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Alpbach Summer School 2002on Space Weather: Physics, Impacts and PredictionsAlpbach summer schools are held annually and provide in-depth teaching on aspects of space science and technology. Each year the school focusses on a particular subject and the 2002 event was related to space weather. It was the 26th of this long-running series. The summer schools are organised by the Austrian Space Agency (ASA) together with the Austrian Federal Ministry of Transport, Innovation and Technology, the European Space Agency (ESA) and the national space authorities of its member states. The Summer School is supported by the International Association for the promotion of co-operation with scientists from the New Independent States of the former Soviet Union. ESA's Space Weather Web Site is hosting the presentations given by the summer school lecturers. For more details on the Alpbach summer schools, refer to the ASA Alpbach web site. ASA Report on the Summer School and links to
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Welcome: Opening
Statement: Opening Address: Key-Note
Lecture: Introduction to Space Weather Solar Origins of Space
Weather Plasma Entry into the
Magnetosphere Response
of the Magnetosphere The Sun: Benefits and
Dangers, Impacts on Human Space Weather Impact on
Climate STORMS – A mission
proposal to study the stormy weather in the inner magnetosphere Workshop Preparation The Magnetic Sun The Shining
Sun: Understanding the Solar Irradiance Variabilities Remote Sensing of the Sun Magnetometry Measurement of Charged
Particles The Earth’s Plasma Environment Methods
for Space Weather Forecasting The
Polar Atmosphere, Structure and Dynamics Geomagnetic Forcing of the Upper Atmosphere Global Monitoring
of the Terrestrial Ring Current Impacts on
Technology Effects
on Satellite Communications and Navigation Geomagnetic Effects on Ground-Based Systems Living
with a Star Operational
Aspects of Current and Future European Space Weather-Related Missions Radio
Imaging of the Sun and Space Weather Space Climatology Presentation of Mission StudiesGLOTEC (Global real-time TEC) Team Executive
Summary STOP (Space Tourist On-board Protection) Team Executive Summary Evening PresentationThe
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