DOCFM Community Presentations

2014 Fall AGU (San Francisco)

  • POSTER: "FORWARD" SolarSoft IDL Codes, Gibson (also presented at IAUS305)

    2015 SPD (TESS) (Indianapolis)

  • POSTER: Observations of a coronal cavity and prominence with Hinode, IRIS, and AIA, Jibben and Reeves

    2015 IAU General Assembly (Honolulu)

  • TALK: Magnetism Matters: Coronal Magnetometry Using Multiwavelength Polarimetry, Gibson et al. (also presented at 2015 IUGG)

    2015 Fall AGU (San Francisco)

  • TALK: Towards a Data-Optimized Coronal Magnetic Field Model (DOC-FM): Synthetic Testbeds and Multiwavelength Forward Modeling, Gibson et al.
  • POSTER: Towards a Data-Optimized Coronal Magnetic Field Model (DOC-FM): Statistical Method for Diagnosing the Coronal Magnetic Field, Dalmasse et al(also SPD2016).
  • POSTER: Towards a Data-Optimized Coronal Magnetic Field Model (DOC-FM): Simulating Flux Ropes with the Flux Rope Insertion Method, Savcheva et al.

    2016 NCAR Discovery Days (Boulder)

  • TALK: Data-Optimized Coronal Magnetic Field Model (DOCFM), an HAO-CISL collaboration, Gibson and Nychka

    2016 SPD meeting (Boulder)

  • TALK: CoMP linear polarization as a probe of coronal magnetic topology, Gibson et al.
  • TALK: Hinode and IRIS Observations of a Prominence-Cavity System, Jibben et al.
  • TALK: An Airborne Infrared Spectrometer (AIR-Spec) for Solar Eclipse Observations, Samra et al.
  • POSTER: Stability study of coronal cavities and prominences, de Toma and Gibson
  • POSTER: Simulating Idealized Flux Ropes with the Flux Rope Insertion Method: A Parameter Space Exploration of Currents and Topology, Savcheva et al.
  • POSTER: MHD simulation of the initiation of the 2006 December 13 coronal mass ejection in AR 10930: the structure of the erupting flux rope, Fan

    2016 AGU Chapman conference (Croatia)

  • POSTER: Simulating Idealized Flux Ropes with the Flux Rope Insertion Method: A Parameter Space Exploration of Currents and Topology, Savcheva et al.

    2016 SHINE meeting

  • POSTER: Constraining coronal magnetic field models using coronal polarimetry, Dalmasse et al.

    2016 BZ team meeting (Albuquerque)

  • TALK: Towards a Data-Optimized Coronal Field Model, Gibson et al.

    2016 Meteo Space conference (Nice)

  • TALK: Constraining the coronal magnetic field from ground- and space-based observations, Dalmasse et al.

    2016 Ball Aerospace colloquium (Boulder)

  • TALK: Magnetism across time and space, Gibson

    2016: IRAP colloquium (Toulouse)

  • TALK: Towards improved space weather forecasts, Dalmasse et al.

    2017: SolarNet 4 (Lanzarote)

  • TALK: Dynamics and diagnostics of the solar corona: Unchained magnetism", Gibson et al.

    2017: LESIA colloquium (Meudon)

  • TALK: Constraining coronal magnetic field reconstructions using coronal polarimetry, Dalmasse et al.

    2017: NSO Solar Focus talk (Boulder)

  • TALK: Dynamics and diagnostics of the solar corona: unchained magnetism, Gibson et al.

    2017 BZ team meeting (Washington DC)

  • TALK: Space weather prediction through the observation and modeling of coronal magnetism, Gibson et al.

    2017: SPD (Portland)

  • TALK: MHD simulations of the eruption of prominence hosting coronal flux ropes, Fan

    2017: SPD (Portland)

  • TALK: Nonlinear force free field modeling for a pseudostreamer, Karna et al.

    2017: SPD (Portland)

  • TALK: Evolution of the Topology, Electric Currents, and Ribbons during an X-class Flare, Savcheva et al.

    2017: IAGA-IAMAS-IAPSO (Capetown)

  • TALK: Space weather prediction through the observation and modeling of coronal magnetism, Gibson et al.
  • TALK: Coronal magnetometry, Gibson et al.

    2017: Into the Red Dragon's Lair (Cardiff)

  • TALK: Space weather prediction through the observation and modeling of coronal magnetism, Gibson et al.

    2017: Into the Red Dragon's Lair (Cardiff)

  • TALK: Designing a new coronal magnetic field energy diagnostic to enhance space weather predictions, Corchado Albelo et al.

