| Space Weather Operations and Education |
| Author in Attendance: Monday |
1. The ESA Space Weather Applications Pilot Project
A. Glover (1,2), A. Hilgers(1), E. Daly(1)
2. SWEET – A Space Weather Proposal for EU’s 6th Framework Programme
Hanna Lappalainen, Risto Pirjola, Kirsti Kauristie, Alexi Glover, and Alain
Hilgers
3. Regional Space Weather Service
Iwona Stanislawska and Zbigniew Klos
4. Space Weather Operational Airline Risks Service (SOARS)
Bryn Jones, Bob Bentley and Roger Iles
5. Quantifying the Value of the Socio-Economic Effects of Space Weather
R. A. Williamson, H. R. Hertzfeld and M. A. LePage
6. Federal Interagency Coordination: The National Space Weather Program--An
Example of Success
Samuel P. Williamson
7. Measuring the Performance of Space Weather Models
K.A. Keller, M. Hesse, L. Rastaetter, M.M. Kuznetsova and T. Moretto
8. A Software Engineering Process for Operational Space Weather Systems
S. Dave Bouwer and W. Kent Tobiska
9. Satellite Drag Simulations for the Undergraduate Curriculum
Delores Knipp and Evelyn Patterson
10. Introducing Space Weather to the Standard Physics Curriculum
Isidoros Doxas
| Ionosphere and Thermosphere |
| Author in Attendance: Monday |
11. UV-Derived Atmospheric Density and Application to Orbit Determination
A.C. Nicholas, S.E. Thonnard, J.M. Picone, S.L. Coffey, L.M. Healy, S.H. Knowles,
