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First Meeting ISSI
Bern,
29 January - 2 February 2007
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the group photo, January 2007 |
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Agenda |
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Monday 29 January 2007
10:00-12:30 (Anna Belehaki, Jean Lilensten)
 | Opening Remarks |
| Overview of the objectives |
| Evaluation of the current status
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12:30 � 14:00 Lunch Break
14:00 � 17:00 ( Mauro Messerotti, Veronique Delouille, Anna
Belehaki)
| Use of solar observations and models (eg. magneto-hydrodynamic
models of flux tubes) for predicting energetic particle events
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| Use of solar observations and models for predicting coronal
mass ejections |
| Modelling and prediction of solar extreme ultraviolet
radiation (EUV) which affects atmospheric density and hence drag
on satellites at low Earth orbit altitudes |
| Effects of solar activity on the ionosphere
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Tuesday 30 January 2007
The radiation environment of the Earth (Rami Vanio, Daniel
Heynderickx, Erwin Fl�ckiger, Laurent Desorgher)
10:00 � 12:30
| Observations of ionizing and neutral radiation on-ground and
in near-Earth space |
| The use of neutron monitor and muon telescope observations in
monitoring and forecasting space weather |
| Empirical and physical models of interplanetary fluxes and
fluences of solar and galactic cosmic rays |
| Interaction of solar and galactic cosmic rays with Earth's
magnetosphere |
12:30 � 14:00 Lunch Break
14:00 � 17:00
| Interaction of solar and galactic cosmic rays with Earth's
atmosphere and ionosphere |
| Empirical and physical models of trapped radiation
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| Plasma waves in the radiation belts
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| Radiation effects on technology and human health
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Wednesday 31 January 2007
Interaction of solar wind disturbances with the Earth (Stefaan
Poedts, Blai Sanahuja, Ermanno Amata)
10:00 - 12:30
| Modelling the propagation of observed coronal mass ejections (CME)
through the interplanetary medium to predict their arrival at
Earth |
| Modelling and predicting the geomagnetic storms and
ionospheric current systems from observations of the solar wind
made by ACE |
12:30 � 14:00 Lunch Break
14:00 � 17:00
| Modelling the electric fields induced in the ground by
geomagnetic storms |
| Database of recorded effects of geomagnetic storms on
technological systems |
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Thursday 1 February 2007
Space Weather Observations and Services (Anna Belehaki, Jean
Lilensten, Ermanno Amata, Iwona Stanislawska, Mauro Messerotti,
Daniel Heynderickx)
10:00 � 12:30
| The state of the art in space weather observational activities
and data management in Europe |
| The state of the art in models and tools for the study,
forecast and prediction of space weather in Europe |
| The requirements of the users � including the European
industry - for space weather products |
12:30 � 14:00 Lunch Break
14:00 � 17:00
| Concept maps relevant to Space Weather
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| Education and outreach Space Weather activities
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| The European Space Weather Portal
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| NOAA tables |
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Friday 2 February 2007
(Anna Belehaki, Jean Lilensten)
10:00 � 11:00 Evaluation of the progress achieved
11:30 � 12:30 Plans for the continuation of the project
12:30 � 14:00 Lunch Break
14:00 � 15:00 Summary and conclusions |
