First European Space
Weather Week

29th November - 3rd December 2004, ESA-ESTEC, Noordwijk, The Netherlands

Online Proceedings

This page will contain copies of the presentation material from invited review talks given during the above meeting. Poster presentations and invited written contributions will be published elsewhere.

For more information, please contact A. Glover or J. Lilensten.

• Radiation Effects on Spacecraft and Aircraft - The Influence of Space Weather, C. S. Dyer
• Radiation belt dynamics: Physical processes, R. B. Horne
• Radiation belt modelling: today, tomorrow, next decade, I. Daglis
• Solar and Cosmic Ray Energetic Particle Models: Space Weather Aspects, S. B. Gabriel
• Monitoring capabilities of the Earth charged particle environment, J.-A. Sauvaud, S. Bourdarie, R. Ecoffet
• Space Systems and Space Weather: How to formulate future Service Needs, B. Huet

StoA 2: Ionosphere / Positioning and Telecommunication
Convenors: Lj Cander & N. Jakowski

• Ionospheric electron density models for Space Weather situations, R. Leitinger
• Mitigation of Ionospheric Effects on Radio System Operation, P S Cannon, M J Angling and N C Rogers
• Global Navigation Satellite Systems: new Opportunities for Scientific Advances in Space Weather, M. Hernandez-Pajares, J. Miguel Juan, J. Sanz
• Ionospheric Effects on Satellite Navigation Systems; B. Arbesser-Rastburg
• Ground based techniques and networks for monitoring the Earth's ionosphere: Latest developments in Europe, A. Belehaki

StoA 3: Magnetic Environment / GIC's and other Ground Effects
Convenors: A. Thomson & K. Kauristie

• Space Weather Effects Observed on the Ground, J. Watermann
• Monitoring the Ground Effects of Space Weather, E. Clarke
• Magnetic Environment: Science of GIC, A. Viljanen, R. Pirjola and A. Pulkkinen
• Modelling Geomagnetic Effects on Grounded Systems, D. H. Boteler, L. Trichtchenko and R. Pirjola
• Forecasting, Modelling and Monitoring GICs and other Ground Effects: Henrik Lundstedt

StoA 4: Atmospheres / Drag, Global Change
Convenors: E. Friis-Christensen & T. Ulich

• Space-weather effects on lower atmosphere, K. Labitzke
• Dynamical coupling between the solar-terrestrial environment and the Earth's lower atmosphere, N. Arnold
• Science of space weather and Earth's atmosphere: H. Svensmark
• Monitoring space-weather effects on Earth's atmosphere: E. Turunen
• Future needs: A. Rodger

Session StoA 5: Solar weather / Solar Activity Forecast and Predictions
Convenors : M. Messerotti & H. Lundstedt

• Space Weatp Roots of Solar Activity, M. J. Thompson
• her Effects, P. Brekke
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• Modelling and Predicting Solar Activity for Space Weather, T. Dudok de Wit
• Monitoring Capabilities for Solar Weather Nowcast and Forecast, J.-F. Hochedez et al.
• What's next in Solar Weather Monitoring, Modelling and Forecasting?, M. Messerotti & H. Lundstedt

Gen 1: Agencies Activities
Convenors : F. Lefeuvre & C. De Matos

• What perimeter for a European Space Weather programme?, F. Lefeuvre
• International Living with a Star - European and ESA Contributions, H. Opgenoorth, R. Marsden
• ESA General Studies Perspectives, C. de Matos, A. Hilgers, A. Glover, E. Daly, F. Ongaro
• The progressive development of a European Space Programme - Special emphasis on Research activities, P. Counet
• International Space Environment Service: Forecasting Space Weather around the World, D. Boteler et al.
• IPY, eGY, IHY: perspectives for solar terrestrial physics?, M. Candidi

Gen 2: Outreach to Communities, Emerging Markets and Education
Convenors : F. Jansen & N. Crosby

• Introduction, F. Jansen & N. Crosby
• Customers, Education, and Outreach at Space Environment Center: B. Poppe
• Cost Benefit Analysis of European Space Weather Services: Project Overview, T. Woodward
• The SOHO mission - Promoting Space Weather to the Public: P. Brekke

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