First Results on Solar Irradiance Variability from PROBA2/LYRA/SWAP R. Kariyappa (guest investigator), S. T. Kumar, M. Dominique, D. Berghmans, L. Dame,

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First Results on Solar Irradiance Variability from PROBA2/LYRA/SWAP R. Kariyappa (guest investigator), S. T. Kumar, M. Dominique, D. Berghmans, L. Dame, C.L. Pradeep

Objectives  Analyze the source of variability of Lyra channels 3 and 4  comparison of Lyra curves to SWAP 17.4 nm and SDO/AIA 30.4nm images and integrated flux  Flares:  comparison between Lyra channels  estimate the amount of energy radiated  Dynamics & heating of the solar corona at the sites of bright points  Determination of coronal rotation from bright points as tracers from SWAP daily full-disk synoptic observations  Comparison of SWAP and SDO/AIA 19.3nm bright points

Solar variability in Ly Al channel  Day to day variations:  comparison with SWAP integrated curves  June 2010

Solar variability in Ly Al channel  Short term variations:  June 10, 2010 from hours to 12.00

Conclusions  Good correlation between the LYRA irradiance and SWAP integrated series; the variations in LYRA irradiance are due to the features observed in SWAP  Next step: Separating the contribution of the different solar magnetic features by observing full-disk spatially resolved images from SWAP and SDO/AIA (30.4 nm ) (in progress).

Solar variability in He II  compare LYRA Al curves to SWAP 17.4nm (Fe IX, …) and SDO/AIA 30.4nm (He II) images to identify the source of solar variability in this channel  estimate the contribution of individual features (plages, network, internetwork regions and back-ground emission)