Sessions - ESA Heliophysics
“Heliophysics in Europe” 2023 Workshop Session SCHEDULES
This page provides information and content related to the first "Heliophysics in Europe" meeting, held from 30 October - 3 November 2023 at ESTEC, Netherlands
A Summary and set of recommendations was drawn up following the meeting.
They can be found here:
Meeting Summary and Recommendations
Discussions during the meeting, and posters, can be found on Zulip
There is also an open area to allow community discussion and suggestions after the meeting
The meeting was split into the following four sessions,
Session 1: ESA Heliophysics activities - presentations are availible here:
Session 2: Building Bridges in Heliophysics: open questions, missing observations, measurements, models, and investigative techniques
Topic 1: Interdisciplinary science targets
Topic 2: Mission Concepts
Topic 3: Multi-Instrument and general Science
Topic 4: Data, analysis methods, instruments
Session 3: Building a European Heliophysics network and community hub
Session 4: Workshop Reporting, Summary, SWOT discussion and next steps
The full week schedule in detail is shown below.
An excel version is availible here, with abstracts included.
Session 2 and 3 schedules, including abstracts
Posters are also availible in Zulip.
Monday 30 October 2023 |
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Session 1 : Conveners: Matt Taylor, Piers Jiggens, Jussi Luntama, Astrid Orr and Anja Strømme |
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14:00 |
Welcome and introduction to meeting , opening comments |
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14:15 |
Matt |
Taylor |
Heliophysics in D/SCI |
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14:40 |
Juha-Pekka |
Luntama |
Heliophysics in D/OPS |
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15:05 |
Piers |
Jiggens |
Heliophysics in D/TEC |
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15:30 |
COFFEE |
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16:00 |
Sebastien |
Vincent-Bonnieu |
Heliophysics in D/HRE |
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16:25 |
Anja |
Stromme |
Heliophysics in D/EOP |
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16:50 |
Matt |
Taylor |
The ESA Heliophyics Working Group - activities , output and outlook |
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17:30 |
Discussion |
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18:00 |
NETWORKING SESSION |
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19:30 |
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END |
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Tuesday 31 October 2023 |
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Session 2: Building Bridges in Heliophysics: open questions, missing observations, measurements, models, and investigative techniques |
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Conveners: Heli Hietala, Manuela Temmer, Sophie Musset, Lisa Baddeley, Caitriona Jackman, Jan Soucek, Ashley Smith, Christina Plainaki, |
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09:00 |
Intro - interdisciplinary science targets |
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09:03 |
1) Anita |
Aikio |
Challenges of the ionosphere-thermosphere research and space weather |
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09:06 |
2) Christopher |
Chen |
Turbulence and fundamental processes as cross-cutting topics: |
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09:09 |
3) Iannis |
Dandouras |
Ion escape processes in the solar system and beyond |
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09:12 |
4) Christian |
Möstl (ONLINE) |
Predicting the geomagnetic effects of solar coronal mass ejections |
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09:15 |
5) Anders |
Tjulin (ONLINE) |
EISCAT_3D and potential areas for collaborations |
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09:18 |
6) Emma |
Woodfield (ONLINE) |
Strange new worlds, comparing wave-particle interactions in the radiation belts |
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09:21 |
a moment of contemplation |
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09:24 |
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09:27 |
7) Fenn |
Leppard |
Modelling Soft X-Ray Emissions from Solar Wind Charge Exchange in |
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09:30 |
8) Evgeny |
Panov |
What Drives Magnetotail Dipolarizations? |
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09:33 |
9) Hardi |
Peter |
An integrated approach for observations and models of the upper |
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09:36 |
10) Veerle |
Sterken (ONLINE) |
Synergies between heliospheric and dust sciences |
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09:39 |
11) Lucile |
Turc |
Upstream mesoscale transients and their impact on planetary |
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09:42 |
12) Daniel |
Verscharen |
Electron-astrophysics — Building bridges from electron measurements in |
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09:45 |
13) Martin |
Volwerk |
On the importance of cruise phase science |
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09:48 |
14) Olivier |
Witasse |
The JUICE mission: Science opportunities during cruise |
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09:51 |
Discussion on interdisciplinary science targets |
