Sciencific Program

- Overview
- Sessions
- Schedule of the plenary sessions
- Splinters
- Schedule of the splinter sessions
- Schedule of the poster sessions
- Practical information for speakers and posters

Social Program

- Welcome reception
- Excursion
- Conference dinner

Calendar

Monday 14thTuesday 15thWednesday 16th Thursday 17thFriday 18thSaturday 19th
Morning08:45-10:15 Plenary session09:00-10:15 Plenary session 09:00-10:15 Plenary session09:00-10:15 Plenary session09:00-10:15 Plenary session
Morning10:15-10:45 Coffee break10:15-10:45 Coffee break 10:15-10:45 Coffee break10:15-10:45 Coffee break10:15-10:45 Coffee break
Morning10:45-12:30 Plenary session10:45-12:00 Plenary session 10:45-12:30 Plenary session10:45-12:30 Plenary session10:45-12:30 Plenary session
Afternoon13:30 Registration Opening14:00-16:00 Splinter session13:45-20:00 Social activity 14:00-16:00 Splinter session14:00-16:00 Splinter session
Afternoon16:00-16:30 Coffee break 16:00-16:30 Coffee break16:00-16:30 Coffee break
Afternoon16:30-18:30 Splinter session 16:30-18:30 Splinter session16:30-19:00 Splinter session
Evening 20:00 Welcome reception18:30-19:30 CESRA board election19:20 Conference dinner

Sciencific Program

Overview

The meeting will consist of plenary sessions and splinters for working groups. In addition to contributed talks and posters, the following persons have been invited to give a talk:

- Bob Bentley (London): "Virtual Observatory Projects"
- Eduard Kontar (Glasgow): "Electron acceleration and propagation in solar flares"
- Salvatore Mancuso (Torino): "SoHO UV & white light diagnostics of coronal shock waves"
- Kiyoto Shibasaki (Nobeyama): "The quiet Sun at radio wavelengths"
- Manuela Temmer (Graz): "Coronal mass ejections"
- Manolis Georgoulis (Athens): "Pre-flare and pre-CME configurations"

Sessions

Plenary sessions will take place every morning. The detailed program of the sessions will be published soon, but it will consist of invited talks and oral contributions based on a selection among the submitted abstracts.

The morning plenary sessions will focus on the following topics:

- Quiet sun and plasma diagnostics of the solar atmosphere
- Pre-flare and pre-CME activity
- Particle acceleration in solar flares
- Large scale disturbances
- Solar activity cycle

In addition, one morning session will be devoted to instrumentation and reports on solar radio projects, databases and relationships with space data and space missions.

The last day of the meeting, the morning plenary session will be devoted to the working group reports.

Schedule of the plenary sessions

Tuesday, June 15 2010
Opening of the meeting
- 08:45-09:00 Welcome address, information
Session 1 'Quiet sun and plasma diagnostics of the solar atmosphere'
- 09:00-09:35 K. Shibasaki 'The quiet sun at radio wavelengths' (Invited)
- 09:35-09:55 M. Loukitcheva et al. 'Observations of the solar chromosphere at millimeter wavelengths'
- 09:55-10:15 C. Mercier, G. Chambe 'Radio images of the corona in the range 150 - 450 MHz, by rotational synthesis with the Nancay Radioheliograph'
- 10:15-10:45 Coffee Break- 10:45-11:05 I. Hannah et al. 'Constraining hard X-ray nanoflares with RHESSI quiet Sun observations'
- 11:05-11:25 S. Tun 'Coronal active region structure results from joint OVSA-VLA observations'
Session 2 Pre-flare and pre-CME activity
- 11:25-12:00 M. Georgoulis 'Pre-Eruption Magnetic Configurations in the Low Solar Atmosphere' (invited)
- 12:00-12:20 I. Bakunina, V. Melnikov 'Signs of Preflare Situation In Microwave Emission '
- 12:20:12:30 WG introduction & plan

