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Detecting sun-quakes using GONG data

Two papers on detection of sun-quakes using groundbased Global Oscillation Network Group (GONG) data are now published in The Astrophysical Journal. 

9 September 2011

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  • Detecting sun-quakes using GONG data

Two papers on detection of sun-quakes using groundbased Global Oscillation Network Group (GONG) data are now published in The Astrophysical Journal. The first, develops specific cleaning techniques for GONG velocity data and shows that it can be used for quake detection by comparing the results with those obtained from spacebased SOHO-MDI mission. In the second, a new sun-quake associated with 2006 December 14 X class flare is reported and analysed.

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  • Comparison of seismic signatures of flares obtained by soho/michelson doppler imager and gong instruments
  • Anatomy of a solar flare: measurements of the 2006 december 14 x-class flare with gong, hinode, and rhessi

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