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10:30 |
COFFEE |
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11:00 |
Intro - mission concepts part 1 |
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11:03 |
1) David |
Andrews |
Science rationale for ground-based space physics measurements at Mars |
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11:06 |
2) Pontus |
Brandt |
Cross-divisional exploration of the Heliosphere, the Solar System, |
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11:09 |
3) Ravindra |
Desai |
Elfen: A CubeSat to measure heavy ions in the magnetosphere |
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11:12 |
4) Dave |
Andrews |
Mars Space Weather and how to effectively address it: Mars Magnetosphere |
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11:15 |
5) Nils |
Janitzek |
Building upon Solar Orbiter: New solar and heliospheric science from a polar |
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11:18 |
6) Roberta |
Sparvoli (ONLINE) |
The CSES multi-satellite program as a Space-Weather sentinel |
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11:21 |
a moment of contemplation |
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11:24 |
7) Alex |
Chartier |
Remote Sensing Space Plasmas Using Networked Sounding |
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11:27 |
8) Ravindra |
Desai |
ROARS: Revealing Orbital & Atmospheric Responses to Solar activity |
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11:30 |
9) Rico |
Fausch |
Towards real-time measurements of total number density and chemical |
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11:33 |
10) Peter |
Gallagher |
SURROUND: A Constellation of CubeSats to Track Solar Radio Bursts |
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11:36 |
11) Pontus |
Brandt |
Observing the Global Geospace in Mesoscale Resolution |
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11:39 |
12) Laura |
Hayes |
The Solar Particle Acceleration, Radiation and Kinetics (SPARK) mission: |
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11:42 |
13) Rumi |
Nakamura |
ISTPNext and the Heliophysics Great Observatories |
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11:45 |
14) Yuri |
Khotyaintsev |
The Need for Better In-Situ Measurements of Collisionless Shocks |
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11:48 |
Discussion on mission concepts topics 1 |
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13:00 |
Lunch |
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14:00 |
Poster session 1 - interdisciplinary science targets and mission concepts |
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15:30 |
COFFEE |
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16:00 |
Intro - mission concepts part 2 |
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16:03 |
1) Monica |
Laurenza |
HENON: a pioneer mission for advanced Space Weather science |
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16:06 |
2) Maria Federica |
Marcucci |
Unveiling plasma energization and energy transport with multi-scale |
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16:09 |
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16:12 |
4) Jonathan |
Rae |
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16:15 |
5) Krzysztof |
Barczynski (ONLINE) |
Solar and ionospheric physics linkage |
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16:18 |
6) Daniel |
Kastinen |
Very minor ions in the magnetosphere: an interdisciplinary subject involving |
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16:21 |
7) Konstantinos |
Dialynas |
The science of the large scale heliosphere: in-situ ions from the Voyagers |
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16:24 |
a moment of contemplation |
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16:27 |
8) Elias |
Roussos |
Jupiter’s radiation belts as a prime target for heliophysics |
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16:30 |
9) Ondřej |
Santolík |
Measurement of the nonlinear response of electron distribution function to |
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16:33 |
10) Theodoros |
Sarris |
The need for in-situ measurements to resolve outstanding questions on |
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16:36 |
11) Rolf |
Schlichenmaier (ONLINE) The European Solar Telescope (EST) |
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16:39 |
Matthias |
Drusch |
New Earth Observation Mission Ideas |
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16:42 |
Discussion - mission concepts part 2 |
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18:00 |
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Wednesday 1 November 2023 |
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Session 2: Building Bridges in Heliophysics: open questions, missing observations, measurements, models, and investigative techniques |
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Conveners: Heli Hietala, Manuela Temmer, Sophie Musset, Lisa Baddeley, Caitriona Jackman, Jan Soucek, Ashley Smith, Christina Plainaki, |
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09:00 |
Intro - Multi-instruments and general science |
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09:03 |
1) Malcolm |
Dunlop |
Ground-based and additional science support for the SMILE mission |
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09:06 |
