SpaceInn WP4: Global Helioseismology Team Meeting Freiburg, March 11-13, 2015.

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SpaceInn WP4: Global Helioseismology Team Meeting Freiburg, March 11-13, 2015

Way to KIS Ludwigstraße Wintererstraße Mozartstr. Schöneckstr.

Way to KIS Ludwigstraße Footpath Schöneckstr.

Being at KIS Entrance Code: XXX WLAN UID: helas PW: Yen6;Pax Coffee breaks and lunches at the institute Seminar Room

Meeting Agenda Wednesday, March 11, :00 Welcome – R. Garcia & M. Roth Review of actions 14:10 Review of Activities – R. Garcia 14:20 SpaceInn Deliverable 4.2 (S_ph) – D. Salabert 14:50 Discussion on the latest and next SpaceInn deliverables 15:30 Coffee Presentations on activity and variation 16:00 Activity cycle seen by GOLF – D. Salabert 16:30 Changes of the Solar Rotation as Seen by Some 20 years of GONG, MDI & HMI Observations – S. Korzennik 18:00 End Thursday, March 12, 2015 Progress on low-frequency analyses 9:00New approaches to low- frequency BiSON analysis and tests on extracting solar-cycle variability – J. Kuszlewicz 9:20 Statistical searches of low- frequency helioseismic data – A.M. Broomhall 9:40 The Envelope Spectrum – R. Kiefer Development of a new simple code for fitting helioseismic data 10:00 Solar fitting Code – E. Corsaro 10:20 Effect of line profile asymmetry in peak profiles on GONG frequencies – Shushanta Tripathy 10:40 Coffee Progress on combining data of different instruments 11:00 Status of combining data of different instruments – A.M. Broomhall 11:20 Fitting of intensity-velocity cross spectrum using GONG and HMI oscillation data – Shushanta Tripathy 11:40 Discussion on fitting code, data combination / work distribution – Bayesian, MLE, parametric, three-dimensional fitting – Low-degree modes – Instruments and data for combination 12:30 Lunch at KIS 14:00 Working session – Data Combination – Fitting codes – Low-frequency analysis – S_ph paper 15:30 Coffee 16:00 Continuation and/or summary of work session – Discussion on low-frequency analyses – Discussion on activity and variation 18:30 Self-paying dinner in the Mexican restaurant “Enchilada” Auf der Zinnen Freiburg ( ( Friday, March 13, 2015 New global helioseismic techniques 9:00 Cross-spectral analysis for measuring meridional flow and rotation – A. Schad 9:20 Comments on global helioseismology – Jesper Schou 9:40 Discussion on new techniques 10:30 Coffee 11:00 Discussion on the frequency of updating (every 3-4 months) 12:30 End of Workshop / Brezels