Eclipse on the Coral Sea: Cycle 24 Ascending 2012

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As we emerge from one of the deepest and longest solar minima on record, with a new and powerful eye on the Sun -SDO- we invite all those with an interest is solar activity to gather in beautiful Palm Cove, Australia to review and assess our current knowledge and understanding of our magnetic star, and to experience the awe and wonder of a total solar eclipse on November 14, 2012.

Topics of discussion will include, but not be limited to:

• Observing and understanding the solar cycle
• Oscillations and seismology of activity from interior to corona
• Large scale transients and CMEs
• Small-scale transients and high-cadence observations
• New results from SDO, Hinode, and the new instruments on the ground and all other aspects of the active Sun

Scientific Organizing Committee

• Paul Cally [Monash University, Australia; chair]: paul.cally at monash.edu
• Robert Erdelyi [Sheffield, UK; co-chair]: robertus at sheffield.ac.uk
• Gianna Cauzzi [Arcetri, Italy]
• Dean-Yi Chou [National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan]
• Bernhard Fleck [SOHO/ESA]
• Laurent Gizon [MPS, Germany]
• Leon Golub [Harvard-Smithsonian CfA, USA]
• Shadia Habbal [IfA Hawaii, USA]
• Frank Hill [GONG/NSO, USA]
• Charles Lindsey [CoRA, USA]
• Zoran Mikic [Predictive Science, USA]
• Phil Scherrer [Stanford, USA]
• Abhishek Srivastava [ARIES, India]
• Saku Tsuneta [NAOJ, Japan]

Local Administrative Support

• Aimee Norton [James Cook University; chair] aimee.norton at jcu.edu.au
• Paul Cally [Monash University]: paul.cally at monash.edu
• Alina Donea [Monash University]: alina.donea at monash.edu
• Hamed Moradi[Monash University]:hamed.moradi at monash.edu

Sponsors:

European  Space  Agency  (SOHO)

Monash  University  

James  Cook  University

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