Interpreting data to hunt the Aurora
LOCATION
Room 3.02, Julian Study Centre
University of East Anglia
NR4 7TJ
What was once a hobby turned into a passion now 20 years later, putting Norfolk on the map for aurora hunting. In this talk James will cover the basic knowledge of reading and the interpretation of the solar wind and how it is used to predict aurora. He will also talk about some basic camera settings he uses to take these stunning photos.
Speaker
James Rowley-Hill
A mechanic by day but a photographer by night. James’ main focus is taking impressive photos of the Aurora across the UK. James also runs the Aurora UK Facebook group and brings attention to Aurora events visible across the region.
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What was once a hobby turned into a passion now 20 years later, putting Norfolk on the map for aurora hunting. In this talk James will cover the basic knowledge of reading and the interpretation of the solar wind and how it is used to predict aurora. He will also talk about some basic camera settings he uses to take these stunning photos.
Speaker
James Rowley-Hill
A mechanic by day but a photographer by night. James’ main focus is taking impressive photos of the Aurora across the UK. James also runs the Aurora UK Facebook group and brings attention to Aurora events visible across the region.
Registration
REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED
Registration for this event is closed.
If you have any queries with regards to this event or require any further information please contact us at meetings@rmets.org.
We take data privacy seriously. Please read the RMetS privacy policy to find out more.
