Resources by Theme

Please view the presentations and videos form the lectures given at the Heliophysics Summer Schools, sorted by theme.

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Cross Cutting Themes
High Energy Particles
Speaker Year Presentations
Timothy Bastian 2010 Radiative Signatures of Energetic Particles
Homework
  • Textbook II, Chapter 4
Ben Chandran 2019 Solar Wind: Particle Distribution Functions
  • Textbook II, Chapter 8
  • Textbook II, Chapter 9
  • Textbook IV, Chapter 12
Randy Jokipii 2011 Cosmic Rays
Homework
  • Textbook II, Chapter 9
David Klumpar 2010 Detection of Energetic Particles
Homework
  • Textbook II, Chapter 3
Marty Lee 2010 Particle Acceleration in Shocks
Homework
Solutions
  • Textbook I, Chapter 8
  • Textbook II, Chapter 8
Michael Liemohn 2010 Energization of Trapped Particles
Homework
  • Textbook II, Chapter 11
Yuri Shprits 2012 Radiation BeltsHomework
  • Textbook II, Chapter 11
Instrumentation and Missions
Speaker Year Presentations
John Dorelli 2012 Earth’s MagnetosphereHomework
  • Textbook I, Chapter 10
  • Textbook I, Chapter 11
  • Textbook II, Chapter 10
Magnetic Fields and Dynamos
Speaker Year Presentations
Amitava Bhattacherjee 2018 Dynamo Theory: Basics
  • Textbook I, Chapter 3
  • Textbook III, Chapter 6
Nicholas Featherstone 2018 Stellar Dynamos
  • Textbook III, Chapter 5
  • Textbook III, Chapter 6
Nicholas Featherstone 2018 Planetary Dynamos
  • Textbook III, Chapter 7
  • Textbook IV, Chapter 6
Dana Longcope 2018 Why do Sun and Planets have Magnetic Fields?
  • Textbook I, Chapter 3
  • Textbook III, Chapter 2
  • Textbook III, Chapter 6
  • Textbook III, Chapter 7
  • Textbook IV, Chapter 6
Matthias Rempel 2011 Creation and Destruction of Magnetic Fields
Homework
Solutions
  • Textbook I, Chapter 3
Plasma Physics
Speaker Year Presentations
Amitava Bhattacharjee 2019 Core Lecture 2: Kinetic Theory
Amitava Bhattacharjee 2019 Magnetic Reconnection
  • Textbook I, Chapter 5
  • Textbook II, Chapter 10
Amitava Bhattacharjee 2012 Basic Plasma Concepts and Models
Amitava Bhattacharjee 2010 Introductory Lecture I: Basic Plasma Concepts/Plasma Models
Ben Chandran 2019 Solar Wind: Particle Distribution Functions
  • Textbook II, Chapter 8
  • Textbook II, Chapter 9
  • Textbook IV, Chapter 12
Marty Lee 2010 Particle Acceleration in Shocks
Homework
Solutions
  • Textbook I, Chapter 8
  • Textbook II, Chapter 8
Dana Longcope 2012 Shocks in HeliophysicsHomework
  • Textbook II, Chapter 7
  • Textbook II, Chapter 8
Dana Longcope 2010 Magnetic Reconnection
  • Textbook I, Chapter 1
  • Textbook I, Chapter 4
  • Textbook I, Chapter 5
Merav Opher 2010 Shocks in Heliophysics
Homework
Solutions
  • Textbook I, Chapter 7
  • Textbook II, Chapter 7
Research and Exploration
Speaker Year Presentations
David Klumpar 2010 Detection of Energetic Particles
Homework
  • Textbook II, Chapter 3
Dana Longcope 2019 Orbital Mechanics
Jon Sample 2019 In Situ Instruments and Measurements
  • Textbook II, Chapter 3
Sun-Planet Systems Overview
Speaker Year Presentations
Daniel Baker 2012 An Overview of Heliophysical Exploration
  • Textbook I, Chapter 2
Janet Kozyra 2010 The Complete Disturbance: Energy Transport
  • Textbook I, Chapter 2
Sten Odenwald 2012 Space Weather: Impacts, Mitigation & Forecasting
Space Weather and Its Societal Impacts
  • Textbook II, Chapter 2
Computational Models and Techniques
Speaker Year Presentations
Lika Guhathakurta, Ryan McGranaghan, Andres Munoz-Jaramillo 2019 Big Data
Artificial Intelligence for Space Exploration and All Humankind

Applications of Deep Learning in Heliophysics
Domains
Energetic-Particle Environments
Speaker Year Presentations
David Burgess 2013 Shocks and Energetic Particles: Corona, Wind, Planets, Solar SystemHomework
Solutions
  • Textbook II, Chapter 7
