Session SWR2 - Interplanetary Coronal Mass Ejections and Solar Energetic Particles

Camilla Scolini, onsite (University of New Hampshire, USA), Luciano Rodriguez, onsite (Royal Observatory of Belgium, Belgium), Sergio Dasso (Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina)



Coronal mass ejections (CMEs) and their interplanetary counterparts (ICMEs) are of key interest in the field of solar-terrestrial relations. They are among the largest and most energetic transients in the heliosphere, and are main drivers of the most intense geomagnetic storms. CMEs and ICMEs can generate shock waves, even very low in the solar corona, producing significant fluxes of solar energetic particles (SEPs). They are also important drivers of relativistic electron enhancements in the radiation belts surrounding the Earth. Solar flares associated with CME eruptions can in turn have important impacts (UV radiation, particles) on the Earth's atmosphere. There is thus a strong need for realistic data-driven simulations of CMEs/ICMEs and their associated shocks and particle environment using a variety of theoretical, physics-based and semi-empirical models. Additionally, models can be complemented with the use of data from novel missions such as Parker Solar Probe and Solar Orbiter, wide-field heliospheric observations such as those provided by the STEREO mission, and enhanced catalogues such as HELCATS. In this session, we invite observational, theoretical, and modelling contributions on ICME-related topics, including ICME propagation in the heliosphere, the interaction of ICMEs with Earth and/or other planets, the link between CMEs and ICMEs, the generation and transport of SEPs by CME-driven shocks, and the forecasting of ICME and SEP occurrence and characteristics.


Poster Viewing
Monday October 24, 09:00 - 14:00, Poster Area

Talks
Monday October 24, 13:45 - 15:00, Water Hall
Monday October 24, 16:00 - 17:00, Water Hall
Tuesday October 25, 13:30 - 14:45, Water Hall

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Talks : Time schedule

Monday October 24, 13:45 - 15:00, Water Hall
13:45Predicting the Bz magnetic field component in solar coronal mass ejectionsMoestl, C et al.Oral
14:00Influence of the coronal mass ejection orientation on its propagation Martinic, K et al.Oral
14:15Estimating the magnetic vextors of ICMEs observed by radially aligned multiple spacecraft using INFROS modelSrivastava, N et al.Oral
14:30Propagation of a magnetised ICME in minimum and maximum of solar activityPerri, B et al.Oral
14:45Refined halo CME forecastYordanova, E et al.Oral

Monday October 24, 16:00 - 17:00, Water Hall
16:00Spheromak tilting and drifting in the context of coronal mass ejection reconstructionAsvestari, E et al.Oral
16:15On the role of spheromak density to mitigate its rotation effect in global MHD models for space weather forecasting Sarkar, R et al.Oral
16:30Propagation of a flux rope in the coronal model COCONUTLinan, L et al.Oral
16:45Global MHD simulations of solar wind structures in the inner heliosphereWu, C et al.Oral

Tuesday October 25, 13:30 - 14:45, Water Hall
13:30Energetic electron event on October 9, 2021 observed by Solar OrbiterJebaraj, I et al.Oral
13:45Simulating the gradual SEP event of 15 March 2013 with PARADISENiemela, A et al.Oral
14:00Modelling the early acceleration of SEPs with STAT and multi-spacecraft validationPalmerio, E et al.Oral
14:15Relationship Between Proton Flux Fluence Spectra at L1 and Selected Parameters of Associated ICMEs and Forbush DecreasesSavić, M et al.Oral
14:30An upgrade of the ESPERTA forecast model for Solar Proton Events through machine learningLaurenza, M et al.Oral


Posters

1Investigating residual Magnetosheath Jets during Coronal Mass EjectionsKoller, F et al.Poster
2Differences of Forbush decreases produced by ICMEs and SIRsDasso, S et al.Poster
3Drag-based kinematics of ICMEs: the impact of virtual mass and magnetic erosion and towards application to real eventsStamkos, S et al.Poster
4On the magnetosheath jet production during a CME passage: A case studyPreisser, L et al.Poster
5Scales of Magnetic Complexity and Coherence within ICMEs: Insights from Spacecraft Swarms in Global Heliospheric SimulationsScolini, C et al.Poster
6Comparing flux rope CME models in EUHFORIAMaharana, A et al.Poster
7Validation of the magnetized ICME model in Icarus Baratashvili, T et al.Poster
8Solar Energetic Particle Environment Modelling (SEPEM) Reference Data Set (RDS) - Version 3Jiggens, P et al.Poster
9Wave observations in the solar wind during the September 2017 solar flares and coronal mass ejection eventsLoto'aniui, P et al.Poster
10Effect of Alfven Wave Turbulence on the Decay Phase of SEP EventsTenishev, V et al.Poster
11Study of propagation of CME in the heliosphere using SWASTi frameworkMayank, P et al.Poster
12A new reconstruction of solar energetic particle fluence for GLE events Koldobskiy, S et al.Poster
13Galactic Cosmic Ray Variation Caused by Interacting Earth-Impacting Coronal Mass Ejection Maričić, D et al.Poster
14Forecasting CMEs by addressing class imbalance using several machine learning modelsRaju, H et al.Poster
15Study of the propagation of the solar wind and coronal mass ejections: numerical MHD simulations and the comparison with observationsGonzález, J et al.Poster
16Sensitivity of model estimates of CME propagation and arrival time to inner boundary conditions when constrained by spacecraft data.James, L et al.Poster
17High time resolution shock and CME observations with Solar Orbiter’s Heavy Ion SensorAlterman, B et al.Poster
18Simulations of SEP events with the novel ICARUS+PARADISE modelHusidic, E et al.Poster
19Electron beam plasma instabilities and their multiple implications in the space weather contextLazar, M et al.Poster
20Monte Carlo Markov Chain inference of the Probabilistic Drag Based Model’s parameters for Coronal Mass Ejection propagationFrancisco, G et al.Poster
21Energetic Storm Particle events: proton energy spectra and relation with magnetic turbulence nearby IP shocksChiappetta, F et al.Poster
22A study of a M4.0 flare followed by a CME and a type II radio emission recorded at Solar Observatory BucharestDumitru, L et al.Poster
23Galactic cosmic rays as signatures of coronal mass ejectionsKramarić, L et al.Poster
24Validation of the EUHFORIA model for cone and spheromak CME runsRodriguez, L et al.Poster
25Assessment of the near-sun axial magnetic field of a Coronal Mass Ejection observed by the Solar orbiter on 11 March 2022Koya, S et al.Poster
26Numerical diffusion-expansion Forbush decrease model, ForbModKirin, A et al.Poster
27A study of focused transport of particles using Monte Carlo simulationAnnie john, L et al.Poster
28Revised database of Coronal Mass Ejection characteristics from in-situ and remote observationsMugatwala, R et al.Poster
29Radial Sizes and Expansion Behavior of ICMEs in Solar Cycles 23 and 24Doshi, U et al.Poster
30Energy spectra of protons above 50 MeV obtained by the Electron Proton Helium INstrument (EPHIN) aboard SOHO.Heber, B et al.Poster