomical Studies, Central Astronomical Observatory at Pulkovo of RAS, Russia;
- The Institute of Space Sciences, Shandong University, China;
- The Indian Institute of Astrophysics, Bangalore, India.
We plan that the workshop will consist of several plenary sessions where the participants will present the new results and ideas, and parallel sessions of the project groups. The invited talks will review the actual topics, highlights, new challenges and tasks of the projects. The participants will present their recent results in contributed talks.
[edit] Scientific Organizing Committee
- Larisa Kashapova (Chair, Irkutsk, Russia)
- Dipankar Banerjee, (Bangalore, India)
- Anne-Marie Broomhall (Warwick, UK)
- Elena Kupriyanova (St-Petersburg, Russia)
- Alexey Kuznetsov (Irkutsk, Russia)
- Bo Li, (Shandong University, China)
- Rositsa Miteva( Sofia, Bulgaria)
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Program of the International Workshop “Eruptive energy release processes on the Sun and stars: origins and effects”
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Speaker
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Title
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Wednesday 10 October
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Main session (Large conference hall).
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9:00
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ISTP official representer
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Official opening
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9:10
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Valery Nakariakov
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Quasi-periodic pulsations in solar and stellar flares (Plenary)
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9:50
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Dmitrii Kolotkov
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Quasi-periodic modulation of the radio emission from the solar corona by a fast magnetoacoustic wave
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10:10
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Katie Kozak
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Slow Magnetoacoustic Oscillations in Hot Coronal Loops
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10:30
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Cofee Break
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11:00
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Dipankar Banerjee
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An overview of the 100 years of Kodaikanal observatory data and long term study of the sun (Invited)
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11:40
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Tim Duckenfield
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Higher harmonics in decay-less kink oscillations: detection and implications
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12:00 - 14:00
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Lunch Break
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Special Session "Origins of the solar energetic particles" (Large conference hall).
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| 14:00 - 17:00
| Dimitar Danov
| Development of Proton Event Catalogs at SRTI-BAS
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| Irina Myagkova
| Comparison of Efficiency of Solar Energetic Particle Generation using CORONAS-F Data
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| Dmitrij Zhdanov
| Solar Microwave Spectropolarimeters: current state
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Panel discussion (Small conference room)
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14:00 - 17:00
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Panel discussion "BRICS project" Moderators : Nakariakov/Kuznetsov
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18:00 - 21:00
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Welcome party
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Thursday 11 October
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Main session (Large conference hall)
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9:00
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Zhenghua Huang
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Observations of small-scale energetic events in the solar transition region (Invited)
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9:40
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Bo LI
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Standing acoustic-gravity waves in flare loops on the Sun and stars: connection to long-period quasi-periodic-pulsations
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10:00
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Andrey Bogomolov
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Parameters of Thermal and Non-Thermal X-Ray and Gamma Ray Emisson of Solar Flares, Observed Onboard CORONAS-F
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10:20
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Shao-Xia Chen
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The damping of slow surface sausage wave in the photosphere
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10:40
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Cofee break
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11:10
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Mijie Shi
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Non-equilibrium Ionization Effects on Intensity Perturbations by Trapped Sausage Wave
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11:30
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Alexei Kuznetsov
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New radio observations of active stars
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12:10 - 14:00
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Lunch break
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Special Session "Non-stationary processes in solar and stellar atmospheres" (Large conference hall)
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| 14:00 - 17:00
| Anastasiia Kudriavtseva
| Preliminary results of SRH data analysis for searching of non-stationary quasi-periodic pulses in solar flares
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| Elena Kuprianova
| To the technique of analysis of the non-stationary QPPs
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| Andrey Chelpanov
| Oscillations at the site of a negative flare
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| Valeriy Nakariakov
| TBD
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Panel discussion (Small conference hall)
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14:00 - 17:00
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Panel discussion "SEP origin project"; Moderators : Miteva/Kashapova
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Friday 12 October
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Main session (Large conference hall)
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9:00
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Rostsa Miteva
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Solar energetic particles and space weather (Invited)
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9:40
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Nikola Petrov
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Dynamics of eruptive prominences
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10:00
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Valentin Kiselev
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Shock waves in the 1 September 2014 far-side solar event
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10:20
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Alexei Dmitriev
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CME and Extreme Solar Wind Pressures
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10:40
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Cofee Break
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11:10
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Alla Suvorova
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Anomalous particle transport in the inner magnetosphere under condition of the foreshock transient
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11:30
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Irina Myagkova
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Prediction of Space Weather Effects Using Artificial Neural Networks
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12:00 - 13:00
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Lunch Break
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13:00 - 21:30
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Field trip to Listvyanka
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[edit] Weather and field trip to Listvyanka
We will visit the village of Listvyanka and the solar observatory. In case of bad weather, we'll go to the Limnological museum. But anyway the weather in October is unpredictable. Please, don't forget warm clothes (hats and gloves) and shoes.
[edit] Conference fee
The conference fee is 50 euro ( about 3500 Russian rubles). It should be paid during the registration in Russian currency. The members of Russian teams of the collaborative projects don't pay the fee because it has been paid already from the funds of corresponding projects.
[edit] Accommodation
LOC booked rooms for the participants at the hotel Academicheskaya (http://academichotel.ru/) near the workshop venue, for October 10-12. The dates staying are flexible.
[edit] Local information
Arrival by plane. The airport of Irkutsk is connected by direct flights with Moscow (http://en.iktport.ru). This is the fastest way to reach Irkutsk from Western Europe. The duration of the flight is about 5-6 hours. There are also several direct international flights connecting Irkutsk with cities of China, South Korea and Mongolia. The airport is located within the boundary of the city.
Arrival by train. Irkutsk is located on the Trans-Siberian Railway and connected with all main cities of Russia. The trip from Moscow takes about 3-4 days. The timetable and tickets is on web-site of the Russian Railways (http://eng.rzd.ru/statice/public/en?STRUCTURE_ID=9).
Public transportation. Irkutsk is located on the banks of the River Angara. The right and left banks are connected to each other by three bridges and a power dam. In the city, there is an extensive public transport network: buses, trolleybuses, trams, and minibuses. Irkutsk is a relatively compact in its historical center, and traffic is not heavy for a city of nearly 600,000. It is a very walkable city within the center, and those who want to save time or travel between one side of the river and the other can use a good public transport system. It is helpful to know at least how to read signs on buses and bus stops; when traveling by minibuses, you need to call out to the driver to stop. Oddly enough, names of major bus stops are posted on kiosk roofs parallel to the road so that the names are not often visible from inside the bus. Bus and minibus ("marshrutka") fares are cheap. Local etiquette is to pay the driver when exiting the bus or trolleybus (therefore you have to exit it only through the front door). In trams, tickets are purchased from the conductor. More detailed information about Irkutsk can be found at WikiTravel including description of the city's most popular attractions.
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