Wednesday, June 16 2010
Session Instrumentation
- 09:00-09:35 R. Bentley 'Virtual Observatory Projects' (Invited)
- 09:35-09:55 M. Karlicky et al. 'New ESO-ALMA ARC Node at Ondrejov'
- 09:55-10:05 V. Bogod et al. 'Spectral observations of solar emission at microwaves with multi-octave coverage at RATAN-600'
- 10:05-10:15 A. Kerdraon et al. 'Recent developments of the site Solar Radio Monitoring'
- 10:15-10:45 Coffee Break
- 10:45-10:55 S. Pohjolainen 'Status report on Tuorla-Bern solar polarimeters (TUBE) and microwave data'
- 10:55-11:15 C. Monstein 'First time 24h coverage of e-Callisto'
- 11:15-11:35 G. Mann, C. Vocks, F. Breitling 'Report Status of solar observations with LOFAR'
- 11:35-11:55 A. De Groof et al. 'SWAP and LYRA onboard PROBA2, new EUV instruments'

Thursday, June 17 2010
Session 3 Particle acceleration in solar flares
- 09:00-09:35 E. Kontar 'Electron acceleration and propagation in solar flares' (Invited)
- 09:35-09:55 V. Reznikova et al. 'Diagnostics of an acceleration site location and pitch-angle anisotropy of energetic electrons in the flare observed in microwaves'
- 09:55-10:15 M. Barta et al. 'Radio manifestation of plasmoid merging - observation vs. Modelling'
- 10:15-10:45 Coffee Break
- 10:45-11:05 S. Krucker, H. Hudson, S. White, S. Masuda, R. Lin 'Microwave and Hard X-ray Observations of the Coronal Acceleration Region of a Solar Flare'
- 11:05-11:25 C. Guillermo Gimenez de Castro et al. 'Temporal and Spatial Comparison of Subterahertz, X-rays, UV and Halpha emission during an X-class flare'
- 11:25-11:45 H. Reid et al. 'Simultaneous X-ray and type III solar flare observations as a probe of the electron acceleration region'
- 11:45-12:05 T. Bastian, B. Chen 'Inverse Compton Scattering in the Mildly Relativistic Regime'
- 12:05-12:25 D. Maia, J. Blanco 'A review on the energetic solar electron events seem by ACEEPAM and WIND3DP and their association with meter to km wavelength radio emissions'

Friday, June 18 2010
Session 3 Particle acceleration in solar flares
- 09:00-09:20 D. Tsiklauri 'Particle-In-Cell, self-consistent plasma emission simulations of the type III solar radio bursts'
- 09:20-09:40 A. Klassen et al. 'Electron spikes, type III radioemission and EUVI jets'
Session 4 Large-scale disturbances
- 09:40-10:15 M. Temmer 'Coronal mass ejections and radio related aspects' (Invited)
- 10:15-10:45 Coffee Break
- 10:45-11:05 J. Magdalenic et al. 'First multiple type II burst recorded at Humain associated with the CMEflare event on 18 March 2010'
- 11:05-11:25 A. Afanasyev 'Propagation effects manifested in the fine structure of solar type II radio bursts'
- 11:25-12:00 S. Mancuso 'SOHO UV & white light diagnostics of coronal shock waves' (Invited)
- 12:00-12:20 A. Veronig et al. 'STEREO observations of a dome-shaped large-scale coronal EUV wave'
Session 5 Solar Activity Cycle
- 12:20-12:40 A. Vourlidas et al. 'Statistics of CME Mass Energy Properties over Cycle 23'

Saturday, June 19 2010
Splinter session reports
- 09:00-10:15 Splinter session reports & discussion
- 10:15-10:45 Coffee break
- 10:45-12:15 Splinter session reports & discussion
- 12:15-12:30 Concluding remarks

Splinters

In the afternoon, splinter sessions are devoted to thematic working groups lead by two experts. The list of working groups and leaders is as follows:

- Quiet Sun: Costas Alissandrakis (Ioannina) and Silja Pohjolainen (Turku)
- Pre-flare & pre-CME activity: Henry Aurass (Potsdam) and Astrid Veronig (Graz)
- Particle acceleration in flares: Alexander Mc Kinnon (Glasgow) and Victor Melnikov (Nizhnyi Novgorod)
- Large scale disturbances and shocks: Bojan Vrsnak (Hvar) and Dalmiro Maia (Porto)

Schedule of splinter sessions: talks

Splinter session 1 Quiet Sun
Costas Alissandrakis (Ioannina) & Silja Pohjolainen (Turku)
Kappa-distributions and the energetics of the solar corona
J. Dudik et al.

Oscillations in sunspots with periods less then 1 minute observed in microwave range
G.B. Gelfreikh et al.

