Predicting solar magnetic activity and its coupling to life on Earth
by
DrNishant Singh(Nordita)
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Europe/Stockholm
NORDITA East Seminar Room
NORDITA East Seminar Room
Description
The prediction of space weather is an important goal in solar physics,
and has consequences for aviation, satellite technology, manned space flight, and power grids on Earth. Helioseismology provides a way
of looking underneath the surface of the Sun using naturally
occurring sound and surface gravity waves.
After introducing some basics of Helioseismology, I will discuss the
possibility of space weather prediction, based on the analysis of
three active regions (ARs), for which, the solar surface mode
(f-mode) displays strengthening already about two days prior to
AR formation. Its implications for global solar dynamo models will also
be discussed.
