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20072015
most citedSolar Magnetic Tracking. I. Software Comparison and Recommended Practices

117 citations · 191 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

astro-ph.SR2015★ 6 cited

Detection of Flux Emergence, Splitting, Merging, and Cancellation of Network Fields. II Apparent Unipolar Flux Change and Cancellation

Y. Iida, H. Hagenaar, T. Yokoyama

In this second paper in the series, we investigate occurrence frequencies of apparent unipolar processes, cancellation, and emergence of patch structures in quiet regions. Apparent…

astro-ph.SR2012★ 40 cited

Detection of flux emergence, splitting, merging, and cancellation of network field. I Splitting and Merging

Y. Iida, H. Hagenaar, T. Yokoyama

Frequencies of magnetic patch processes on supergranule boundary, namely flux emergence, splitting, merging, and cancellation, are investigated through an automatic detection. We u…

astro-ph.SR2011

Detection of flux emergence, splitting, merging, and cancellation in quiet Sun

Y. Iida, H. Hagenaar, T. Yokoyama

We investigate the frequency of magnetic activities, namely flux emergence, splitting, merging, and cancellation, through an automatic detection in order to understand the generati…

astro-ph2008

Fine Scale Magnetic Fields in and around a Decaying Active Region

K. Sankarasubramanian, H. Hagenaar

High spatial resolution spectro-polarimetric observation of a decaying spot was observed with the Diffraction Limited Spectro-Polarimeter. The spatial resolution achieved was close…

astro-ph2007★ 28 cited

The Fine-Structure of the Net-Circular Polarization in a Sunspot Penumbra

A. Tritschler, D. A. N. Mueller, R. Schlichenmaier +1

We present novel evidence for a fine structure observed in the net-circular polarization (NCP) of a sunspot penumbra based on spectropolarimetric measurements utilizing the Zeeman…

astro-ph2007★ 117 cited

Solar Magnetic Tracking. I. Software Comparison and Recommended Practices

C. E. DeForest, H. J. Hagenaar, D. A. Lamb +2

Feature tracking and recognition are increasingly common tools for data analysis, but are typically implemented on an ad-hoc basis by individual research groups, limiting the usefu…