Modeling the UVEUV and its relevance for PROBA2 observations
Margit Haberreiter

The coronal electron density profiles derived from radio observations
J. Magdalenic, C. Marque

An Optimization Algorithm for Performing Solar Rotation Stereoscopy
G.M. Nita

The atmosphere structure of coronal hole and solar wind parameters connection
D. Prosovetsky, Myagkova

Splinter session 2 Pre-flare and pre-CME activity
Henry Aurass (Potsdam) and Astrid Veronig (Graz)
Peculiarities of the short period oscillations of microwave emission of sunspot-associated sources as based on NoRH observations
V.E. Abramov-Maximov et al.

CME launch and flaring - compact and distributed acceleration sites in the corona around the 300 MHz level
H. Aurass et al.

Splinter session 3 Particle acceleration in flares
Alexander Mc Kinnon (Glasgow) and Victor Melnikov (Nizhnyi Novgorod)
Diagnostics of X-ray directivity and electron beaming in solar flares using RHESSI visibilities
M. Battaglia et al.

Particle Acceleration in the Presence of Weak Turbulence at an X-Type Neutral Point
C. Burge et al.

Sub-THz Emission by Mildly Relativistic Thermal Electrons
J.E.R. Costa et al.

Dynamic Magnetography and Fast Electron Probing in Solar Flaring Loops with Advanced Radio Inversions
G.D. Fleishman et al.

Characteristics of microwave and HXR emission during the post-eruptive arcade formation.
L.K. Kashapova et al.

Sub-THz, microwaves and H-alpha activity connected to a M-class GOES solar burst P. Kaufmann et al.

X-rays, Submm-waves, Microwaves and M- Dm waves wavelength emissions associated to the January 20, 2010 M3.4 solar burst
P. Kaufmann et al.

Fast gyrosynchrotron codes
A. Kuznetsov, G. Fleishman

Signatures of coronal temperature disturbances on type III bursts
B. Li et al.

Budget of energetic electrons during solar flares
G. Mann, A. Warmuth

GS-3D Simulator An Interactive IDL Widget Tool for Simulating Spatially Resolved Gyrosynchrotron Spectra Emitted by Solar Radio Bursts
G.M. Nita, G.D. Fleishman

The spatial and temporal analysis of the solar millimeter bursts
V. Smirnova, V. Nagnibeda

Constraints for Electron Acceleration Models in Solar Flares from Microwave Observations with High Spatial Resolution
V.F. Melnikov et al.

Scattering of solar energetic electrons in interplanetary space
C. Vocks, G. Mann

The role of self-induced electric field on resulting HXR and MW emission and polarization
V.V. Zharkova, A.A. Kuznetsov

Splinter session 4 Large scale disturbances and shocks
Bojan Vrsnak (Hvar) and Dalmiro Maia (Porto)
STEREO study of large-scale coronal waves quadrature observation and homologous events
I.W. Kienreich et al.

Successive Coronal Mass Ejections and Their Effects on the Corona and the Heliosphere
N. Lugaz et al.

On the Origin of Coronal Mass Ejections How Does the Emergence of a Magnetic Flux Rope Reorganize the Solar Corona
I. Roussev et al.

Schedule of poster sessions

Poster session 1 Quiet sun and plasma diagnostics of the solar atmosphere
PS1-1 Prospects of solar microwave observations at Ventspils International Radio Astronomy Center
D. Bezrukov, B. Ryabov

PS1-2 On measuring the height of the magnetic field in active regions and comparisons with model reconstructions
V.M. Bogod et al.

PS1-3 Quiet Sun areas oscillations at centimeter wavelengths
J. Kallunki, A. Riehokainen

PS1-4 EUV Observations and Analysis of Micro-Eruptions and Their Associated Coronal Waves
O. Podladchikova et al.

PS1-5 Solar radio oscillations at wavelengths 1.76 cm and 8.2 mm.
A. Riehokainen, J. Kallunki

Poster session 2 Pre-flare and pre-CME activity
PS2-1 Microwave radio observations of the AR 10898 before the CMEflare event on 6 July 2006.
I.Yu. Grigoryeva et al.

Poster session 3 Particle acceleration in flares
PS3-1 Co-temporal observations of the decimetric radio spikes with two radio-spectrographs
B.P. Dabrowski et al.

PS3-2 Electron distribution with a power-law tail and the ionization equilibrium in the corona
E. Dzifcakova

PS3-3 The non-thermal analysis of RESIK and RHESSI flare spectra
A. Kulinova et al.