2) Lakshmi Pradeep |
Chitta |
Sun's farthest reach: tracing the birth of the solar wind |
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09:09 |
3) Florian |
Koller |
Connecting solar and near-earth upstream conditions to foreshock, |
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09:12 |
4) Ioannis |
Daglis (ONLINE) |
Improving the prediction accuracy of Van Allen belt dynamics |
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09:15 |
5) DR. Bheem Singh |
Jatav (ONLINE) |
Kinetic Alfven Wave to study coronal heating |
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09:18 |
6) Coralie |
Neubüser (ONLINE) |
Observation of VLF transmitter induced electron precipitation with the HEPP-L |
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09:21 |
a moment of contemplation |
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09:24 |
7) Miho |
Janvier |
Coordinating multiple space and ground-based assets with the |
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09:27 |
8) Florian |
Koller |
Connecting Solar Wind Structures with the terrestrial Magnetosheath: |
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09:30 |
9) Octav |
Marghitu |
Energy transport from bursty bulk flows to aurora by Cluster, Swarm, |
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09:33 |
10) Nicolina |
Chrysaphi |
Multi-spacecraft observations of solar radio bursts and the effects of |
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09:36 |
11) Alex |
Pietrow (online) |
On the detection of two X-class solar flares in the Sun-as-a-star with the |
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09:39 |
12) Audrey |
Schillings |
Space weather on Earth: how could we better preserve our technologies |
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09:42 |
13) Gherardo |
Valori |
Observing the Sun from multiple viewpoints: Synergies between Vigil/PMI, |
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09:45 |
Discussion on Multi-instruments and general science |
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10:30 |
COFFEE |
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11:00 |
Intro - Data, analysis methods, instruments- part 1 |
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11:03 |
1) Matthieu |
Berthomier |
Electron and ion scale plasma measurements on small satellites: the Plasma |
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11:06 |
2) Alex |
Chartier |
FAIR Access to Heliophysics Data: SuperDARN Case Study |
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11:09 |
3) Vlad |
Constantinescu |
Space weather monitoring by Swarm field-aligned current data and possible |
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11:12 |
4) Maxime |
Grandin |
Auroral Research Coordination: Towards Internationalised Citizen Science |
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11:15 |
5) Manuela |
Temmer |
SODA – a tool to predict storm induced satellite orbit decays |
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11:18 |
6) Christina |
Plainaki |
Building ASPIS to further foster interdisciplinarity in Space Weather research |
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11:21 |
7) André |
Galli (ONLINE) The Radiation Monitor onboard JUICE: Science opportunities during cruise |
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11:24 |
8) Johannes |
Hulsman (ONLINE) |
Development of a High Rate and High Energy Penetrating particle Analyzer |
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11:27 |
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a moment of contemplation or interpretive dance |
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11:30 |
9) Dario |
Del Moro |
The CAESAR project: Comprehensive spAce wEather Studies for the ASPIS |
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11:33 |
10) Eelco |
Doornbos |
A timeline viewer tool for monitoring space weather |
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11:36 |
11) Alexandra |
Fogg |
Bi- and Multi-variate Extreme Value Theory for Heliophysics | ||
11:39 |
12) Laura |
Hayes |
The SunPy Project: An interoperable ecosystem for solar data analysis |
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11:42 |
13) Alessandro |
Ippolito |
Characterization of mid latitude ionosphere by means of ground and |
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11:45 |
14) Alexis |
Jeandet |
Simplified Access to Plasma Physics Data: Speasy's Integration, Features |
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11:48 |
Discussion - Data, analysis methods, instruments- part 1 |
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13:00 |
LUNCH |
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14:00 |
POSTER SESSION 2 - Multi-instruments and general science, + data , analysis methods and instruments |
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15:30 |
COFFEE |
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16:00 |
Intro - Data, analysis methods, instruments- part 2 |
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16:03 |
1) Karl |
Laundal |
Beyond 2D Models: A Dynamic Approach to Unraveling Space-Atmosphere |
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16:06 |
2) Simon |
Mackovjak |
Data -> Information |
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16:09 |
3) Shane |
Maloney |
SolarMonitor2 |
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16:12 |
