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Session 1: Solar eruptions - their sources at the Sun and impact on geospace (magnetosphere, ionosphere, atmosphere, ground) |
CME Observations - from Sun to impact on Geospace, Manuela TEMMER, Austria |
Coronal Mass Ejections observations, flux ropes and space weather, Volker BOTHMER, Germany |
Numerical Modeling of Coronal Mass Ejections, Tibor TÖRÖK, United States of America |
On the Non-force-free Magnetic Field and Solar Eruptions, Xiaoshuai ZHU, China |
Space Weather Impact on Polar Atmospheric Ozone and Climate, Pekka T VERRONEN, Finland |
Models of quasi-discontinuous solar wind streams, Lukas WESTRICH, Germany |
Ensemble Simulations of Coronal Mass Ejections in Interplanetary Space with Elliptical Cone Models, Johan MUHAMAD, Indonesia |
Session 2: Flares and their impact on ionosphere/atmosphere, flare-Coronal Mass Ejections (CME) relationship |
Magnetic field parameters determining the association of solar flares and CMEs, Ting LI, China |
Flare Production Potential of Sunspot Based on Their Modified Zurich and Magnetic Classification, Ali KILCIK, Türkiye |
Session 3: Space Weather Extreme Events |
Extreme Space Weather Events, Natalia BUZULUKOVA, United States of America |
Effect of geomagnetic storm on ionosphere over Nepal, Drabindra PANDIT, Nepal |
Session 4: Tools and methods for space weather education and outreach |
Models and tools at the CCMC for research, education and outreach, Maria KUZNETSOVA, United States of America |
First results from the first low-cost SDR-based Ionosonde in African equatorial region, Babatunde RABIU, Nigeria |
Session 5: Coronal holes and high-speed streams that lead to stream interaction regions |
A Benchmark Community data Set for the Evaluation of Solar Coronal Hole Boundaries, Karin MUGLACH, United States of America |
Geoeffective interplanetary conditions near Earth due to stream interaction regions, Sergio DASSO, Argentina |
Tracking a Near Ecliptic Merged Interaction Region, Claire FOULLON, United Kingdom |
Session 6: Solar energetic particles and the associated phenomena such a as coronal/interplanetary radio bursts |
Solar energetic particles and coronal interplanetary radio bursts, Natchimuthukonar GOPALSWAMY, United States of America |
Evolution of the magnetic connectivity during solar flares as seen from type III radio bursts, Malte BRÖSE, Germany |
An Assessment of Solar Cycle 25 progress through observation of SRBs and associated Geomagnetic Storms, Jean UWAMAHORO, Rwanda |
The Correlation Between Fluctuations in the Fluxes of Energetic Protons and Cosmic Rays During Forbush Decrease Events, Mihailo SAVIĆ, Serbia |
Session 7: Spacecraft anomaly, impact on GNSS, ionospheric irregularities |
Spacecraft Anomaly, Impact on GNSS, Ionospheric Irregularities, Anthea COSTER, United States of America |
Characteristics of ionospheric irregularities during geomagnetic storms using long term worldwide GNSS data, SORI Takuya, Japan |
Multi Index Analysis of Ionospheric Disturbances Driven by Internal and External Physical Mechanisms During Space Weather Events, Giorgio Arlan da SILVA PICANÇO, Brazil |
Response of the equatorial ionosphere electron density during moderate geomagnetic storms over Accra, Ghana using the Low Cost Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) Receiver measurements, Solomon Otoo LOMOTEY, Ghana |
A Glance on the Monitoring Network for Evil Waveform and Ionospheric Characterization H037-MoNEWIC, David WENZEL, Germany |
A study on the low-latitude ionospheric scintillation using datasets from GPS SCINDA receivers and ionosonde instruments in Kenya, Mary DUSABE, Kenya |
Climate Governance State of Art: A Snapshot on Current Discussions on Solar Radiation Management, Yvette RAMOS, France |
Session 8: Geomagnetic storms and radiation belt variability due to CMEs and SIRs |
Geomagnetic storms and radiation belt variability due to CMEs and SIRs, Drew TURNER, United States of America |
Prediction of Adverse effects of Geomagnetic storms and Energetic Radiation - PAGER, Yuri SHPRITS, Germany |
Drivers of Intense Geomagnetic field Variations, Chigomezyo NGWIRA, United States of America |
Variations in the ionospheric parameters over midlatitude Europe region during September 6 - 10, 2017 geomagnetic storm caused by coronal mass ejections, Kateryna AKSONOVA, Czech Republic |
Session 9: Space weather prediction using various techniques including Machine Learning |
Space weather prediction using various techniques including machine learning, Dario DEL MORO, Italy |
AI large model for solar activity forecasting, Long XU, China |
