Space weather: the space radiation environment: 11th Annual International Astrophysics Conference, Palm Springs, CA, USA, 19-23 March 2012 / ed. by Qiang Hu et al. - Melville: American Institute of Physics, 2012. - viii, 271 p.: ill. - (AIP conference proceedings; 1500). - Incl. bibl. ref. - Auth. ind.: p.268-271. - ISBN 978-0-7354-1114-2; ISSN 0094-243X  Место хранения:   060 | Институт солнечно-земной физики СО РАН | Иркутск | Библиотека

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Preface: 11th Annual International Astrophysics Conference Qiang Hu, Gang Li, Gary P. Zank, Xianzhi Ao, Olga Verkhoglyadova, and James H. Adams NEAR-SUN RADIATION ENVIRONMENT Issues in heliospheric field mapping to flare SEP sources J.G. Luhmann, Yan Li, D.J. Bercik, Linghua Wang, and D. Odstrcil .................................................. 3 Energetic particle and other space weather events of solar cycle 24 Nat Gopalswamy .............................................. 14 Problems encountered when characterizing CMEs in an operational setting C. A. de Koning, G. Millward, V.J. Pizzo, and D.A. Biesecker .............................................. 20 On the relationship between heavy-ion composition variability in gradual SEP events and the associated IMF source regions Yuan-Kuen Ко, Allan J. Tylka, Chee K. Ng, and Yi-Ming Wang .. 26 Estimating upper limits of solar flare hard X-ray fluences for space missions near the Sun D. Lario and R.B. Decker .................................... 32 Energy distribution of nanoflares in three-dimensional simulations of coronal heating C.S. Ng and L. Lin .......................................... 38 The Centennial Gleissberg Cycle in space weather Joan Feynman and Alexander Ruzmaikin ........................ 44 Evolution of a magnetohydrodynamic coronal shock C.-C. Wu, S.T. Wu, K. Liou, and S. Plunkett ................. 50 Particle transport and acceleration in a chaotic magnetic field: Implications for seed population to solar flare and CME B. Dasgupta, Gang Li, Xiaocan Li, and Abhay Ram ............. 56 INTERPLANETARY CONSEQUENCES AND ENERGETIC PARTICLES Shock surfing at a two-fluid plasma model Ross H. Burrows, Xianzhi Ao, and Gary P. Zank ............... 64 Investigating the longitude dependence of solar energeti c particle spectra С.M.S. Cohen, G.M. Mason, R.A. Mewaldt, and R.A. Leske ...... 74 Ion acceleration at CME-driven shocks near the Earth and the Sun Mihir Desai, Maher Dayeh, Robert Ebert, Charles Smith, Glenn Mason, and G. Li ...................................... 80 Diffusion of energetic particles in heliospheric intermittent slab turbulence Fathallah Alouani-Bibi and Jakobus le Roux .................. 86 The acceleration of electrons at perpendicular shocks and its implication for solar energetic particle events Fan Guo and Joe Giacalone ................................... 93 Space weather throughout the heliosphere Devrie S. Intriligator, Thomas Detman, James Intriligator, Murray Dryer, Wei Sun, Charles Deehr, William R. Webber, Robert B. Decker, and Robert L. McPherron ............................................... 100 Test-particle simulations of SEP propagation in IMF with large-scale fluctuations J. Kelly, S. Dalla, and T. Laitinen ........................ 109 What controls the maximum particle energy in large SEP events G. Li, G. Zank, O. Verkhoglyadova, X. Ao, and L. Ding ...... 115 Solar cycle heavy ion abundance variations in CIRs G.M. Mason, M.I. Desai, and G. Li .......................... 122 The dependence of solar energetic particle fluences on suprathermal seed-particle densities R.A. Mewaldt, G.M. Mason, and С.M.S. Cohen ................. 128 Numerical modeling of the solar wind flow with observational boundary conditions N.V. Pogorelov, S.N. Borovikov, L.F. Burlaga, R.W. Ebert, J. Heerikhuisen, Т.K. Kim, I.A. Kryukov, S.T. Suess, S.T. Wu, and G.P. Zank ......................... 