  • Textbook II, Chapter 8
Janet Green 2008 ECP II: Energization of Trapped Particles in Planetary Radiation Belts
  • Textbook II, Chapter 11
Norbert Krupp 2013 Comparative Energetic Particle Environments (SEP/GCR/Local)
Yuri Shprits 2012 Radiation BeltsHomework
  • Textbook II, Chapter 11
Heliosphere and Solar Wind
Speaker Year Presentations
Stuart Bale 2018 Stellar and Solar Winds
  • Textbook I, Chapter 9
  • Textbook III, Chapter 8
Ben Chandran 2019 Solar Wind: Structure and Turbulence
  • Textbook I, Chapter 7
  • Textbook I, Chapter 9
  • Textbook III, Chapter 9
Ben Chandran 2012 Introduction to Turbulence and Heating in the Solar Wind
Homework
  • Textbook I, Chapter 7
Ofer Cohen 2018 Coronae, Heliospheres and Astrospheres
  • Textbook I, Chapter 2
  • Textbook IV, Chapter 1
  • Textbook IV, Chapter 3
Jack Gosling 2011 Structure and Evolution of the Three Dimensional Solar Wind
Homework
Solutions
  • Textbook I, Chapter 9
Justin Kasper 2012 The Solar WindHomework
Solutions
  • Textbook III, Chapter 8
Moons, Asteroids, Comets and Dust
Speaker Year Presentations
Mihaly Horanyi 2013 Dusty Plasmas in the Solar SystemHomework
Margaret Kivelson 2014 Interaction of Moons, Asteroids, & Comets with their SurroundingsHomework
  • Textbook IV, Chapter 10
Planetary Ionosphere, Thermospheres, Mesospheres, and Atmospheres
Speaker Year Presentations
Timothy Fuller-Rowell 2010 Ionosphere thermosphere response
Homework
Solutions
  • Textbook II, Chapter 12
Thomas Immel 2019 Ionosphere Part 1
  • Textbook I, Chapter 12
  • Textbook III, Chapter 13
  • Textbook IV, Chapter 8
Thomas Immel 2019 Ionosphere Part 2
Dana Longcope 2018 Why do the Earth & Planets have Ionospheres? Magnetospheres?
  • Textbook I, Chapter 10
  • Textbook I, Chapter 11
  • Textbook I, Chapter 12
  • Textbook II, Chapter 11
  • Textbook III, Chapter 13
  • Textbook IV, Chapter 8
Jan Sojka 2018 Planetary Ionospheres
  • Textbook III, Chapter 13
  • Textbook IV, Chapter 8
Jan Sojka 2012 The Ionosphere-Thermosphere
  • Textbook I, Chapter 12
  • Textbook III, Chapter 13
Stan Solomon 2009 Ionospheres of the Terrestrial Planets
Planetary Magnetic Fields
Speaker Year Presentations
Ulrich Christensen 2009 Planetary Magnetic Fields and Dynamos
Nicholas Featherstone 2018 Planetary Dynamos
  • Textbook III, Chapter 7
  • Textbook IV, Chapter 6
Dana Longcope 2018 Why do Sun and Planets have Magnetic Fields?
  • Textbook I, Chapter 3
  • Textbook III, Chapter 2
  • Textbook III, Chapter 6
  • Textbook III, Chapter 7
  • Textbook IV, Chapter 6
Sabine Stanley 2014 Planetary Dynamos: Updates & New FrontiersHomework
Solutions
  • Textbook I, Chapter 13
  • Textbook III, Chapter 7
Sabine Stanley 2013 Dynamos in Planets and StarsHomework
  • Textbook I, Chapter 3
  • Textbook III, Chapter 5
  • Textbook III, Chapter 6
  • Textbook III, Chapter 7
Planetary Magnetosphere
Speaker Year Presentations
Fran Bagenal 2019 Planetary Magnetospheres
  • Textbook I, Chapter 10
  • Textbook I, Chapter 13
Eric Donovan 2012 The Substorm: An Introduction to the Topic in the THEMIS Era
The Substorm: An Introduction to the Topic in the THEMIS Era Primer
Homework
  • Textbook II, Chapter 10
  • Textbook II, Chapter 12
John Dorelli 2012 Earth’s MagnetosphereHomework
  • Textbook I, Chapter 10
  • Textbook I, Chapter 11
  • Textbook II, Chapter 10
Robert Ergun 2019 Magnetosphere: Reconnection & Substorms, Part 1
  • Textbook II, Chapter 2
  • Textbook II, Chapter 10
Robert Ergun 2019 Magnetopshere: Reconnection & Substorms Part 2
Nicholas Featherstone 2018 Planetary Dynamos
  • Textbook III, Chapter 7
  • Textbook IV, Chapter 6
Michael Liemohn 2010 Energization of Trapped Particles
Homework
  • Textbook II, Chapter 11
Dana Longcope 2018 Why do the Earth & Planets have Ionospheres? Magnetospheres?
