Session - Cross calibration of high energy particle measurements for heliospheric environment modelling
D. Heynderickx, P. Jiggens, J.V. Rodriguez
Measurements of SPE and GCR particle populations have been collected for many decades, both on ground, in the atmosphere and in
space, with a variety of instrument types (Geiger counters, cloud chambers, photographic emulsions, particle telescopes,
dome detectors, dosimeters, ...). Combining these different data collections into a homogeneous data resource is very
challenging. Even data collected by spacecraft with similar instruments are notoriously difficult to cross calibrate into a
common set of spectral energies and particle species. The need, both societal and scientific, to have accurate and consistent
space weather observations from multiple platforms continues to drive cross-calibration efforts. Several efforts have been
undertaken, or are ongoing, to re-process historical datasets in order to obtain absolute flux values from the various
instruments that have flown (or are still flying) on spacecraft. These efforts are often hampered by a lack of detailed
information on instrument characteristics and responses, and sometimes by the poor availability of the data itself.
There has been a renewed interest in calibration issues as evidenced by the organisation of a calibration mini-workshop at
this year's Space Weather Workshop in Boulder, Co, and the submission of an ISSI workshop proposal. ESWW11 provides an
excellent opportunity to continue and increase international collaboration on this crucial aspect of environment modelling.
We solicit contributions on recent calibration efforts and development of new methodologies. Contributions on standardisation
of calibration methods and on archiving and dissemination of calibrated datasets are also welcome, as are successful models
from the discipline of meteorological observations.
Talks
Tuesday November 18, 09:00-11:00, 12:00-13:00, auditorium Reine Elisabeth
Poster Viewing
Tuesday November 18, 11:00-12:00, area in front of auditorium Reine Elisabeth
Talks: time schedule
| 09:00 |
Cross-Calibration Activities at The Aerospace Corporation |
Blake, B et al. |
Invited oral |
| 09:30 |
Capabilities of the Space Instrument Pamela for Solar Research |
Roberta Sparvoli, R et al. |
Oral |
| 09:50 |
Extended Measurement Capabilities of the Electron Proton He- lium INstrument aboard SOHO - Energy Spectra up to 1 GeV and Anisotropies during GLE 71 |
Kühl, P et al. |
Oral |
| 10:10 |
Cross-Calibration of SOHO/ERNE Proton and Heavy ion Measurements with other Particle Instruments at L1 |
Valtonen, E et al. |
Oral |
| 10:30 |
Intercalibration of the Solar Proton Channels from the GOES 8-15 Energetic Particle Sensors |
Rodriguez, J et al. |
Oral |
| 10:50 | Poster Summaries |
| 11:00 | Coffee + Poster Viewing |
| 11:30 | Poster Viewing |
| 12:00 |
Cross Calibration of NOAA GOES/EPS Detectors using NASA IMP8/GME Corrected Proton Flux Measurements |
Sandberg, I et al. |
Oral |
| 12:20 |
Construction of a Long Term Interplanetary He Dataset in the Framework of the ESA ESHIEM Project |
Heynderickx, D et al. |
Oral |
| 12:40 |
Processing of the ACE/SIS Heavy Ion Data in the Frame of the ESA ESHIEM Project |
Varotsou, A et al. |
Oral |
| 13:00 | End of the session |
Posters
| 1 |
Snow effect, long-term heliospheric modulation, and 27-day CR variations for total NM intensity and different multiplicities on Mt. Hermon during 1998 - 2013 |
Dorman, L; Applbaum, D S; Ben Israel, I; Dai, U; Kazantsev, V; Kozliner, L; Pustil'nik, L; Sternberg, A; Zukerman, I |
| 2 |
Long-term and 27-day variations of the phase and amplitude of the CR solar-daily anisotropy according to NM Mt. Hermon: effects in total intensity and different multiplicities |
Dorman, L; Applbaum, D S; Ben Israel, I; Dai, U; Kazantsev, V; Kozliner, L; Pustil'nik, L; Sternberg, A; Zukerman, I |
| 3 |
The on-line each hour automatically correction data of total NM intensity and different multiplicities on snow effect |
Dorman, L; Applbaum, D S; Ben Israel, I; Dai, U; Kazantsev, V; Kozliner, L; Pustil'nik, L; Sternberg, A; Zukerman, I |
| 4 |
Re-Calculating NOAA GOES Integral Solar Proton Flux Products |
Sandberg, I; Rodriguez, Juan; Onsager, Terry; Jiggens, P; Daglis, I |
| 5 |
Comparative Data Quality Assessment for ACE SIS, ACE EPAM, WIND 3DP, SOHO/ERNE, and SOHO EPHIN during Selected Solar Energetic Particle Events |
Heber, B; Dresing, N; Kuehl, P; Goméz-Herrero, R; Malandraki, O; Papaioannou, A; Marhavilas, P K; Valtonen, E; Raukunen, O; Riihonen, V; Heynderickx , D |
remark: the note e means this is an e-poster.
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