Waves and Instabilities in the Solar Atmosphere (WISA)

Session

Poster Viewing

Not scheduled

Aula Gratton (INAF, Osservatorio Astronomico di Roma)

38. GATES: A New Network for Synoptic Space Weather Observations

Fallon Konow (University of Rome Tor Vergata)

Poster Contribution

We can deduce the activity and dynamic status of the Sun and its possible dependence on the magnetic cycle using continuous, multi-height observations of the solar atmosphere. Furthermore, multi-height observations allow us to probe the propagation of magneto-acoustic-gravity waves through the solar atmosphere, potentially providing insight into other solar phenomena, such as the heating of...

52. The application of artificial neural networks to identify oscillations in the solar corona

Dr Sergey Belov (University of Warwick)

Poster Contribution

The explosive increase in observational data from ground- and space-based instruments highlights the need for automated detection techniques capable of detecting the phenomena of interest in a large amount of data for a reasonable time. Nowadays, Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) demonstrate such a capability. In this study, we demonstrate how artificial neural networks can be used to detect...