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B. Sanahuja
Also known as: Dr. B. Sanahuja, Prof. B. Sanahuja, Blai Sanahuja, Blas Sanahuja
Research areas: Physics and Astronomy · Astronomy and Astrophysics · Solar and Space Plasma Dynamics · Ionosphere and magnetosphere dynamics · Astrophysics and Cosmic Phenomena
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Universitat de Barcelona
Barcelona
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Publications (70)
- Observation-based modelling of the energetic storm particle event of 14 July 2012 Save
- Assessing the Predictability of Solar Energetic Particles with the Use of Machine Learning Techniques Save
- The effect of drifts on the decay phase of SEP events Save
- Analysis and interpretation of inner-heliospheric SEP events with the ESA Standard Radiation Environment Monitor (SREM) onboard the INTEGRAL and Rosetta Missions Save
- Modelling large solar proton events with the shock-and-particle model: Extraction of the characteristics of the MHD shock front at the cobpoint Save
- SEPEM: A tool for statistical modeling the solar energetic particle environment Save
- Release timescales of solar energetic particles in the low corona Save
- Variation of Proton Flux Profiles with the Observer's Latitude in Simulated Gradual SEP Events Save
- Clarifying some issues on the geoeffectiveness of limb halo CMEs Save
- Current sheet regulation of solar near-relativistic electron injection histories Save
- Forecasting the Earth's radiation belts and modelling solar energetic particle events: Recent results from SPACECAST Save
- The first SEPServer event catalogue ~68-MeV solar proton events observed at 1 AU in 1996-2010 Save
- A database of >20keV electron Green's functions of interplanetary transport at 1 AU Save
- Can a halo CME from the limb be geoeffective? Save
- Multi-spacecraft Study of the 8 November 2000 SEP Event: Electron Injection Histories 100° Apart Save
- Scientific Analysis within SEPServer-New Perspectives in Solar Energetic Particle Research: The Case Study of the 13 July 2005 Event Save
- Why should the latitude of the observer be considered when modeling gradual proton events? An insight using the concept of cobpoint Save
- On the interaction of solar near-relativistic electrons with back-scatter regions beyond 1 AU Save
- Solar near-relativistic electron observations as a proof of a back-scatter region beyond 1 AU during the 2000 February 18 event Save
- Injection of solar near-relativistic electrons associated with radio bursts Save