134 Time-dependent MHD simulations of the solar wind outflow using interplanetary scintillation observations Tae K. Kim, Nikolai V. Pogorelov, Sergey N. Borovikov, John M. Clover, Bernard V. Jackson, and Hsiu-Shan Yu ....... 140 3-D reconstruction of the inner heliosphere from remote- sensing data: A global solar wind boundary that includes СME transient effects H.-S. Yu, В.V. Jackson, P.P. Hick, A. Buffington, J.M. Clover, and M. Tokumaru ............................... 147 Efficiency of particle acceleration at oblique strong CME shocks from 0.13 to 2.5 AU: PATH modeling Olga P. Verkhoglyadova, Gang Li, Gary P. Zank, and Xianzhi Ao ................................................. 153 Forecasting the space weather impact: The COMESEP project N.B. Crosby, A. Veronig, E. Robbrecht, B. Vrsnak, S. Vennerstrom, O. Malandraki, S. Dalla, L. Rodriguez, N. Srivastava, M. Hesse, D. Odstrcil, and COMESEP Consortium ................................................. 159 The radiation, interplanetary shocks, and coronal sources (RISCS) toolset G.P. Zank, E.K. Newton, C. Fry, J.H. Adams Jr, Gang Li, O. Verkhoglyadova, X. Ao, N.V. Pogorelov, and D. Falconer ................................................ 165 Energetic particle reservoirs: 1. Derivation of the transport equation Edmond C. Roelof ........................................... 174 Energetic particle reservoirs: 2. Solutions of the transport equation and comparison with data Edmond C. Roelof ........................................... 180 Alfven wave interactions in the solar wind G.M. Webb, J.F. McKenzie, Q. Hu, J.A. le Roux, and G.P. Zank .................................................. 186 Turbulence properties associated with interplanetary shock waves Qiang Hu, Xianzhi Ao, R. Peltzer, and Gary P. Zank ......... 192 TERRESTRIAL AND PLANETARY RADIATION ENVIRONMENT The ionizing radiation environment in space and its effects Jim Adams, David Falconer, and Dan Fry ..................... 198 Space weathering investigations enabled by NASA's virtual heliophysical observatories John F. Cooper, Joseph H. King, Natalia E. Papitashvili, Nand Lai, Edward C. Sittler, Steven J. Sturner, H. Kent Hills, Alexander S. Lipatov, Tamara J. Kovalick, Rita C. Johnson, Howard A. Leckner, Robert E. McGuire, Thomas W. Narock, Adam Szabo, D. Aaron Roberts, Thomas P. Armstrong, Jerry W. Manweileri, J. Douglas Patterson, Robert B. McKibben, and Cecil Tranquille ................... 204 Precipitation of relativistic electrons G.K. Parks, J.J. Lee, E.S. Lee, J. Sample, and M. McCarthy ................................................ 210 The dynamics of the terrestrial radiation belts and its links to the plasmasphere Viviane Pierrard and Sylvie Benck ... 216 OUTER HELIOSPHERE AND BEYOND Update on IBEX and the outer boundary of the space radiation environment D.J. McComas and IBEX Science Team ......................... 222 Cosmic-ray diffusion in the heliosheath: The effects of scattering and the current sheet drift V. Florinski and F. Alouani-Bibi ........................... 228 3D simulation of LISM oxygen flux with PUIs inside of heliosphere Akito D. Kawamura, Jacob Heerikhuisen, Nikolai V. Pogorelov, and Gary P. Zank ............................. 234 Ion velocity distribution at the termination shock: 1-D PIC simulation Quanming Lu, Zhongwei Yang, and Bertrand Lembege ........... 241 The Halloween shock of 2003 as it reached Voyager 2 at~73 AU - Two separate acceleration zones and two different spectra for energetic protons W.R. Webber, D.S. Intriligator, and R.B. Decker ............ 249 Acceleration of Anomalous Cosmic Rays at the termination shock U.K. Senanayake and Vladimir Florinski ..................... 255 Numerical simulations of primary and secondary hydrogen ENA fluxes at 1 AU Eric Zirnstein, Jacob Heerikhuisen, and Nikolai Pogorelov .. 262 Author Index .................................................. 269