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Propagation of coronal mass ejections in the inner heliosphere
... Numerical modelling has been used to study CME propagation with numerous ap- proaches such as 1D Hydro simulations, 2.5D MHD simulations, and full 3D MHD sim- ulations (Cargill & Schmidt, 2002; Cargill et al., ... See full document
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Radial and azimuthal oscillations of halo coronal mass ejections in the Sun
... Coronal mass ejections (CMEs) are the most spectacular eruptions from the Sun into the ...interplanetary propagation of CMEs is con- trolled by the ambient solar wind (Lindsay et ... See full document
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The spectroscopic imprint of the pre eruptive configuration resulting into two major coronal mass ejections
... hours before the launch of the two CMEs. Indeed, we identified the FR as a hot structure contributing to the DEM around log T ≈ 6.8 - 7.1. During the five hours prior to the CME eruption (after March 6, 17:00 UT) the ... See full document
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Automatic detection and tracking of coronal mass ejections II Multiscale filtering of coronagraph images
... suite (LASCO; Brueckner et al. 1995) onboard the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO; Domingo et al. 1995) has observed thousands of CMEs from 1995 to present; and since 2006 the Sun-Earth Connection Coronal ... See full document
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The kinematics of coronal mass ejections using multiscale methods
... A variety of theoretical models have been proposed to describe CMEs, especially their early propagation phase. Observational studies, such as those outlined above, are necessary to determine CME characteristics. ... See full document
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Characterizing Coronal Mass Ejections in Solar Cycle Analysis
... The propagation of CME can be determined whether a particular event might be directed towards Earth, Venus, Mars, or indeed any other objects in the solar system ... See full document
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History and development of coronal mass ejections as a key player in solar terrestrial relationship
... CME propagation: deflection, interaction, and rotation A systematic equatorward deflection of CMEs observed during 1973–1974 by ~2° was reported in the pre-SOHO era (Hildner 1977; MacQueen et ...the coronal ... See full document
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Uncertainties in polarimetric 3D reconstructions of coronal mass ejections
... CME propagation direction can be determined with all these methods within an uncertainty of ∼10 ◦ , but derived 3D spatial extensions of CMEs are not fully consis- tent with each other; moreover, reconstructions ... See full document
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Aspects of the relationship between active regions and coronal mass ejections
... a propagation phase where the velocity ...observe coronal features on the limb and the ARs in this study include a range of longitudes and have not been selected to meet such a ... See full document
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The kinematics and morphology of solar coronal mass ejections
... to the CME only. Overlaying a mesh of vector arrows on the data shows how the combined magnitude and angular information illustrate the progression of the CME. Each vector is rooted on a pixel in the gradient space, and ... See full document
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Statistical Relation Of Coronal Mass Ejections And Solar Wind Disturbances With Radio Bursts Related Geomagnetic Storms
... as coronal mass ejections (CMEs) or co‐rotating interaction regions ...(CIRs). Coronal mass ejections (CMEs) are the energetic solar events in which huge amount of solar plasma ... See full document
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Study Of Symmetric And Asymmetric Short Term Cosmic Ray Intensity Decreases From 1997 To 2013
... the heliosphere (Jokipii,Levy,and Hubbard1977) and diffusion/convection of cosmic rays (Morrison 1956;Burlaga et al 1984; Perko;&Burlaga 1992) in the solar wind (for recent reviews see McDonald 1998;Potgieter ... See full document
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Above the noise : the search for periodicities in the inner heliosphere
... no coronal- mass ejection-producing events are associated with our region of interest, the northern AR is associated with several small GOES flare detections (the largest of which was classed ...in ... See full document
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Machine Learning Classification of Interplanetary Coronal Mass Ejections Using Satellite Accelerometers
... Space weather phenomena is a complex area of research as there are many di ff erent variables and signatures that are used to identify the occurrence of solar storms and Interplanetary Coro- nal Mass ... See full document
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USE OF DIGITAL IMAGE DIFFERENCING IN STUDY OF MORPHOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF CORONAL MASS EJECTIONS
... The image processing software those are available in the market doesn‟t fit to our requirement of image differencing in the morphological study of coronal mass ejections. The software module ... See full document
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Space Weather Association with Sunspots and Geomagnetic Storms for Solar Cycle 23 (1996-2007) and Solar Cycle 24 (2008-2016)
... that coronal mass ejections (CMEs) and solar flares are also responsible for geomagnetic storms and a good correlation between sunspot number and coronal mass ejections was found ... See full document
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Three dimensional oscillations of twenty one halo coronal mass ejections by multi spacecraft
... Correlations of various parameters of oscillating FHCMEs from LASCO C3: a MPA and OPA and b the observed maximum projected speed Vpro and the oscillation amplitude ∆V.. The dashed lines[r] ... See full document
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Frequency distributions: from the sun to the earth
... Abstract. The space environment is forever changing on all spatial and temporal scales. Energy releases are observed in numerous dynamic phenomena (e.g. solar flares, coronal mass ejections, solar ... See full document
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Detection and Tracking of Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs) by Means of the Watershed Segmentation and Hough Transform
... This paper proposes the watershed segmentation for the detection and tracking of the CME, where the process of watershed region merging is initi- ated by the Hough transform and subseque[r] ... See full document
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How are emerging flux, flares and CMEs related to magnetic polarity imbalance in MDI data?
... the coronal instability initiating the CME is not able to alter significantly the vertical magnetic field distribution at the photosphere, we do not expect to observe important magnetic changes at the photospheric ... See full document
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