Eelco Doornbos
@eelcodoornbos.bsky.social
Space Weather scientist at the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute. Increasing our understanding of space weather via interactive visualisation of observations and model outputs at https://spaceweather.knmi.nl/viewer/.
Did something similar before the workshop. Boulder is such a nice place.
March 19, 2025 at 12:36 PM
Did something similar before the workshop. Boulder is such a nice place.
I've created some summary plots of space weather in 2024 for a publication of our institute looking back on last year. These are the English language versions. In the flare plot, the largest flare for each month is labeled.
January 8, 2025 at 9:38 PM
I've created some summary plots of space weather in 2024 for a publication of our institute looking back on last year. These are the English language versions. In the flare plot, the largest flare for each month is labeled.
The two slow eruptions of last Tuesday can be nicely tracked from GOES SUVI 304Å to SOHO LASCO C2. They are followed by the very fast far-side halo CME, which was not visible in SUVI 304Å, only in LASCO. Using jHelioviewer.
December 19, 2024 at 10:16 AM
The two slow eruptions of last Tuesday can be nicely tracked from GOES SUVI 304Å to SOHO LASCO C2. They are followed by the very fast far-side halo CME, which was not visible in SUVI 304Å, only in LASCO. Using jHelioviewer.