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General Notes:

• We have put together a flexible timetable for the workshop. It includes a number of sessions to which I have assigned keen and willing participants to lead them! If you strongly object to leading a session then please contact me suggesting a replacement!
• The general plan for the workshop is that of lively discussions and working sessions.
  We expect the focus to be on the questions to be answered rather than the questions which have already been answered!
• Everyone should have plenty of opportunity to say things during the workshop, but if you have something that you think would be very important and would like to be given a specific 5-10 minute slot, please let me know - particularly if you have analysed any of the workshop data sets.
• Session chairs may open their sessions with short presentations of their own if they wish.
  • General opening discussion sessions (i.e. Monday before coffee): 10-15 mins max
  • All other discussion sessions: 5 mins max
• This is a low (zero) budget workshop and so at the coffee and tea breaks you will be shown the way to the coffee machine! Please remember to bring change if you wish to feed it! Alternatively, please bring your own bottle/can of drink.
  Also, please bring your own pens and paper to make notes on. We are unable to provide any.

Session Times:

Monday:

9:30	Welcome and Introduction We'll start with some general `context' overviews and discussions, to focus on important questions to be addressed during the workshop.
9:40 - 10:40	General Opening Discussion Sessions:
9:40	The Quiet Sun Zoo! - led by Richard Harrison Discussion of current (lack of) understanding of the quiet Sun. Including agreeing the meaning of various quiet Sun terms, e.g., How thick is the magnetic carpet? Does the term blinker only refer to events in the TR? Are microflares only coronal events? Create list of what events, etc., make up the QS.
10:10	Relation between Magnetic Carpet and all the Quiet Sun Events - led by Alan Title Discussion on the relation between the magnetic concentrations in the photosphere and QS events Can models of connectivity in the magnetic carpet explain all the quiet Sun transient events?
10:40-11:10	COFFEE
11:10 - 12:30	Discussion Sessions: The following discussions should relate more specifically to the the particular data sets identified for study during this workshop.
11:10	Physical Properties of QS Phenomena I - led by Helen Mason Blinkers: 15 mins - Danielle Bewsher 15 mins - Alen Brkovic Discussion on comparison of results Explosive Events: 15 mins - Davina Innes 15 mins - Maria Madjarska 15 mins - Anuschka Pauluhn Discussion on comparison of results Highlight questions that have been raised and need to be studied in more detail Highlight what has been agreed upon
12:30-14:00	LUNCH
14:00 - 16:00	Discussion Sessions: The following discussions should relate more specifically to the the particular data sets identified for study during this workshop.
14:00	Detection Algorithms - led by Dave Pike Open discussion. Opportunity to show one page overhead of your particular algorithm How can we identify small scale phenomena? Limitations/Advantages of automated detection algorithms?
14:30	Physical Properties of QS Phenomena II - led by Gerry Doyle Spicules: 15 mins - Alphonse Sterling Network Cell Brightenings: 15 mins - Louise Harra Nanoflares: 15 mins - Markus Aschwanden 15 mins - Clare Parnell Discussion on comparison of results Highlight questions that have been raised and need to be studied in more detail Highlight what is agreed upon
16:00-16:30	TEA
16:30-17:30	Discussion Sessions:
16:30	Theoretical/Physical Models - led by Alphonse Sterling What do theoreticians need from the observations? What can realistically be provided? What do the observers need the theoreticians to provide? What can they realistically do? Observational signatures of: Resonant Absorption - 15 mins Robertus Erdelyi Numerical Simulations of Blinkers - 10 mins Daniel Marik Reconnection - 15 mins Pascal Demoulin Evidence of Small-scale Reconnection Events - 10 mins Rym Ben El Hadj

Tuesday

9:30	Discussion on key questions to be answered - led by Louise Harra Following on from yesterdays findings prioritise questions that need to be answered Determine initial small groups and their aims
10:00	Small Group Discussion/Working Sessions: Three rooms and three computers will be available to work on data sets Aim to tackle what we can of points raised above
11:00 - 11:30	COFFEE
11:30	Small Group Discussion/Working Sessions:
12:30 - 14:00	LUNCH
14:00	Small Group Discussion/Working Sessions:
16:00 - 16:30	TEA
16:30-17:30	Discussion Sessions:
16:30	Whole group discussion - led by Clare Parnell 5 min presentations from each group What have we learned? What other questions need to be answered? Reorganise groups in order to focus on different questions the next day?

Wednesday

9:30	Small Group Discussion/Working Sessions: Three rooms and three computers will be available to work on data sets Aim to tackle questions raised during meeting
11:00 - 11:30	COFFEE
11:30	Small Group Discussion/Working Sessions:
12:30 - 14:00	LUNCH
14:00-16:00	Discussion Sessions:
14:00	The Future - led by Richard Harrison Whole group discussion 5 min presentations from each group Determine what conclusions can be drawn from work done so far Determine what questions still remain unanswered Decide on what follow up actions should be taken in terms of more analysis collaborations data sets - JOPs, etc. follow on workshop lessons for new instruments
16:00	END