Moreton waves were studied using a systematic survey of Moreton-wave events observed during the SDO era. The results showed that inclined magnetic configurations act as a wall, forcing eruptions and Moreton waves to propagate toward weaker magnetic fields.
This study reveals that a significant number of coronal-hole field lines extend beyond the coronal-hole boundaries and that many coronal-holes contain no open magnetic field lines.
Briefly shown here are some results from a new global coronal MHD simulation model, with a new method to use the three-component vector HMI synoptic maps as time-dependent boundary values.
Heat flux delivered by magnetic reconnection is calculated based on a model using magnetic field observations, and the calculation is then compared with AIA EUV observations.
We present potential filed and nonlinear force-free magnetic field (NLFFF) extrapolations of full-disk magnetogram observed by SDO/HMI instrument. The study shows that NLFFF model agrees significantly better with coronal magnetic loops as observed in SDO/AIA images.
Bertello and collaborators at NSO have made a first attempt to estimate some of the uncertainties in magnetic synoptic maps and evaluated their impact on coronal and heliospheric models. They found that accounting for the statistical uncertainties arising from the distribution of image pixels contributing to each bin in the synoptic map may produce a noticeable change in the results obtained from these models.