PS3-4 Type U and Type J bursts at decimeter solar radio emission
Jose Augusto et al.

PS3-5 Can the influence of turbulent density perturbations in the corona be detected in flare X-ray spectrum
I. Hannah et al.

PS3-6 Interpretation of HXR and MW emission in the flare of 10 March 2001 by taking into account a self-induced electric field
V.V. Zharkova et al.

PS3-7 On width of H-alpha line-profile in solar flares.
K. Pavel, Yu. A. Kupryakov

PS3-8 Signatures of magnetoacoustic wave trains in solar dm-radio type IV bursts
H. Meszarosova et al.

PS3-9 Semi-harmonic dm-radio spikes and magnetoacoustic waves (tadpoles)
H. Meszarosova et al.

PS3-10 Dynamics of the flaring loop system
V. E. Reznikova et al.

PS3-11 Observation of the slow magnetoacoustic mode in the flaring loop
V. E. Reznikova

Poster session 4 Large scale disturbances
PS4-1 Modeling the propagation of shock-associated EUV waves
An. Afanasyev et al.

PS4-2 e-Callisto in Ireland: Monitoring Solar Radio Bursts from Birr Castle
E. Carley et al.

PS4-3 On a relation between shock-associated EIT waves and type II radio bursts
V. Grechnev et al.

PS4-4 In-ecliptic variations of the peak intensity of SEP events Influence of the interplanetary shock and the spacecraft magnetic connection.
C. Jacobs et al.

PS4-5 Almost monoenergetic ion events during IP shock passages STEREOSEPT observations
A. Klassen et al.

PS4-6 Multispacecraft observations of 3 and 8 April 2010 Coronal Mass Ejections
M. Mierla et al.

P4-7 Shock waves and particle acceleration in the corona and interplanetary space
R. Miteva et al.

PS4-8 On the Origin of Coronal Shocks
A. Nindos et al.

Poster session 5 Solar activity cycle
PS5-1 Fast and robust segmentation of solar EUV images algorithm and results for solar cycle 23
C. Verbeeck et al.

PS5-2 Solar sub-cycles
L. Wauters et al.

Poster session 6 Instrumentation
PS6-1 Contributions of Brazilian Decimetric Array (BDA) for investigations of solar bursts at decimeter wavelengths
Francisco Fernandes

PS6-2 Protecting the access to the radio sky an overview of CRAF activities
C. Marque et al.

PS6-3 Solar radio observations in Belgium
C. Marque et al.

PS6-4 The Solar-Terrestrial Centre of Excellence know-how, science and applications
P. Vanlommel et al.

Practical information for speakers and posters

Speaker
Speakers of the plenary sessions are kindly asked to upload their talk on the projection PC at the beginning of their session.
Poster
The dimensions of the poster boards are: 2m high, 75cm wide. From the practical point of view: velcro will be used to attach the posters, no pins. The velcro will be attached at the poster boards.

Social Program

Welcome reception

A welcome reception (walking dinner) will be organized on June 14th, 2010, 20:00 at the Floreal

Excursion

The excursion will take place on June, Wednesday 16th, 2010 in the afternoon, and we will go to visit Bouillon.

Known as the "Pearl of the Semois valley", Bouillon is without doubt the most important and most attractive tourist centre of the Semois valley. We will have a guided visit of it's fortified medieval castle, perfectly preserved and assist to an falconry intermezzo.

Credits: Jean Pol Grandmont, Wikipedia

The Archeoscope© "Godefroid de Bouillon" will transport us on an emotional journey through space and time into the heart of the first Crusade. The life and destiny of Duke Godfrey and his trip to Jerusalem are brought to life with modern audio-visual technology, special effects and oudstanding sets. The ancien convent of the Sepulcrines, where the archeoscope is situated, dates back to the beginning of the 17th century, and belongs to the order of the Saint-Sepulcre, founded in Jerusalem by Godfrey of Bouillon in 1099. More information is available on the Archeoscope© website.

Credits: Archeoscope

Conference dinner

The conference dinner will be organized on June, Thursday 17th, 2010 in the evening. A bus will depart at 19:20 and bring us to the dinner place.

We go to Hostellerie La Claire Fontaine in green surroundings and nestled in a hollow of a valley.

Located in the vicinity of the town of La Roche, the restaurant combines regional charm and gastronomy.

credits: Hostellerie La Claire Fontaine credits: Hostellerie La Claire Fontaine