Program Overview

Below, a list of sessions and TDM's with link in chronological order. This is handy for mobile telephone users.

  Monday 24-Oct Tuesday 25-Oct Wednesday 26-Oct Thursday 27-Oct Friday 28-Oct
  Arrival time Arrival time Arrival time Arrival time
  Plenary
P1
Water
08:45-10:15
Live SWx Forecast
10:15-10:20		 Plenary
P4
Water
08:45-10:15
Live SWx Forecast
10:15-10:20		 Plenary
P3
Water
08:45-10:15
Live SWx Forecast
10:15-10:20		 Plenary
P2
Water
08:45-10:15
Live SWx Forecast
10:15-10:20
  Registration
From 9:00
 
 
 
  Tutorial
Water
10:00
  Refreshments
10:20-10:45		 Posters I & Refreshments
10:20-11:30		 Posters II & Refreshments
10:20-11:30		 Posters II & Refreshments
10:20-11:30
 
  Topical Discussion
Meetings
t2/water- t1/Fire- t13/Earth
10:45-12:00
 
 
  Opening Keynotes
Live SWx Forecast
Water
11:30-12:15		 Topical Discussion
Meetings
t6/Earth- t10/Fire- t11/Air- t12/Water
11:30-12:45		 Topical Discussion
Meetings
t3/Fire- t5/Earth- t8/Water- t14/Air
11:30-12:45

Topical Discussion
Meetings
t4/Air- t9/Fire
11:30-12:45
SW research session
swr1/Water
11:30-12:45
 
  Lunch
12:00-13:30

Observe
the partial solar eclipse!
  Lunch
12:15-13:45
 
  Lunch
12:45-14:15		 Lunch
12:45-14:15		 15 min break
  Closing/Feedback
Water
13:00
 
  Parallel sessions
cd2/Fire- swr4/Earth- swr2/Water
13:30-14:45
  Parallel sessions
cd1/Earth- cd7/Fire- swr2/Water
13:45-15:00
 
  Parallel sessions
cd5/Fire- cd8/Earth- swr4/Water
14:15-15:15		 Parallel sessions
swr1/Water- swr3/Fire- swr4/Earth
14:15-15:30
 
  Posters I & Refreshments
14:45-15:45
  Posters I & Refreshments
15:00-16:00
  Changeover Time
  SWWT
Water
15:30-17:00		 Posters II & Refreshments
15:30-16:30
  Parallel sessions
cd2/Water- cd6/Earth- swr5/Fire
15:45-16:45
  Parallel sessions
cd1/Earth- cd6/Fire- swr2/Water
16:00-17:00
 
  Parallel sessions
cd3/Fire- cd4/Earth- swr1/Water
16:30-17:45
  Changeover Time
  Changeover Time Parallel sessions
cd1/Earth- cd2/Water- swr5/Fire
17:00-18:00		 Fair

Observation Forum

Aurora Exhibition

17:00-20:00
  E-SWAN General Assembly
Water
17:15-18:45
 
  Free time
 
  Public Lecture
Earth
18:15-18:45
 
  Welcome Reception
coffee area
18:45-21:00		  
  Music night
19:00-01:00		 Conference Dinner
Poster hall
20:00-23:00
 
 
 
  Mystery event - Mystery event - Mystery event - Mystery event - Mystery event - Mystery event
from Monday noon to Friday noon


Monday
13:45-15:00 - sessions
cd1/Earth - Artificial intelligence in the service of space weather
cd7/Fire - Space Weather Effects on Aviation
swr2/Water - Interplanetary Coronal Mass Ejections and Solar Energetic Particles

16:00-17:00 - sessions
cd1/Earth - Artificial intelligence in the service of space weather
cd6/Fire - Near Earth Space Radiation and Plasma Environment: Science and Space Weather Applications
swr2/Water - Interplanetary Coronal Mass Ejections and Solar Energetic Particles
Tuesday

08:45-10:15 - plenary
P1/water - Ground-Based Space Weather Monitoring Networks

10:45-12:00 - TDM
T2/water - Open discussion: Building the European Space Weather and Space Climat Association (E-SWAN)
T1/fire - Space Weather impacts to Low-Earth Orbit satellite operations
T13/air - The prototype SafeSpace space weather service

13:30-14:45 - sessions
cd2/Fire - Exploring Multi-Spacecraft Space Weather Monitoring
swr4/Earth - Magnetosphere, Ionosphere and Thermosphere Coupling
swr2/Water - nterplanetary Coronal Mass Ejections and Solar Energetic Particles

15:45-16:45 - sessions
cd2/Water - Exploring Multi-Spacecraft Space Weather Monitoring
cd6/Earth - Near Earth Space Radiation and Plasma Environment: Science and Space Weather Applications
swr5/Fire - Geomagnetic Activity on Earth's Surface and Effects on Ground-Based Technological Systems

17:00-18:00 - sessions
cd1/Earth - Artificial intelligence in the service of space weather
cd2/Water - Ways to improve our space weather forecasting capabilities
swr5/Fire - Geomagnetic Activity on Earth's Surface and Effects on Ground-Based Technological Systems

Wednesday

08:45-10:15 - plenary
P4/water - Space Weather Effects on ground-level systems: Industrial and Other End users

11:30-12:45 - TDM
T6/Earth - Steps to improve user access to space weather observation data
T10/Fire - Probabilistic Data Assimilative Forecast of the Near-Earth Radiation Environment
T11/Air - Space Radiation Monitor Measurements: high-level datasets and availability
T12/water - International Space Weather Action Teams: Community-Driven Effort to Advance Space Weather Capabilities

14:15-15:15 - sessions
cd5/Fire - The ensemble method in SWx forecasting: bridging the gap between expectation and reality
swr4/Water - Magnetosphere, Ionosphere and Thermosphere Coupling
CD8/Earth - Measuring and modelling geoelectric fields for GIC studies

Thursday

08:45-10:15 - plenary
P3/water - Multi-techniques to monitor the Sun and solar wind for space weather

11:30-12:45 - TDM
T5/Earth - Coronal model validation for space-weather applications
T3/Fire - Utilisation of Real-time Solar Wind Data for Forecasting: Challenges and Possible Solutions
T14/Air - Coordination of international space weather activities
T8/water - The SEP Scoreboards — a discussion on improving the scoreboards with input from the community

14:15-15:30 - sessions
swr1/Water - Solar Sources of Space Weather
swr4/Earth - Magnetosphere, Ionosphere and Thermosphere Coupling
swr3/Fire - Radiation Belts Forecast Applications for End-Users: from current achievements and needs to future requirements

16:30-17:45 - sessions
cd3/Fire - Lessons from Space Climate: Extreme solar events
cd4/Earth - Recent advances in VLF observations of the ionosphere during space weather events
swr1/Water - Solar Sources of Space Weather
Friday

08:45-10:15 - plenary
P2/water - Multi-techniques to monitor the Sun and solar wind for space weather

11:30-12:45 - TDM + session
T9/Fire - Future instrument needs for space weather
T4/Air - ESA SWE Service Network and Portal in support of Science Operations of Interplanetary Missions
swr1/Water - Solar Sources of Space Weather