Prediction of the Geomagnetic K Index at Hermanus based on its previous value, Mmatjie Sarah MALATJI, South Africa |
A Precursor to Solar Prominence Eruptions - Detection and Analysis of EUV Prominence Oscillations, William BECKWITH-CHANDLER, United Kingdom |
Predicting daily foF2 over Pakistan using machine learning, Muhammad Ayyaz AMEEN, Pakistan |
Session 10: Space weather instrumentation (ISWI instruments and other instruments) |
Aditya Solar wind Particle Experiment on-board India's Aditya-L1 mission, Dibyendu CHAKRABARTY, India |
Realistic Ionospherewith concepts for AI-driven ionosphere forecast, Ivan GALKIN, United States of America |
Solar Eruptive Events as Observed by Radio Imaging-Spectroscopic Facilities, Yihua YAN, China |
The Evolution of Interplanetary Coronal Mass Ejections in the Heliosphere, Yutian CHI, China |
Ionospheric HF Doppler indication of GNSS positioning accuracy degradations, Jaroslav URBAR, Czech Republic |
Developments in ground-based space weather monitoring: CALLISTO and GIFDS approaching event analysis, Daniela BANYŚ, Germany |
Session 11: Operational Space Weather |
Space Weather radiation impacts on aviation, Rendani NNDANGANENI, South Africa |
Space Weather Within ESA's Space Safety Programme, Alexi GLOVER, France |
Operational Space Weather in Norway, Wojciech Jacek MILOCH, Norway |
Forecasting and Analysis of Solar Energetic Particle Radiation Storms, Olga E. MALANDRAKI, Greece |
Progress of MUSER and Chinese IPS telescope for space weather, Wei WANG, China |
Recent Japanese Activities for Operational Services Space Weather Services, TSUGAWA Takuya, Japan |
Sun-Earth Connections: Impacts of Space Weather events at Low Latitudes, Christine AMORY, France |
Space Weather Research & Technology Applications - SPARTA - Center of Excellence, Kathleen KRAEMER, on behalf of Keith GROVES, United States of America |
National Space Weather Strategy - New journey as national space agency - KASA, Kichang YOON, Republic of Korea |
Poster Session |
Solar eruptions - their sources at the Sun and impact on geospace (magnetosphere, ionosphere, atmosphere, ground) |
A study of solar flare effects on the geomagnetic field components during solar cycles 23 and 24, Oswald Didier Franck GRODJI, Côte d'Ivoire |
Spacecraft anomaly, impact on GNSS, ionospheric irregularities |
Phase gradient screen approach for the modeling of ionospheric scintillation, Dmytro VASYLYEV, Germany |
Characteristics on large-scale wave structure in Southeast Asia, Yu Yi LIOW, Malaysia |
Different plasma bubble dynamics over the EIA: a comparative study of geomagnetic storm responses in two distinct regions of South America, Gilda GONZÁLEZ, United States of America |
Space weather instrumentation (ISWI instruments and other instruments) |
Application of the Relativistic Electron Alert System (REleASE) to instruments on board of STEREO-A, Henrik DRÖGE, Germany |
The eSWua upper atmosphere observing infrastructure: a comprehensive facility for space weather monitoring, Massimo VIOLA, Italy |
Equatorial plasma bubble detection and analysis using 2-D ROTI map and VHF radar images during the upcoming solar maximum, Pornchai SUPNITHI, Thailand |
Low-Cost GNSS receiver system for space weather data, Sharafat GADIMOVA, Office for Outer Space Affairs |
Spacecraft anomaly, impact on GNSS, ionospheric irregularities |
Examining the mid-latitude ionospheric trough with high-resolution IGS ionospheric maps, Kateryna LUBYK, Germany |
Ionospheric scintillation observations: A multi-sensor approach over low-latitude equatorial region, Shradha MOHANTY, Germany |
Characterization of travelling ionospheric disturbances in relation to the occurrence of equatorial plasma bubble, Arthur Amaral FERREIRA, Germany |
Intense Spread-F event at a low latitude station and its possible relationship with a geomagnetic storm and substorms, Graciela MOLINA, Argentina |
Tools and methods for space weather education and outreach |
AISstorm 2.1 - Atmospheric Ionization during substorms model, Jan Maik WISSING, Germany |
Long-term analysis of inter-hemispheric field-aligned currents and seasonal and disturbance time variations in dawn, noon, and dusk sectors utilizing equatorial magnetic fields at Davao Station, Philippines, Manjula RANASINGHE, Sri Lanka |
Ground level muon detectors response to extreme space weather events during solar Cycle 25, Nikola VESELINOVIC, Serbia |
Global network of cosmic ray muon detectors for monitoring space and terrestrial weather - gLOWCOST, Nikola VESELINOVIC, Serbia |
Transient variation of Doppler frequency shift of ionospheric signal within the equatorial region, Aderonke AKERELE, Nigeria |
Ionosphere monitoring and prediction center (impc), Martin KRIEGEL, Germany |