INFORMATION FOR ORAL AND POSTER CONTRIBUTIONS
Invited talks have been allocated a total of 30 minutes: 25 minutes + 5 minutes for discussion
Contributed talks have been allocated a total of 15 minutes: 12 minutes + 3 minutes for discussion
Posters will be on display from Monday to Thursday. Maximum allowed poster size is A0 (84 x 119 cm, portrait).
RATIONALE
The Solar Orbiter mission will bring the community an excellent opportunity for doing unique science that embraces most solar topics from the interior up to the heliosphere employing novel vantage points. The combined use of results from its four in-situ and six remote-sensing instruments will provide an unprecedented view of the Sun and the interplanetary medium. Aimed at discussing most of these topics, the 7th Solar Orbiter Workshop entitled “Exploring the solar environs” will be held in Granada, Spain, from the 3rd through the 6th of April, 2017. Overviews, prospects, and new science about the solar interior, the photospheric structure, dynamics, and magnetic fields, the chromosphere, the corona, the solar wind, and the heliospheric magnetic fields and particles are scheduled. Synergies with other missions and ground-based observatories will also be covered. Theoreticians, observers, and instrumentalist astronomers are encouraged to attend.
20th SOLAR ORBITER SCIENCE WORKING TEAM MEETING
The 20th Solar Orbiter Science Working Team meeting will be held at the same venue on Friday, April 7, right after the workshop
IMPORTANT DATES
Abstract submission deadline: December 31, 2016
Early-bird registration deadline: January 31, 2017
STUDENT PARTICIPATION GRANTS
Sponsored by ESA and SPG-IAA, a limited number of grants are available for students attending the meeting. The awardees will be waived of the registration fee. Applicants please use the registration pages
SESSIONS
0) Opening lecture
1) The solar interior
2) Ground-based and space-borne observations
3) The magnetic coupling of the solar atmosphere
4) The chromosphere (I)
5) The chromosphere (II)
6) The atmosphere as a whole
7) Active regions and the solar activity cycle
8) The outer solar atmosphere
9) The corona and the solar wind
10) The solar wind and the inner heliosphere
11) Magnetic fields and particles in the heliosphere
12) A global view of the heliosphere
INVITED SPEAKERS
SOC
Andrzej Fludra (RAL) Javier R.-Pacheco (UAH) Pierre Rochus (ROB) Yannis Zouganelis (co-Chair, ESA)
Chris O. St. Cyr (co-Chair, NASA) Jeff Newmark (NASA) Russ Howard (NRL)
Chris Owen (MSSL) Jose Carlos del Toro Iniesta (Chair, IAA-CSIC) Sam Krücker (HfT)
Daniel Müller (co-Chair, ESA) Luis R. Bellot Rubio (IAA-CSIC) Sami Solanki (MPS)
Ester Antonucci (UTorino) Milan Maksimovic (LESIA, OM) Tetsuya Watanabe (NAOJ)
Holly Gilbert (co-Chair, NASA) Nicky Fox (APL) Tim Horbury (ICL)
LOC
Jose Carlos del Toro Iniesta, Ada Ortiz Carbonell
CONTACT US
If you have any question or comments, please send us an email: solo17@iaa.es