ISSI International Team 150
January
26-30, 2009
International
Space Science Institute (ISSI)
Hallerstrasse 6
3012 BERNE - SWITZERLAND
PARTICIPANTS
C.HANUISE, Team Leader
G. BERTHET
E.
BLANC
J. BLECKI
O. CHANRION
M. FULLEKRUG
A. HAUCHECORNE
N. HURET
U. INAN
F. LEFEUVRE
S. KLIMOV
T. NEUBERT
N. OSTGAARD
Y.
ORSOLINI
M. PARROT
E. TURUNEN
AGENDA
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26/01/09 |
V. Manno |
Presentation of ISSI |
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C. Hanuise |
Objectives
of the meeting, organization, outputs |
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Scientific
topics, Interests, working groups, oral presentations …. |
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F. Lefeuvre |
Conclusions
of previous WFM ISSI team |
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F. Lefeuvre |
Status of TARANIS |
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T. Neubert |
Status of ASIM |
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A. Hauchecorne |
GOMOS observations
of NO2 in tropical and polar regions |
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G. Berthet |
Atmospheric
chemistry associated with O3 and interaction with NOx |
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27/01/09 |
E. Turunen |
Present applications
of the Sodankyla Ion Chemistry model, a detailed coupled ion and neutral
chemistry model for the altitude region 20-150km |
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N. Huret |
Chemical
modelling associated with TLEs: Preliminary impact on the ozone chemistry |
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Presentation
and Discussion on COBRAT balloon proposal |
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E. Blanc |
Infrasound,
gravity waves generated by thunderstorms and effects on atmosphere |
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Sprite-Sat and GLIMS |
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U. Inan |
Stanford chemistry model |
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N. Ostgaard |
TGF production
altitude and time delays |
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28/01/09 |
M. Fullekrug |
Runaway
breakdown in low frequency radio |
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F. Lefeuvre |
A few
questions on the ground-based and satellite-based detection of parent
lightnings |
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U. Inan |
Seasonal Variation
of Inner Belt Electron Precipitation
with Lightning |
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M. Parrot |
Global
maps of HF waves related to thunderstorm activity |
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J. Blecki |
ELF signatures of sprites registered onboard
the low altitude satellite DEMETER |
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U. Inan |
DEMETER/IDP
measurements of Transmitter-induced Precipitation |
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S. Klimov |
Onboard
algorithm development for the determination of the sign of
lightning discharge on the basis TGF's, TLE and NBP signals. Microsatellite "Chibis-M |
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E. Turunen |
EISCAT 3D
- The Next Generation European Incoherent Scatter Radar System |
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29/01/09 |
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Identification
of ground data simultaneous with DEMETER overflights |
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Preparation
of consortium for future funding applications |
The CARNES team relies partly on the work performed by the WFM ISSI team
(Wave Field Measurements to trace Wave-Particle Interactions in the
Plasmasphere), while the scientific topics studied by the CARNES team have been
extended to other domains. The first meeting has been devoted to review
presentation in the following subjects in order to define detailed studies to
be performed. In particular,
presentations have been made on:
- Status of ASIM, TARANIS, CHIBIS, SpriteSat and
GLIMS space missions,
- Space observations
of NOx,
- Atmospheric
chemistry models,
- Atmospheric effects of thunderstorms: infrasound,
gravity waves,
- Terrestrial Gamma ray flashes, runaway breakdown,
- Waves related to thunderstorm activities at ELF,
VLF and HF,
- Balloon
observations,
- Future ground-based
observations.
The successful discussions led to a better reciprocal understanding
between participants from different scientific communities and were concluded
by a number of actions to be performed before the second team meeting,
forecasted at the end of 2009 or beginning of 2010.
Conclusions
The following conclusions, and associated actions, were decided for the
next team meeting:
- Define specific scientific topics of interest for
the next meeting,
- List of extra people/topics to be invited to
participate to the team activities:
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TRANSCAR
model,
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Relation
models – observations,
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Kinetics of sprite
discharges: F. Vazquez
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Chemistry
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Colleague
from Japanese community,
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Coordinator of
TARANIS ground-based observations,
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Young
scientists.
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Further studies of
balloon – aircraft observations coordinated with sprite observations:
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Measurements to be
performed by balloons,
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Careful
design of balloons,
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Possibility
of small balloons,
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IR
glow,
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Important
observations.
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