Programme
Workshop Page
ISWI Website
Note: The views expressed in the presentations and papers below are those of the authors and do not reflect the policies or views of the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs. The presentations and papers are provided solely for informational purposes.
Session 1: Sun, Solar Wind and Extreme Solar Eruptions |
Extreme solar eruptions and their space weather Consequences, Nat GOPALSWAMY, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Goddard Space Flight Center, United States |
Helioseismology of the Interior Drivers of Solar Magnetism and Variability, S. P. RAJAGURU, Indian Institute of Astrophysics, India |
The Solar Wind from the Sun to the Earth: A Multi-Scale Plasma, Daniel VERSCHAREN, Mullard Space Science Laboratory, United Kingdom |
High Precision Pulsar Timing as a Probe of Solar Wind and Energetic Phenomena, B.C. JOSHI, NCRA-TIFR, India |
Session 2: Space Weather - Sources, Consequences, Observations and Modeling |
Fundamental Physics of Space Weather: From the Sun to the Heliosphere, D. NANDI, Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, India |
F10.7: Sources of the canonical solar EUV proxy, S. SCHONFELD, Boston College, United States |
The Effects of Extreme Space Weather on Society, Patricia DOHERTY, Boston College, United States |
The NeQuick Ionospheric Electron Density Model and Space Weather, Bruno NAVA, International Centre for Theoretical Physics, Italy |
Session 3: Space Weather Impacts on Magnetosphere - Thermosphere - Ionosphere System |
Penetration Electric Fields: Meaning, Nature, Importance and Complexities, D. CHAKRABARTY, Physical Research Laboratory, India |
Ionospheric Studies using Radars - Indian Perspective, A. K. PATRA, National Atmospheric Research Laboratory, India |
The Earth's Inner Magnetosphere and Space Weather, SHIOKAWA Kazuo, Nagoya University, Japan |
Recent Developments for Solar Exploration, Sankar SUBRAMANIAN, Indian Space Research Organization, India |
Session 4: Space Weather Instrumentation, Data, Outreach and Education |
Solar Source Regions of Space Weather Events, B. JOSHI, USO, India |
International Committee on Global Navigation Satellite Systems: Space Weather and GNSS, Sharafat GADIMOVA, United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs, Austria |
Impact of Extreme Space Weather Events, Geeta VICHARE, IIG, India |
Extreme Space Weather During Quiet Solar Conditions: Dynamics of the Low-Latitude Ionosphere, Keith GROVES, Boston College, United States |
Space Weather Outreach at the Community Coordinated Modeling Centre (CCMC), M. Leila MAYS, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Goddard Space Flight Center, United States |