Schedule of events


	Scientific Program NOTE: Posters should be no larger than 4' x 4' (1.2m x 1.2m). Follow this link to view the full sortable online scientific program and abstracts at the AAS site The full abstract book is available for download in different formats: [pdf], [rtf], and [ ePub] (for smartphones, eReaders, etc.) Here is also a [pdf] version of the condensed program below, suitable for printing and bringing with you Sunday, June 12 14:00 - 17:00, SPD Committee meeting (closed) 16:00 - 18:00, Student/Teacher/Scientists Outreach Event: NMSU Golf Course 18:30 - 21:30, Opening Reception: NMSU Golf Course Monday, June 13 07:30 - 08:30, Breakfast/Poster viewing 08:30 - 09:20, Parker Lecture 1: Abbett, Modeling the physical connection between the solar convection zone and corona, (Chair: Alexander) 09:20 - 10:20, Session 1: Instrumentation/Methods, (Chair: Abramenko) 09:20, Gary, The Expanded Owens Valley Solar Array 09:35, Kaufmann, Search of Continuum Solar Flare Radiation from GHz to THz Frequencies 09:50, Kellerer, Adaptive Optics At The New Solar Telescope - Present, Future And Beyond 10:05, Davey, The Virtual Solar Observatory at Eight and a Bit! 10:20 - 11:00, Coffee & Posters 11:00 - 12:30, Session 2: Solar Interior, (Chair: Schou) 11:00, Sturrock, Helioradiology: A New View Of The Deep Solar Interior: Indications Of A Slowly Rotating Core And An Inner Tachocline 11:15, Pipin, The Waldmeier Effect and Asymmetry of Solar Magnetic Cycles in a Surface-Shear Dynamo Model 11:30, Hathaway, The Sun's Meridional Circulation - not so Deep 11:45, Baldner, The Magnetic Fields of the Solar Interior 12:00, Munoz-Jarmillo, The Double-Ring Algorithm: Reconciling Surface Flux Transport Simulations and Kinematic Dynamo Models 12:15, Weber, The Rise of Active Region Flux Tubes in the Turbulent Solar Convective Envelope 12:30 - 13:30, Lunch SPD E/PO lunch meeting (meet in the poster room) 13:40 - 15:40, Session 3: Lower Atmosphere, (Chair: Linton) 13:40, Balasubramaniam, Analysis Of Sunspot Number Counts, Sunspot Area, And Sunspot Irradiance Deficit: 2002-2011 13:55, Jaeggli, An Observational Study of the Formation and Evolution of Sunspots 14:10, Sainz Dalda, Spectropolarimetric Study Of Sea-serpent Penumbral Filaments And A Naked Sunspot 14:25, Burleigh, The Observed Red Asymmetry in the Bisectors of the Chromospheric CaII 854.2 nm Line 14:40, Schad, High-Resolution He I Spectropolarimetry of Chromospheric Fibrils 14:55, Kim, Propagating Transverse Wave In A Spicule Observed By The Hinode SOT 15:10, Fox, Explosive Event Rates in He II from MOSES Data 15:25, Kleint, Spectropolarimetry Of The Footpoints Of A C-class Flare In The Chromosphere 15:40 - 16:00, Coffee & Posters 16:00 - 18:00, Session 4 16:00 - 16:50, Special Lecture: Alan Stern, The coming next-gen reusable suborbital era: New capabilities for solar research (Chair: Alexander) 16:50 - 18:00, Poster viewing 19:00 - 20:00, Public Lecture: D. Pesnell, The Many Colors of the Sun, (Chair: McAteer), Atkinson Hall 20:00 - 22:00, SPD Business meeting, Atkinson Hall Tuesday, June 14 07:30 - 08:30, Breakfast/Poster viewing 08:30 - 09:20, Hale Prize Talk: H. Spruit, How the cycle does and does not work, (Chair: Habbal) 00:20 - 10:20, Session 5: Upper Atmosphere I, (Chair: Reeves) 09:20, Tarr, Calculating Energy Storage Due to Topological Changes in Emerging Active Region NOAA AR11112 09:35, Bradshaw, Radiative Signatures of the Coronal Heating and Cooling Cycle 09:50, Aschwanden, Temperature Analysis of Coronal Loop Cross-Sections: Monolithic vs. Nanoflare Heating 10:05, Long, Wavefront Expansion and Dispersion of Coronal Bright Fronts 10:20 - 11:00, Coffee & Posters 11:00 - 12:30, Session 6: Big Bear Solar Observatory, (Chair: Goode) 11:00, Goode, The New Solar Telescope in Big Bear 11:15, Yurchyshyn, Utilizing NST Data To Look For Connection Between Photospheric Dynamics And Small-scale Chromospheric Activity 11:30, Abramenko, New View on Quiet-Sun Photospheric Dynamics Offered by NST Data 11:45, Lim, NST and Photospheric Fine -scale Structures Indicating the Small Scale Flux Emergence in an Active Region 12:00, Andic, From Bright Points, Throughout The Substructures Of The Pore, To The Umbral Dots 12:15, Cao, Near-infrared Imaging Spectropolarimeter For The NST 12:30 - 22:00, Lunch & Excursions Wednesday, June 15 07:30 - 08:30, Breakfast/Poster viewing 08:30 - 09:20, Parker Lecture 2: Pinsonneault, The solar-stellar connection in the precision stellar astrophysics era, (Chair: Jackiewicz) 09:20 - 10:20, Session 7: Upper Atmosphere II, (Chair: Bradshaw) 09:20, Foukal, Dimming of the 17^th Century Sun 09:35, Bennasar, Formation and Evolution of a Multi-Threaded Prominence with Different Heating Scenarios 09:50, Tun, Three-dimensional Mapping of the Lower Corona and Transition Region 10:05, Krista, The Evolution and Space Weather Effects of Solar Coronal Holes 10:20 - 11:00, Coffee & Posters 11:00 - 12:30, Session 8: Advanced Technology Solar Telescope, (Chair: Keil) 11:00, Rimmele, The Advanced Technology Solar Telescope - Constructing The World's Largest Solar Telescope 11:15, Berger, Filament and Prominence Research with the Advanced Technology Solar Telescope 11:30, McIntosh, Coupling The Dynamics Of The Outer Atmosphere With ATST 11:45, Stein, Magnetic Fields: Modeling And ATST Observations 12:00, Casini, The Visible Spectro-Polarimeter (ViSP) for the ATST: Science Objectives and Design Concepts 12:15, Schmidt, The Visible Tunable Filter and the Science it will do 12:30 - 13:30, Lunch 13:40 - 15:40, Session 9: Solar Dynamics Observatory, (Chair: Thompson) 13:40, Scherrer, SDO/HMI - The First Year 13:55, Hock, First Year Of Science Results From Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) Extreme Ultraviolet Variability Experiment (EVE) 14:10, Glesener, Energetics And Heating In A Solar Plasma Ejection Observed By RHESSI And AIA 14:25, Sterling, Insights into Filament Eruption Onset from Solar Dynamics Observatory Observations 14:40, Zhang, CME Cavity, Core And Flux Rope: New Insights From Sdo And Stereo Observations 14:55, Liu, SDO/AIA Observations of a Global EUV Disturbance Traveling into a Coronal Cavity and Its Subsequent Oscillations: New Evidence of Fast Mode MHD Waves 15:10, Vourlidas, EUV Imaging Of Shock Formation In The Low Corona With SDO/AIA 15:25, Torok, 3d MHD Simulation Of Sympathetic Eruptions on 1 August 2010 15:40 - 16:00, Coffee & Posters 16:00 - 16:50, Harvey Prize Talk: Rempel, Numerical Simulations of Sunspots: From the Scale of Fine Structure to the Scale of Active Regions, (Chair: Habbal) 16:50 - 17:30, Poster viewing 17:30 - 22:30, Banquet, Farm and Ranch Museum Thursday, June 16 07:30 - 08:30, Breakfast/Poster viewing 08:30 - 09:20, Parker Lecture 3: Karpen, Prominences: the key to understanding solar activity, (Chair: Habbal) 09:20 - 10:20, Session 10: Flares I, (Chair: Qiu) 09:20, Share, Impulsive High-Energy Particle Acceleration in the SOL2010-06-12T00:57 M2 X-ray Flare 09:35, Petrosian, Fermi-LAT Observation of > 100 MeV Gamma-rays Of March 7-8, 2011 Solar Flares 09:50, Longcope, The Origin Of High Density In Loop-top X-ray Sources 10:05, Ishikawa, On the Relation of Above-the-loop-top and Footpoint Hard X-ray Sources in Solar Flares 10:20 - 11:00, Coffee & Posters 11:00 - 12:30, Session 11: Flares II, (Chair: McKenzie) 11:00, Watson, The Magnetic and Dynamic Properties of Flaring Active Regions 11:15, Christie, The Flare Productivity of Active Regions 11:30, Fleischman, Detection of the Acceleration Site in a Solar Flare 11:45, Inglis, Pulsations In Two-ribbon Flares: Waves, Reconnection Or Both? 12:00, Qiu, Heating of Flare Loops During a Two-ribbon Flare on 2005 May 13 12:15, Raulin, The Time-Extended Phase of Solar Flares at MM-SUBMM Wavelengths 12:30 - 13:30, Lunch 13:40 - 15:40, Session 12: CMEs, (Chair: Reinard) 13:40, Olmedo, Partial Torus Instability in Initiating Coronal Mass Ejections 13:55, Antiochos, CME Onset And Take-off 14:10, Fan, An MHD Model of the December 13 2006 Eruptive Flare 14:25, Ma, Dynamics of Coronal Mass Ejection Origins 14:40, Habbal, The Coronal Imprints of Eruptive Prominences and CMEs as Revealed by the Total Solar Eclipse Observations of 11 July 2010 14:55, Murphy, Plasma Heating During a Coronal Mass Ejection Observed by SOHO 15:10, White, Simultaneous Observations of H $\alpha$ ; Moreton Waves and EUV Waves 15:25, Howard, The Evolution Of Coronal Mass Ejections And Large Solar Wind Structures 15:40 - 16:00, Coffee & Posters 16:00 - 17:30, Session 13: Solar Wind, SEPs, and the Heliosphere, (Chair: de Nolfo) 16:00, Jackson, The 3D Reconstruction of Heliospheric Density Using Thomson-Scattering Observations - Current Progress and Future Prospects 16:15, DeForest, Imaging The Solar Wind At 1 AU with Stereo/hi-2 16:30, Masson, Interchange Slip-running Reconnection and Sweeping SEP Beams 16:45, van der Holst, A Two-temperature Solar Wind Model: Validation And Two-temperature CMEs 17:00, Linker, Magnetohydrodynamic Modeling of the Origin and Evolution of Corotating Interaction Regions 17:15, Park, Dependence Of Solar Proton Events On Flare And Cme Parameters