4) Helen |
Middleton |
Accessing Heliophysics data in simple Python for studies across missions |
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16:15 |
5) Michiko |
Morooka (ONLINE) |
Heliophysics science possibilities by the JUICE/RPWS during the cruise phase |
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16:18 |
6) Matthew |
Lang (ONLINE) |
Using solar wind data assimilation to improve CME forecasts |
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16:21 |
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16:24 |
a moment of contemplation and/or interpretive dance |
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16:27 |
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16:30 |
9) Michele |
Piana |
About operational issues in machine learning, deep learning, and physics-driven |
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16:33 |
10) Georgios |
Balasis |
Complex Systems Methods Characterizing Nonlinear Processes in the |
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16:36 |
11) Frederic |
Schuller |
Solar energetic particle events: new constraints from joint observations |
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16:39 |
12) Ashley |
Smith |
Disseminating Swarm data, models, and tools with VirES and SwarmPAL |
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16:42 |
13) Christine |
Verbeke |
ESA’s Virtual Space Weather Modelling Centre: running web-based |
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16:45 |
14) Paul |
Wright |
ARCAFF: Active Region Classification and Flare Forecasting |
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16:48 |
Discussion - Data, analysis methods, instruments- part 2 |
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18:00 |
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Thursday 2 November 2023 |
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Session 3: Building a European Heliophysics network and community hub |
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Conveners: Charlotte Goetz, Lina Hadid, Yuri Shprits, Elisabetta Iorfida, Rob Wicks, Emma Woodfield, Noora Partamies, Liisa Juusola, |
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09:00 |
Welcome |
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09:10 |
Manuela |
Temmer |
Exploring synergies in Graz - the space capital city of Austria |
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09:30 |
Yoshifumi |
Futaana |
Lunar Plasma Interdisciplinary Network (LuPIN) |
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09:50 |
Thomas |
Ulich (ONLINE) |
Nordic Observatory Collaboration |
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10:30 |
COFFEE |
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11:00 |
Chris |
Nelson |
Coordinated solar observations - space and ground |
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11:20 |
Masatoshi (Yama) |
Yamauchi |
Earth mission planning: Need for a community covering both the satellite |
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11:40 |
Arnaud |
Masson |
Bringing the ESA D/SCI heliophysics archives within the global heliophysics |
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12:00 |
Discussion |
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13:00 |
LUNCH |
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14:00 |
Jonathan |
Rae |
how does ESA interface with the community? a committee members |
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14:20 |
Luca |
Spogli |
Sustaining the European Space Weather and Space Climate community |
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14:40 |
Yuri |
Shprits |
Future of the European Heliophysics Community |
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15:30 |
COFFEE |
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16:00 |
Discussion |
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17:30 |
Wrap up and action items |
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18:00 |
NETWORKING SESSION |
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19:30 |
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Friday 3 November 2023 |
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Session 4: Workshop Reporting, Summary, SWOT discussion and next steps |
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Conveners Lucile Turc, Minna Palmroth, Heli Hietila + Session 1- 3 conveners |
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09:00 |
Minna |
Palmroth |
An introductions to Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats |
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09:10 |
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Small Group discussion - participants in person and online will be broken into |
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09:50 |
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General discussion - representatives from each group will summarise main points to the larger group |
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10:30 |
COFFEE |
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11:00 |
Meeting Reporting and Discussion |
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Representatives of each session and sub- topic will provide a brief summary (5 minutes) of their sessions. Followed |
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12:55 |
Close of meeting |
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13:00 |
LUNCH |