The Progress of the Taiwan Oscillation Network Project

Sun, Ming-Tsung; Chou, Dean‐Yi

doi:10.1007/978-94-007-1069-6_11

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“…The Taiwan Oscillation Network (TON), operating since 1993, takes full-disk solar images of high resolution currently using four telescopes (Sun et al, 2003). (Lo¨fdahl and Scharmer, 2003), making it the highest-resolution solar image ever.…”

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confidence: 99%

Recent Progress and Future Prospects in Solar Physics, and Their Relevance for Planet Earth

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Pauluhn

2004

Surv Geophys

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Understanding our star, the Sun, is of fundamental interest for life on Earth. In this paper, the status of knowledge in solar physics of roughly two decades ago is summarised, and the most recent developments in this very active field are shown, many of them achieved by means of space based missions. The Sun-Earth connection is described and, finally, an outlook on future solar research is given.

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