Study of Solar Oscillations, Phase II: Global Oscillation, Analysis and Publication, Award in Indian Currency

说明：该项目提供资金， 让我们共同努力， 国家光学天文台（NOAO） Udaipur Solar Observatory（USO） 的 这项工作是全球振荡网络的一部分 组（龚）的研究，使观察， 从地球仪的不同地点， 太阳表面的振荡， 离地球最近的星星 日震学 对这些太阳振荡的研究， 作为一种新的强大工具， 太阳内部的精确度 地球地震学揭示了 关于地球内部的信息。 在这一阶段，美国方面，由博士领导。 约翰·莱巴赫将协助印度队， 由Arvind Bhatnagar博士领导， 现场，安装设备和测试 仪器和开始观察。 范围：根据GONG计划，NOAO将 在六个计划中的车站中， 澳大利亚智利夏威夷和加州。 的 第五站，在加那利群岛，将是 由天文学研究所经营， 加那利群岛，特内里费岛根据美国-西班牙合作 程序. 劳军联合组织和塔塔的工作人员 基础研究所（TIFR） 在乌代浦经营车站 他们有 必要的科学资格和 太阳观测的经验，以及 政府的必要支持， 印度是确保 这是长期合作的成果。 美国科学家计划访问， 乌代布尔，印度科学家 NOAO和美国的其他天文台， 培训和准备， research.

Description: This project provides funds to allow for a collaborative effort by the National Optical Astronomy Observatories (NOAO) and the Udaipur Solar Observatory (USO). The effort is part of a Global Oscillation Network Group (GONG) research to make observations, from different sites around the globe, of the oscillations at the surface of the sun, the earth's nearest star. Helioseismology, the study of these solar oscillations, has been developed as a new powerful tool that can probe the solar interior with great precision similar to the way that terrestrial seismology reveals information about the interior of the earth. During this phase the U.S. side, led by Dr. John Leibacher, will assist the Indian team, led by Dr. Arvind Bhatnagar, in preparing the site, setting up the equipment and testing the instrumentation and beginning the observations. Scope: Under the GONG program, NOAO will operate four of the six planned stations, in Australia, Chile, Hawaii, and California. The fifth station, in the Canary Islands, will be operated by the Institute de Astrofisica de Canarias, Tenerife under a US-Spain cooperative program. The staff of USO and of the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) will operate the station at Udaipur. They have the necessary scientific qualifications and the experience in solar observations, as well as the necessary backing of the Government of India, an important element in ensuring the success of this long term joint research. Visits are planned by the U.S. scientists to Udaipur, and by the Indian scientists to the NOAO and to other observatories in the U.S. for training and preparation for the planned research.