D5.2
From Soteria
Name: Peer-reviewed scientific publications
Lead Beneficiary: ALL
Beneficiaries involved: CNRS, PMOD-WRC, ROB
Due Date: From December 2009
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Goal
Disseminate the results of our action by publishing articles related to solar irradiance in peer-reviewed journals. The principal topics are
- The connections between the variability of the TSI, the EUV/FUV spectrum and indices for solar activity.
- Develop new solar activity proxies for aeronomy using data from PROBA2/LYRA + data from ground based instruments.
- Intercalibration of TSI measurements from SOHO and PICARD.
- Specifications for measuring the EUV/FUV spectrum using a new instrumental concept with a limited number of spectral channels.
Successes
- A publication on the multiscale reconstruction of spectral bands in the VUV from proxies has just been accepted in Geoph. Res. Lett.: T. Dudok de Wit, M. Kretzschmar, J. Lilensten and T. Woods, Finding the best proxies for the solar UV irradiance (2009).
- A publication on blind source separation approach for solar multi-wavelength irradiance analysis has been submitted to the Proc. of the IEEE: T. Dudok de Wit, S. Moussaoui, P.-O. Amblard, J. Aboudarham, F. Auchère, M. Kretzschmar and J. Lilensten, Multispectral imaging the Sun in the UV.
- A publication on the model is in preparation for J. Geoph. Res.: Egorova T., Rozanov E., Ozolin Y., and Schmutz W. The atmospheric effects of 2003 SPE simulated with chemistry-ionosphere-climate model SOCOL-i.
- A publication on the impact of flares on the variability of the TSI is in preparation: M. Kretzschmar, T. Dudok de Wit, W. Schmutz, S. Mekaoui, J.-F. Hochedez, S. DeWitte, The effect of flares on the Total Solar Irradiance.
Exceptional Discoveries
Progress so far
A PhD student at CNRS (Gaël Cessateur) started in January 2009 working on the definition of a new instrumental concept for reconstructing the VUV spectrum from spectral bands or spectral lines. He contribute to the action be defining the hardware implementation of our spectral reconstruction method.
Problem areas
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