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Abstracts of Funded Proposals

Title PI Institute
Study of Global-Scale Surface Flows and Migration of Polar Crown Filaments of the Sun in Past 10 Solar Cycles in Comparison with Helioseismology Results in 2 Recent Cycles Haimin Wang New Jersey Institute of Technology
Linking Active Regions and Solar Cycles to Understand How Variable Flows in the Solar Interior Affect Surface Magnetic Field Evolution Philip Scherrer HEPL
Active Region Dynamics and the Variability of Meridional and Zonal Flows Douglas Braun NorthWest Research Associates, Inc.
Simulating active longitudes by coupling magnetograms with a nonlinear MHD tachocline model: a data assimilation approach Mausumi Dikpati University Corporation for Atmospheric Research
Processes Shaping the Solar Meridional Circulation Nicholas Featherstone University of Colorado
Do Flows in the Upper Solar Convection Zone Drive Global-Scale Magnetic Fields? Rudolf Komm National Solar Observatory
Improving Long Term Forecasts of Solar Variability with the Advective Flux Transport Model Lisa Upton Space Systems Research Corporation

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