GLOBAL SOLAR ACTIVITY IN CYCLE 24

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GLOBAL SOLAR ACTIVITY IN CYCLE 24 Kiyoto Shibasaki (Solar Physics Research Inc.) SCOSTEP WDS@NiCT 1 Outline 1. Status of solar activity in Cycle 24 shown by total radio flux 2. Status of global solar activity in Cycle 24 shown by a radio butterfly diagram 1. Northern hemisphere 2. Southern hemisphere 3. Summary and inferred near future activity SCOSTEP WDS@NiCT 2 1

Nobeyama Radio Polarimeters SCOSTEP WDS@NiCT 3 SCOSTEP WDS@NiCT 4 2

Status of solar activity in Cycle 24 shown by solar activity indices Microwave monthly mean total flux (1.0 ~ 9.4 GHz, 1 AU corrected) observed at Toyokawa / Nobeyama Cycle 24 has two peaks (1 st : ~2012, 2 nd : ~2014) Fluxes around 2 nd peak are comparable to the level of cycle 20 Relative sunspot number (WDC SILSO) monthly mean 1 st and 2 nd peaks are at similar level and lower than cycle 20 ( levels around 100 years ago) Relation between microwave total flux and relative sunspot number seems to be changing (New series of sunspot numbers (V. 2) started July 1, 2015) SCOSTEP WDS@NiCT 5 SCOSTEP WDS@NiCT 6 3

Synthesis of Radio Butterfly Diagram Nobeyama Radioheliograph Observation Since 1992 Daily Images (7000) Carrington Rotation Maps (258) Radio Butterfly Diagram SCOSTEP WDS@NiCT 7 Radio Butterfly Diagram (1992/7 2015/2) SCOSTEP WDS@NiCT 8 4

SCOSTEP WDS@NiCT 9 SCOSTEP WDS@NiCT 10 5

Northern Hemisphere Activity Comparison between low latitude mean brightness temperature (5 35 deg., dashed line) and high latitude mean Tb (55 80 deg., solid line) shows: Northern activity peak in 2012 (low latitude Tb is at maximum and high latitude Tb is at minimum) Tb at low latitude stays constant after 2013, and Tb at high latitude does not increase after 2012 The hysteresis curve extends toward lower left corner (northern hemispheric activity is decreasing as a whole) SCOSTEP WDS@NiCT 11 SCOSTEP WDS@NiCT 12 6

SCOSTEP WDS@NiCT 13 Southern Hemisphere Activity Comparison between low latitude mean Tb (5 35 deg., dashed line) and high latitude mean Tb (55 80 deg., solid line) shows: Southern low latitude activity maximum is in 2014 and decrease smoothly afterwards High latitude Tb minimum is in 2013 2014 and increase smoothly afterwards The hysteresis curve overlaps with cycle 23 (southern hemispheric activity is recovering as a whole) SCOSTEP WDS@NiCT 14 7

Summary Solar Activity cycle 24 has 2 peaks 1 st peak in 2012 is dominated by northern hemisphere 2 nd peak in 2014 is dominated by southern hemisphere Activity level of 24 cycle shown by sunspot number is similar to the level of 100 years ago Activity level shown by microwave total fluxes is similar to the level of 20 cycle (45 years ago) Deviation of the relation between sunspot number and microwave flux becomes evident The radio butterfly diagram shows that: Northern hemispheric activity continues to decrease Southern hemispheric activity returns to cycle 23 SCOSTEP WDS@NiCT 15 Near future solar activity Hysteresis curves shows that: Northern hemispheric activity keeps decreasing Southern hemispheric activity returns to the previous cycle Large north south activity asymmetry is expected if we assume that the current trend continues. If we assume that the deviation between microwave flux and sunspot number increases further, we need to think about which index should be used (or, which index represents solar activity better). SCOSTEP WDS@NiCT 16 8