Worshop Sessions
& Tutorials


CADIC, Ushuaia Tierra del Fuego
Oct 2-6, 2023

Sessions

Oct 2, 2023

Session:
Solar Physics, Inner Heliosphere and Cosmic Rays

Invited speaker:

Solar Instruments in the Argentine North-West: Facts, Applications, and Perspectives

Coffee break
10:00-10:30

Coffee break
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Invited speaker:

Recent Advances in Solar Physics in Argentina.

Contributions:

Iglesias, Francisco
CONICET , UM, Argentina
11:00-11:15

The Sunrise UV spectropolarimeter and imager.

Gutierrez, Christian
IAFE , UBA, Argentina
11:15-11:30

Analyzing the Galactic Cosmic Ray flux in the passage of ICMEs and SIRs.

Balmaceda, Laura
George Mason University, NASA GSFC, USA
11:30-11:45

Modeling the Solar Spectral Irradiance from the Solar Magnetic Flux: status and future work.

Sahade, Abril
IATE , UNC, Argentina
11:45-12:00

Influence of the magnetic environment on CME deflections.

Lunch break
12:00-13:30

Lunch break
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Opening session
13:30-14:15

Session:
Geomagnetism and Magnetosphere

Invited speakers:

Exploring the prospects for a vivid collaborative science between the GDC mission and the Ground-Based community

Geomagnetic disturbances at mid- and equatorial latitudes

Contribution:

Eylenstein, Bernardo E
Obs. Geofísico de Trelew, MAGGIA , FCAG , UNLP, Argentina
15:15-15:30

Deployment of a network of Space Weather Observatories in Argentina.

Coffee break
15:30-16:15

Coffee break
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Invited speakers:

Impact of the solar wind on intrinsic and induced planetary magnetospheres

Oct 3, 2023

Session:
Ionosphere and Upper Atmosphere

Invited speaker:

Long-term trends in the ionosphere due to anthropogenic and natural forcings and its relevance to space weather

Contributions:

Bolino, María
MAGGIA , FCAG , UNLP, Argentina
09:00-09:15

Vertical total electron content and geomagnetic variations during X-class solar flares in 2022.

Castaño, Juan Manuel
MAGGIA , FCAG , UNLP, Argentina
09:15-09:30

Study of Ionospheric Disturbances Produced During Interplanetary Magnetic Field Oscillatory Event Using GNSS Observations.

Castillo Rivera, Carlos
Universidad de Santiago de Chile, Chile
09:30-09:45

Traveling ionospheric disturbances in the far field induced by tsunamis.

Milla, Marco A.
Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, Perú
09:45-10:00

Estimation of F-region plasma parameters using perpendicular-to-B spectral measurements with AMISR14 at Jicamarca.

Coffee break
10:00-10:30

Coffee break
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Invited speaker:

Thermospheric dynamics across South-America: a ground-based network perspective.

Contributions:

Palacios Salcedo, Susan L.
Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, Perú
11:00-11:15

Automatic Segmentation and Classification of Range-Time-Intensity maps of Equatorial Spread-F.

Picanço, Giorgio
INPE, Brasil
11:15-11:30

Multi-index analysis of ionospheric disturbances driven by internal and external physical mechanisms during two space weather events.

Urutti, Anabella
MAGGIA , FCAG , UNLP, Argentina
11:30-11:45

Integrated behavior of ionospheric indexes in South America during the Saint Patricks geomagnetic storm.

Cherniak, Iurii
University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland
11:45-12:00

On the problem of GNSS observation coverage for the IGS ROTI maps for the Southern hemisphere.

Lunch break
12:00-13:30

Lunch break
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Contributions:

Pedersen, Todd
U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory, USA
13:30-13:45

Ionospheric Scintillation and Potential Techniques for Its Mitigation

Bristrow, William
Penn State College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, USA
13:45-14:00

SuperDARN In Latin America.

