| Abstract |
This proposal aims at integrating the major European infrastructures in the field of high-resolution solar physics. The following actions will
be taken: (i) realise open access to external European users; (ii) enhance and spread data acquisition and processing expertise to the
Europe-wide community; (iii) increase the impact of high-resolution data by offering science-ready data and facilitating their retrieval and
usage; (iv) encourage combination of space and ground-based data by providing unified access to pertinent data repositories; (v) foster
synergies between different research communities by organising meetings where each presents state-of-the-art methodologies; (vi) train a
new generation of solar researchers through setting up schools and an ambitious mobility programme; (vii) develop prototypes for newgeneration
post-focus instruments; (vii) study local and non-local atmospheric turbulence, their impact on image quality, and ways to
negate their effects; (viii) improve the performance of existing telescopes; (ix) improve designs of future large European ground-and spacebased
solar telescopes; (x) lay foundations for combined use of facilities around the world and in space; (xi) reinforce partnership with
industry to promote technology transfer through existing networks; and (xii) dissemination activities towards society.
The proposal involves all pertinent European research institutions, infrastructures, and data repositories. Together, these represent first-
proposal aims at integrating the major European infrastructures in the field of high-resolution solar physics. The following actions will be taken: (i)
realise open access to external European users; (ii) enhance and spread data acquisition and processing expertise to the Europe-wide community; (iii)
increase the impact of high-resolution data by offering science-ready data and facilitating their retrieval and usage; (iv) encourage combination of space and
ground-based data by providing unified access to pertinent data repositories; (v) foster synergies between different research communities by organising
meetings where each presents state-of-the-art methodologies; (vi) train a new generation of solar researchers through setting up schools and an ambitious
mobility programme; (vii) develop prototypes for new-generation post-focus instruments; (vii) study local and non-local atmospheric turbulence, their impact
on image quality, and ways to negate their effects; (viii) improve the performance of existing telescopes; (ix) improve designs of future large European
ground-and space-based solar telescopes; (x) lay foundations for combined use of facilities around the world and in space; (xi) reinforce partnership with
industry to promote technology transfer through existing networks; and (xii) dissemination activities towards society.
The proposal involves all pertinent European research institutions, infrastructures, and data repositories. Together, these represent first-class facilities. The
additional participation by private companies and non-European research institutions maximizes the impact on the world-wide scale. In particular, the
This proposal aims at integrating the major European infrastructures in the field of high-resolution solar physics. The following actions will be taken: (i) realise open access to
external European users; (ii) enhance and spread data acquisition and processing expertise to the Europe-wide community; (iii) increase the impact of high-resolution data by
offering science-ready data and facilitating their retrieval and usage; (iv) encourage combination of space and ground-based data by providing unified access to pertinent data
repositories; (v) foster synergies between different research communities by organising meetings where each presents state-of-the-art methodologies; (vi) train a new generation
of solar researchers through setting up schools and an ambitious mobility programme; (vii) develop prototypes for new-generation post-focus instruments; (vii) study local and nonlocal
atmospheric turbulence, their impact on image quality, and ways to negate their effects; (viii) improve the performance of existing telescopes; (ix) improve designs of future
large European ground-and space-based solar telescopes; (x) lay foundations for combined use of facilities around the world and in space; (xi) reinforce partnership with industry
to promote technology transfer through existing networks; and (xii) dissemination activities towards society.
The proposal involves all pertinent European research institutions, infrastructures, and data repositories. Together, these represent first-class facilities. The additional participation
by private companies and non-European research institutions maximizes the impact on the world-wide scale. In particular, the project achievements will be of principal importance |
