Monday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1600	SH14B	MS 307	Analysis Techniques for Solar and Heliospheric Data II Presiding: J Cirtain, Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory; R Schwartz, Catholic University of America/NASA Goddard Space Flight Center    [Abstracts]
1600	SH14B-01	MS 307	Quantifying turbulence in solar magnetic fields: can this help predict solar eruptions? *M K Georgoulis INVITED    [details]
1620	SH14B-02	MS 307	Assimilative 3D Models of Density and Temperature in the Solar Corona *F Kamalabadi, M Butala, R Frazin, Y Chen    [details]
1635	SH14B-03	MS 307	Thermally peeling the Corona *V L Kashyap    [details]
1650	SH14B-04	MS 307	A New View of the Extreme Ultraviolet Corona from Wavelet-Processed EUV Images *G A Stenborg, A Vourlidas, R A Howard    [details]
1705	SH14B-05	MS 307	Optimization Approach for the Computation of 3D Magnetohydrostatic Coronal Equilibria From Multi-Spacecraft Observations T Neukirch, *T Wiegelmann, P Ruan, B Inhester    [details]
1720	SH14B-06	MS 307	New Forecasting Factor for Solar Wind Velocity From EIT Observations B Luo, *S Liu, Q Zhong, J Gong    [details]
1735	SH14B-07	MS 307	Mutual Information as a Non-linear Measure of Correlation in Multi-point Measurements in the Solar Wind R O Dendy, *R T Wicks, S C Chapman    [details]