Rowland, Douglas
NASA GSFC, USA
14:00-14:15

NASA’s Geospace Dynamics Constellation—Providing the first Systematic Measurements of Global Magnetospheric Energy Inputs and Ionosphere-Thermosphere Responses.

Zakharenkova, Irina
University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland
14:15-14:30

Challenges to observe ionospheric Storm-Enhanced Density and Tongue-of-Ionization structures in South American sector.

Gende, Mauricio
FCAG , UNLP, Argentina
14:30-14:45

Ionospheric response on geomagnetic storms for near high- and mid-latitudes in South America.

Rodriguez, Guillermo
FCAG, UNLP, Argentina
14:45-15:00

Quiet day curve for riometer: Analysis and comparison of methods.

Coffee break
15:30-16:15

Coffee break
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Session:
Looking to the future

International Cooperation and ESA Space Weather System

Session:
Current Space Weather capabilities in Latinoamerica

Invited speakers:

Instrumentation used in space weather science and operations in Argentina

Observing the space from the Peruvian sector


Oct 4, 2023

Session:
Current Space Weather capabilities in Latinoamerica

Invited speakers:

Space Weather in México

Iterated AI Models for Space Weather.

Current Space Weather capabilities in Latinoamerica

Coffee break
10:00-10:30

Coffee break
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Invited speakers:

MAGGIA contributions to space weather studies.

Network for Solar System and Ionospheric/atmospheric Studies (NeSSI)

Argentine National Meteorological Service and its relationship with Space Weather

Lunch break
12:00-13:30

Lunch break
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Activities and new capabilities of the LAMP space weather center

Session:
Looking to the future

Invited speakers:

Thoughts on Space Weather Research Collaboration and Cooperation

NOAA’s Space Weather Observations to Provide Operational Space Weather Capability

Contributions:

Berger, Tom
University of Colorado Boulder, USA
15:00-15:15

The Space Weather Operational Readiness Development (SWORD) Center
– a focal point for international collaboration in space weather research.

Zheng, Yihua
CCMC Community Coordinated Modeling Center, GSFC , NASA, USA
15:15-15:30

Highlights of Space Weather Tools and Resources at the Community Coordinated Modeling Center.

Dasso, Sergio
IAFE , DCAO , UBA, Argentina
15:30-15:45

Argentine Antarctic Space Weather Observatory: AASWO.

Niemela, Antonio
KU Leuven, Belguim
15:45-16:00

Exploring transport conditions in CME-CME interaction scenarios using PARADISE.

Coffee break
16:00-16:30

Coffee break
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Round table
16:30-18:00


Tutorials                                    

Oct 5, 2023

09:00-10:00

Setting the scene: overview of space weather phenomena, spatial domains, scales and models. Sun, heliosphere, and geospace.

10:00-11:00

Flares and CMEs and space weather consequences.

Coffee break
11:00-11:30

Coffee break
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11:30-12:00

Coronal holes and space weather consequences.

12:00-13:00

Solar Energetic Particles (SEPs) and impacts.

Lunch break
13:00-14:00

Lunch break
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14:00-14:30

Near-Earth particle environment relevant to space weather.

14:30-15:00

Space weather impact on ionosphere/ thermosphere.

15:00-15:30

Space weather impacts on space assets.

Coffee break
15:30-16:00

Coffee break
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16:00-16:30

Space Weather support for NASA Artemis program.

16:30-18:00

Overview of web-based resources for space weather research, analysis, and forecasting

Oct 6, 2023

09:00-12:00

CCMC iSWA (Integrated Space Weather Analysis system - Web-based tool for space weather monitoring, analysis, event studies, and system science)
and DONKI Space Weather Event Database:
Demo and hands-on.

Lunch break
12:00-13:30

Lunch break
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13:30-15:30

Community Coordinated Modeling Center (CCMC) Runs-on-request system:
Demo and hands-on.

Coffee break
15:30-16:00

Coffee break
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16:00-17:30

ISEP Models and Solar Energetic Particle Scoreboard: Demo

Registration period ended!