Haimin Wang – Projects — New Jersey Institute of Technology

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Collaborative Research: CyberTraining: Pilot: Cyberinfrastructure-Enabled Machine Learning for Understanding and Forecasting Space Weather
Wang, J., Oria, V., Koutis, I. & Wang, H.
National Science Foundation
9/1/23 → 8/31/25
Project: Research project
High Resolution Observations and Studies of Solar Eruptions Using the 1.6-meter Telescope in Big Bear
Wang, H., Cao, W., Yurchyshyn, V., Cao, W. & Inoue, S.
National Science Foundation
6/1/23 → 5/31/28
Project: Research project
Collaborative Research: DKIST Critical Science: Study of Flare Producing Active Regions with Highest Resolution Observations and Data-based Magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) Modeling
Wang, H. & Inoue, S.
National Science Foundation
9/1/22 → 8/31/25
Project: Research project
Finished
Collaborative Research: Shine: Study Of Long-Term Variability Of Solar Chromospheric Activity In Multiple Solar Cycles
Wang, H.
National Science Foundation
6/15/16 → 5/31/19
Project: Research project
The Structure And Evolution Of Magnetic Fields Are Crucial For Triggering Solar Eruptions, Which May Have Adverse Space Weather Effects On The Near-Earth Environment. Among Various Magnetic Structures, Magnetic Flux Ropes Are Of Extra Importance. They Are
Wang, H.
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
2/26/16 → 2/25/19
Project: Research project
High Resolution Observations Of Evolution Of Magnetic Fields And Flows Associated With Solar Eruptions
Wang, H.
National Science Foundation
9/1/14 → 8/31/17
Project: Research project
Collaborative Research: Shine: Laboratory, Observational, And Modeling Investigations Of The Torus Instability And Associated Solar Corona Eruptive Phenomena
Wang, H.
National Science Foundation
6/1/14 → 5/31/17
Project: Research project
Observations Of Flares At Sub-Arcsecond Resolution With Sub-Second Cadence In Lower Solar Atmosphere Have Been Very Rare, But Are Crucial In Understanding The Initiation And Energy Release Process Of Solar Eruptions. Recent Completion Of The 1.6-M New Sol
Wang, H.
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
3/1/13 → 2/28/17
Project: Research project
Exploring Large-Scale Current Sheets Associated With Coronal Mass Ejections
Wang, H.
National Science Foundation
6/1/12 → 5/31/15
Project: Research project