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Team title: Long-term solar variability

Team ID: S1-01

Team Lead:

Ilya Usoskin (University of Oulu, Finland), ilya.usoskin@oulu.fi

Participants:
 

Ilya Usoskin (University of Oulu, Finland), ilya.usoskin(AT)oulu.fi

Hisashi Hayakawa (STFC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, UK), hisashi.hayakawa(AT)stfc.ac.uk    

Mathew Owens ( University of Reading, UK), m.j.owens(AT)reading.ac.uk

Irina Kitiashvili (NASA/AMES, USA) irina.n.kitiashvili(AT)nasa.gov

Ashwini Sathnur (United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA)), ashwiniashis(AT)yahoo.com

Natalie Krivova (Max-Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Germany), natalie(AT)mps.mpg.de

Alexander Kosovichev ( New Jersey Institute of Technology, USA), alexander.g.kosovichev(AT)njit.edu

Krista Larisza (CIRES CU Boulder / NOAA SPWC, USA) larisza.krista(AT)gmail.com

Fadil Inceoglu (GFZ Potsdam, Germany) fadil(AT)gfz-potsdam.de

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Introduction:

The team holds top-level expertise in long-term solar activity reconstruction based on sunspot observations; cosmogenic proxy data; extreme solar events; cosmic-ray modulation; cosmic-ray effects in the atmosphere; long-term solar variability.

Objectives:

Reliable estimates of long-term solar variability, based on proxy data, including uncertainty assessments.

Action topics:

  • Extreme space weather events and their impacts;
  • Solar irradiance, open flux and solar wind reconstruction;
  • Solar activity indices for constraining long-term variability;
  • development of new methods to data analysis to predict solar variability.
  • Solar-cycle evolution of meridional circulation and differential rotation for solar dynamo modeling.

Action plan:

  • biannual meeting or telecons on coordination of efforts in studying of long-term solar variability;
  • community-wise study of solar cycle variability for the last millennium using new proxy data;
  • development of an information portal for existing diverse data sources;

Clusters with overlapping topics:

S2, H1

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