| Tuesday 7th July |
| 10:30 | – | Welcome & Orientation |
| | ** EIS Update ** |
| 10:45 | – | Instrument Status |
| | Hinode general status |
| | EIS status on orbit |
| 11:30 | – | Operations |
| | Operational Model |
| | Remote Operations |
| 12:00 | – | Data access |
| | Ways to collect data already taken |
| 13:00 | – | ** Lunch ** |
| 14:30 | – | Software for handling data |
| | EIS_PREP |
| | Effects handled |
| | Some additional hints |
| 16:00 | – | ** Afternoon Coffee ** |
| | ** Science Contributions ** |
| | The main part of this meeting will be an exposition of the current state of UK heliophysics relevant to the strengths of Hinode. All participants will be expected to make at least a short oral presentation on their work. |
| 16:30 | – | Louise Harra: An Overview of EIS results |
| 17:00 | – | Mark Weber: EIS Research Being Done at SAO |
| | | Flare & CME Physics Part 1 |
| 17:20 | – | Len Culhane: EIS Observations of Plasma Turbulence and Velocity |
| 17:32 | – | Ryan Milligan: Velocity Characteristics of Evaporated Plasma Using Hinode/EIS |
| 17:44 | – | Urmila Mitra-Kraev: The Anatomy of a B-class Flare |
| 18:00 | – | ** End of Day 1 ** |
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| Wednesday 8th July |
| 09:00 | – | ** Start of Day 2 ** |
| 09:15 | – | Coffee & Tea |
| | ** Science Contributions ** |
| | We will continue on Wednesday with Science contributions in the early part of the day. |
| | | Flare & CME Physics Part 2 |
| 09:30 | – | Lidia van-Driel Gesztelyi: Formation of a dimming region after a CME |
| | | Outflows |
| 09:42 | – | Deb Baker : Magnetic reconnection along quasi-separatrix layers as a driver of ubiquitous active region outflows |
| 09:54 | – | Gemma Attrill : Investigating secondary coronal dimmings |
| 10:06 | – | Suguru Kamio : Cool eruption associated with coronal jet |
| | | Active Region Structure 1 |
| 10:18 | – | Sarah Matthews : EIS studies of a sunspot light-bridge |
| 10:30 | – | David Perez-Suárez : Contrasting off-limb studies within the same EIS data-set |
| 10:42 | – | Santiago Vargas Dominguez: A sneak peek at data from Sunrise |
| 11:00 | – | ** Break ** |
| 11:10 | – | Mike Marsh : Using EIS to Confirm a Seismologically Inferred Coronal Temperature |
| 11:22 | – | Giulio Del Zanna : Review of technical issues in obtaining the best science from Hinode/EIS |
| 11:34 | – | Caroline Alexander : Using EIS to study density, temperature and flows in large and small-scale loop structures. |
| 11:46 | – | Helen Mason : Cambridge Active Region Studies with Hinode/EIS |
| 12:10 | – | ** Lunch ** |
| 13:00 | – | ** Coffee & Tea ** |
| | | Active Region Structure 2 |
| 13:10 | – | Brendan O'Dwyer : Hinode EIS Observations of a Limb Active Region |
| 13:22 | – | Durgesh Tripathi : Active Region Loops observed by Hinode/EIS |
| 13:40 | – | Discussion time |
| | It's important that we assess the current progress of the UK in both addressing the problems that Hinode was built to address, and the discoveries of the mission since it was launched. We intend to have a structured discussion on this in the last couple of hours of this meeting. Guests are expected to be available for this discussion, as it will be a useful next step in refining our plans for the future. |
| 15:00 | – | ** End Day 2 ** |
| | To give people a chance to get home at a reasonable hour, we'll be ending the meeting relatively early at 3pm |