    2017: AGU Fall meeting (New Orleans)

  • POSTER: Numerical MHD coronal simulations: Energy statistics and FORWARD analysis, Nimmo et al.

    2018: NSO Solar Focus talk (Boulder)

  • TALK: MHD simulations of coronal mass ejections and prominence eruptions, Fan

    2018: Modeling And Data Analysis Working Group meeting (Toulouse)

  • TALK: Non-radial magnetic expansion inferred from off-limb coronal polarimetry, Dalmasse et al.

    2018: SPD Triennial Earth Sun Summit (Leesburg)

  • POSTER: Nonlinear force free field modeling of an erupting pseudostreamer, Karna et al.

    2018: ISSI workshop (Bern)

  • TALK: MHD simulations of prominence eruptions, Fan

    2018: COSPAR (Pasadena)

  • TALK: The eruption of a prominence-carrying coronal flux rope: forward synthesis of the magnetic field strength measurement by the COronal Solar Magnetism Observatory Large Coronagraph. Fan et al.
  • TALK: Linear line polarimetry: probing the magnetic field mechanisms of energy deposition in the corona, Fineschi et al.
  • POSTER: Pseudostreamer Topology Revealed by CoMP Observations, de Toma et al.
  • POSTER: Simulating the solar minimum corona in UV and visible/IR wavelengths with FORWARD modeling, Zhao et al.

    2018: CoolStars20 (Boston)

  • POSTER: Nonlinear force free field modeling of a pseudostreamer before and during eruption, Karna et al.

    2018: Data-driven modeling workshop (Boulder)

  • TALK: Model coupling and data driven simulations of solar eruption: Magnetofrictional Modeling of an erupting Pseudostreamer, Karna et al.

    2018: DOCFM Team meeting (St. Andrews)

  • TALK: Coronal polarimetry and motivation for the DOCFM project, Gibson
  • TALK: Current status of the DOCFM project, Dalmasse
  • TALK: MHD simulations of CME initiation and prominence eruption, Fan
  • TALK: Pseudostreamer modeling, Karna
  • TALK: Pseudostreamer observations, de Toma
  • TALK: Data-driven global models: present capability and flux rope studies, Mackay
  • TALK: Topology, twist, and flux rope detection, Savcheva
  • TALK: Local and global models for the Sun's magnetic carpet, Meyer
  • TALK: Modeling the ICME as a magnetic flux rope, Flyer
  • TALK: Coronal inversion via temperature prescription, Mathews
  • TALK: Data-driven NLFFF models of active regions, Yardley
  • TALK: Milestones and next steps, Gibson

    2018: DOICMEM workshop (Boulder)

  • TALK: Radial-basis-function optimization approximation method,Dalmasse

    2018: AGU Fall meeting (Washington DC)

  • TALK: Coronal magnetometry, Gibson
  • POSTER: Designing a new coronal magnetic field energy diagnostic to enhance space weather predictions, Corchado Albelo et al.
  • POSTER: Simulating the solar minimum corona in UV and visible/IR wavelengths with FORWARD modeling, Zhao et al.
  • POSTER: Model coupling and data driven simulations of solar eruption: Magnetofrictional Modeling of an erupting Pseudostreamer, Karna et al.

    2018: PNST (Sete)

  • POSTER: Exploitation of solar coronal spectropolarimetry from CoMP and DKIST, Dalmasse et al.

    2019: Team seminar (Toulouse)

  • TALK: Constraining the solar coronal magnetic field using infrared polarimetry, Dalmasse et al.

    2019: NOAA/SWPC seminar (Boulder)

  • TALK: MHD simulations of prominence eruption and CME initiation, Fan et al.

    2019: IUGG General Assembly (Montreal)

  • POSTER: Data-optimized coronal field model, Dalmasse et al.
  • POSTER: Developing Convolutional Neural Networks for Predicting the Strength of Geomagnetic Storms Caused by Interplanetary Coronal Mass Ejections, Flyer et al.

    2019: SHINE conference (Boulder)

  • POSTER: Linear polarization observations of coronal pseudostreamers, de Toma et al.
  • POSTER: MHD simulation of prominence-cavity system and forward modeling of COSMO/LC line-of-sight magnetic field measurement, Fan et al.

    2019: ISSI-Beijing international team meeting on erupting filaments (Beijing)

  • TALK (remote): Simulations of CME initiation with associated prominence eruption, Fan et al.