Neel Savani
Member since: 24/11/09
Day job: I am a PhD student in Space Physics at Imperial College London, supervised by Robert J. Forsyth. I am spending my time investigating the evolution of solar storms (aka. coronal mass ejections) as they move towards the Earth. I have spent some of my time analysing in situ data from spacecraft (i.e. details of the storms’ plasma properties as they fly over the spacecraft), but the majority of my work involves data from STEREO HI cameras. Due to the sheer volume of data I have concentrated my work on particular case studies.
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Finally, a little after 1 year from the launch of SSW, we are finding ourselves in the exciting position of having lots of interesting science data to revel in. I began my first study by looking into the details of the circular storm thread. At first, I thought about drawing circles on top of each [...]