  • Textbook I, Chapter 10
  • Textbook I, Chapter 11
  • Textbook I, Chapter 12
  • Textbook II, Chapter 11
  • Textbook III, Chapter 13
  • Textbook IV, Chapter 8
James Slavin 2018 Planetary Magnetospheres
Planetary Magnetospheres (part 2)
  • Textbook I, Chapter 10
  • Textbook I, Chapter 13
Frank Toffoletto 2011 Solar Wind/Magnetosphere Coupling
Homework
  • Textbook I, Chapter 11
  • Textbook II, Chapter 10
Vytenis Vasyliunas 2010 Planetary magnetospheres
Homework
Solutions
  • Textbook I, Chapter 10
  • Textbook II, Chapter 10
Vytenis Vasyliunas 2008 Application of ECP I: Magnetic (Sub-)Storms, and Planetary Counterparts
  • Textbook II, Chapter 10
Planetary Systems
Speaker Year Presentations
Debra Fischer 2014 Characteristics of Planetary Systems 1
Characteristics of Planetary Systems 2
  • Textbook III, Chapter 3
  • Textbook IV, Chapter 5
Solar Magnetic Field and Solar Atmosphere
Speaker Year Presentations
Chuanfei Dong 2018 Living with Stars and Societal Relevance
  • Textbook III, Chapter 4
  • Textbook III, Chapter 11
Nicholas Featherstone 2018 Stellar Dynamos
  • Textbook III, Chapter 5
  • Textbook III, Chapter 6
Terry Forbes 2010 Models of Flares and CMEs
Homework
  • Textbook I, Chapter 5
  • Textbook II, Chapter 6
Terry Forbes 2007 Magnetic Reconnection
CME's and Flares
  • Textbook I, Chapter 5
Philip Judge 2012 Physics of the Solar ChromosphereHomework
  • Textbook I, Chapter 12
Dana Longcope 2018 Why do Sun and Planets have Magnetic Fields?
  • Textbook I, Chapter 3
  • Textbook III, Chapter 2
  • Textbook III, Chapter 6
  • Textbook III, Chapter 7
  • Textbook IV, Chapter 6
Dana Longcope 2018 Why does the Sun Have a Corona and a Wind?
  • Textbook I, Chapter 9
  • Textbook III, Chapter 8
  • Textbook IV, Chapter 3
Karel Schrijver 2012 The Solar Atmosphere
  • Textbook II, Chapter 5
  • Textbook II, Chapter 6
  • Textbook III, Chapter 2
Impacts
Planetary Climate and Habitability
Speaker Year Presentations
Caspar M. Ammann 2007 Solar Variability and Earth’s Climate
Juerg Beer 2009 Evidence of external influences on planetary climates
David Brain 2014 Climates of Terrestrial Planets 1
Climates of Terrestrial Planets 2
  • Textbook III, Chapter 4
  • Textbook IV, Chapter 8
Donald Brownlee 2009 Planetary Habitability
The Drake Equation
Thomas Crowley 2009 A Vintage 2009 Assessment of the Sun-Climate Connection in Paleoclimate Records
Greg Kopp 2011 Solar Variability and Earth’s Climate
  • Textbook III, Chapter 11
  • Textbook III, Chapter 12
Jan Sojka 2018 Long-Term Evolution of the Geospace Climate
  • Textbook III, Chapter 2
  • Textbook III, Chapter 14
Space Weather of Earth
Speaker Year Presentations
Daniel Baker 2010 Space Weather Effects - PP
Space Weather Effects - PDF
  • Textbook II, Chapter 14
Amitava Bhattacharjee 2018 Explosive Events: CMEs, Flares and Substorms
  • Textbook II, Chapter 5
  • Textbook II, Chapter 6
David Boteler 2012 The Impact of Space Weather on the Electric Power Grid
  • Textbook II, Chapter 2
Ofer Cohen 2018 Evolution on Short and Long Time Scales
  • Textbook IV, Chapter 2
  • Textbook IV, Chapter 4
Kevin Forbes 2012 Establishing the Economic Impacts of Space Weather: The Case of Electricity
  • Textbook II, Chapter 2
Sten Odenwald 2012 Space Weather: Impacts, Mitigation & Forecasting
Space Weather and Its Societal Impacts
  • Textbook II, Chapter 2
Jan Sojka 2012 The Ionosphere-Thermosphere
  • Textbook I, Chapter 12
  • Textbook III, Chapter 13
Harlan Spence 2010 Particle Effects on Humans and Biological Tissues - PP
Particle Effects on Humans and Biological Tissues - PDF
  • Textbook II, Chapter 13