1. Berkeley HEDAW

2. HESSI Data Analysis Workshop (HEDAW) Welcome to Berkeley Logistics - McTiernan

3. Berkeley HEDAW HESSI Status –Completed all environmental tests at JPL –Shipped to Vandenberg (VAFB) on Jan. 12 –Red Team review held on Jan. 30 –Currently on hold pending fix to Pegasus launch vehicle following anomaly with HETE launch last November Steps to launch –Red Team report –Goddard Mission Readiness Review –HQ approval –Integrate with Pegasus at VAFB –Ferry from VAFB to Kennedy Space Center on L1011 –Launch date TBD until Pegasus problem is resolved

4. HESSI at JPL

5. HESSI In Transit Dave PankowPaul Turin

6. HESSI at VAFB

7. Berkeley HEDAW Objectives of the HEDAWs –Maximize HESSI scientific return –Obtain help in analyzing HESSI observations –Teach you how to use the existing HESSI data analysis software –Obtain your feedback on HESSI data analysis plans

8. Berkeley HEDAW Ground rules –There are no ground rules –All HESSI data will be on line within ~hours of receipt at the Berkeley SOC –All HESSI software is available on SSW –There are no restrictions on who can work on what We have a HESSI Bulletin Board http://hesperia.gsfc.nasa.gov/bbs/messages/board-topics.html Please enter your HESSI research areas here so that we know what you are doing and other people working an similar topics can collaborate.

9. Berkeley HEDAW Agenda –Wednesday, Feb. 28 Morning - Overview, installation, GUI Afternoon - Imaging –Thursday, March 1 Morning - Spectroscopy Afternoon - Ancillary data, HEDC, Objects –Friday, March 2 Morning - Hands on, tutorials, discussions –TBD topics as requested Afternoon – Science seminars

10. Berkeley HEDAW Agenda Space Sciences Lab. Addition, Conference Room Wednesday, February 28, 2001 8:00 am AllRegistration & setup 8:30Lin / DennisWelcome, logistics, Agenda 8:45HurfordSoftware overview 9:00CsillaghyInstallation, data-base, objects 9:30McTiernanQuicklook, light curves 10:00TolbertGraphical User Interface 10:30All - assignmentPlot light curve of specified flare in data base 12 noonLunch 1:30 pmHurfordImaging – issues & theory 2:15SchmahlImaging in practice & MEM 2:40KruckerCLEAN 2:50AschwandenForward Fitting 3:00All - assignmentProduce images for specified flare using 3 different methods 4:45AllDiscussion 5:00Reception

11. Berkeley HEDAW Agenda Space Sciences Lab. Addition, Conference Room Thursday, March 1, 2001 8:30 amAllSet up & hands on 9:00SmithSpectroscopy - theory 9:45SchwartzSpectroscopy in practice 10:15DennisNuclear de-excitation gamma-ray line code 10:30All – assignmentObtain spectrum for specified flare in the data base 12 noonLunch 1:30 pmZarroAncillary data – access & integration 2:30MetcalfImage reconstruction using Pixons 3:00CsillaghyObject oriented IDL code 3:30All - assignmentOverlay HESSI image onto an MDI or H-alpha image 4:45AllDiscussion 5:00Adjourn 7:00AllDinner at a local restaurant – near Pacific East

12. Berkeley HEDAW Agenda Space Sciences Lab. Addition, Conference Room Friday, March 2, 2001 9:00 amAllHands on, tutorials, discussions, TBD topics as requested 12 noonLunch 1:30 pmBenzHESSI Experimental Data Center (HEDC) in Zurich 1:45FernandesRecent Observations with the Brazilian Solar Spectroscope (BSS) 2:00YanAnalysis of the NOAA9077 Flare Events in July 2000 2:15VaradyA New Hybrid Code - Modeling the Response of Dense Solar Atmospheric Layers to the Particle Beam Bombardment 2:30AllHands on 5:00Adjourn