K.A. Akins and S.M. McCoy
12. Recent Advances and the Future of Neutral Atmospheric Forecasting
C.F. Minter, T.J. Fuller-Rowell and M.V. Codrescu
13. GAIM Validation and Steps Toward a Storm-time VTEC Empirical Model
E.A.Araujo-Pradere, T.J. Fuller-Rowell and Paul S. Spencer
14. Initial Validation of 3-D Ionospheric Plasma Densities In GAIM
Ludger Scherliess, Robert W. Schunk, Jan J. Sojka and Donald C. Thompson
15. Data Assimilation for Ionospheric Imaging: Achieving Geodetic Accuracy
Requirements
Paul S. Spencer and Douglas S. Robertson
16. GPS-based Global Real-time TEC Monitoring
Suszcynsky, D. M., M. B. Pongratz, T. J. Fitzgerald and A. R. Jacobson
17. IDA3D Global Electron Density Maps of the Bastille Day Storm
T.W. Garner, G.S. Bust and T.L. Gaussiran II
18. An Ionosonde for Space Weather Needs in the 21st Century
J. W. Wright, R. N. Grubb, N. A. Zabotin, M. T. Rietveld, F. T. Berkey and
R.C. Livingston
19. Management of Communication Networks with the Aid of Space Weather Information
John M. Goodman
20. Communications / Navigation Outage Forecasting System
F. J. Rich, O. de la Beaujardiere and L. Jeong
21. PROV_SCINT - A Real-time Scintillation Forecasting Test Product
Vince Eccles, Jan Sojka and Dave Anderson
22. Use of Electrojet Strength for the Prediction of Equatorial and Low latitude
Scintillation Activity
R. S. Dabas, S. C. Garg and K.G. M. Pillai
23. Evaluation of Statistical Convection Patterns For Real-Time Ionospheric
Specifications and Forecasts
Hamed A. Bekerat, Robert W. Schunk and Ludger Scherliess
24. On the Relationship Between Neutral Density and the Polar Cap Index
F.K. Chun, M.G. McHarg, D.J. Knipp, and F. Marcos
25. Ionospheric Joule Heating response to IMF and Solar Wind Dynamic Pressure
Variations
M.G. McHarg, F.K. Chun and D.J. Knipp
26. AF-GEO Space as a Tool for Space Weather Education and Training
L. Habash Krause and D. J. Knipp
27. Thermospheric/Ionospheric Measurements with the FalconSAT-3
H. Dogo, T. Warren, R. G. Whiting, L. Habash Krause, F. K. Chun and F. A. Herrero
28. AF-GEOSpace Version 2.0: Software for the Space Environment
Robert V. Hilmer
| Magnetosphere |
| Author in Attendance: Tuesday |
29. Connections within Geospace, Living With a Star Response
L Zanetti, N Fox, B. Mauk, D Mitchell, P Brandt, B Anderson and H Korth
30. The Center for Integrated Space Weather Modeling Empirical Model Chain
R.S. Weigel, D.N.Baker, D. Vassiliadis, A.J. Klimas, E.J. Rigler, N. Arge and
R.L. McPherron
31. Fully Coupled Michigan MHD-Rice Convection Model for a Northward Turning
D.L. De Zeeuw, S. Sazykin, R.A. Wolf, T.I. Gombosi and K.G. Powell
32. Modeling a Space Weather Event From the Sun to the Earth: Magnetospheric
Results
A. Ridley, D. De Zeeuw, T. Gombosi, K. Hansen,W. Manchester, I. Sokolov and
G. Tóth
33. Can the Ring Current be the Dominant Cause of the Dst Index?
M. W. Liemohn, J. W. Kozyra and A. J. Ridley
34. Estimation of the Dst Index Based on the AL Index
Byung-Ho Ahn and Ga-Hee Moon
35. Sudden Commencement Geomagnetic Storms: Climatological Forecasting based
on Solar Rotation
Gary Parker
36. Environmental Data from the GPS Constellation / Relativistic Electron Dynamics
in the Outer Radiation Belt
R. H. W. Friedel, T. E. Cayton, C. E. Ingraham and G. E Reeves
37. Structure and Dynamics of the Outer Radiation Belt: Implications for Electron
Storm Forecasting
D. Vassiliadis, D. N. Baker, R.S. Weigel, A.J. Klimas, E.J. Rigler, S. G. Kanekal
and R. Friedel
38. Satellite Anomaly Assessments: Operations, History, Databasing, and Current
Product Development
S. Quigley
39. Using Branch Prediction and Speculative Execution to Forecast Space Weather
I. Doxas and W. Horton
40. Global and Multi-scale dynamics of the Magnetosphere and its Implications
on Space Weather Forecasting
Surja Sharma, Sasha Ukhorskiy and Misha Sitnov
41. Space Weather 2002 and Geomagnetic Activity in North America
L. Trichtchenko
42. A Survey of Auroral Power Deposition Using the UVI-OST Auroral Image Database
Glynn A. Germany and Chih-Cheng Hung
43. Studies of Geomagnetically Induced Currents in Power Systems and Pipelines
at the Finnish Meteorological Institute
Antti Pulkkinen, Risto Pirjola and Ari Viljanen
44. Real-time Prediction of High-latitude Ionospheric Electrodynamics
Daniel R. Weimer
45. Cross-correlations of Joule heat parameters from the Dynamics Explorer-2
Satellite
Barbara Emery and Arthur Richmond
46. The Analysis of the Association Between Geomagnetic Activity and NAO Phases
Josef Bochnicek
and Pavel Hejda
| Solar and Interplanetary |
| Author in Attendance: Wednesday |
47. The Effect of the 11-Year Solar Cycle in the Stratosphere and in the Tropical
Troposphere in July-August
Harry van Loon
48. Operational Solar Forecasting: The Second Generation
W.K. Tobiska, K. Schatten, W. Pryor, E. Quemerais and D. Bouwer
49. Synoptic Images of the Far Side of the Sun
D.C. Braun and C. Lindsey
50. Photospheric Magnetic Field Properties of Flaring vs. Flare-Quiet Active
Regions II: A Magnetic Charge Topology Model and Statistical Results
Graham Barnes, K. D. Leka and D. W. Longcope
51. Photospheric Magnetic Field Properties of Flaring vs. Flare-Quiet Active
Regions I: Data, General Approach, and Statistical Results
K. D. Leka and Graham Barnes
52. Magnetic Field in a Flux Rope with not Constant Alpha
E. Romashets and M. Vandas
53. Post-Flare Arcade Structure: ‘Cool’ Loops and ‘Hot’
Fans
Steven M. Hill
54. Solar Active Region Display System
M. J. Golightly (NASA JSC), V Raben (Raben Systems), Mark Weyland (Lockheed
Martin) and
A.S. Johnson (Lockheed Martin)
55. IPS Radio and Space Services Culgoora Observatory Upgrade
Garth Patterson
56. Improved Solar Observing Optical Network (ISOON)
P.H. Wiborg, J.B. Mozer, N.E. Dalrymple, D.F. Neidig, T. Henry, R. Dunn and
C. Gullixson
57. Integrated Soft X-Ray Intensity of Solar Flares and SEP Productivity
Maki Akioka and Yuki Kubo
58. Variations of Cutoff Latitude during Selected Solar Energetic Proton Events
M. J. Birch, B. J. I. Bromage, J. K. Hargreaves and A. Senior
59. Cosmic Rays and Space Weather
Lev I. Dorman
60. Forecast of Solar Flare Particle Events Using Cosmic-Ray Neutron Monitor
and Satellite On-line Data: Principles of the Algorithm and its Verification
L. I. Dorman, N. Iucci, M. Murat, M.Parisi, L.A. Pustil’nik, A. Sternlieb,
G. Villoresi and
I.G. Zukerman
61. Preflare Activity and Filement Eruption Associated With an X1.8 Flare
Y.-J. Moon, J. Chae, G. S. Choe, H. Wang and Y.D. Park
62. An Investigation of Solar Maximum Metric Type II Radio Bursts: Do Two Kinds
of Coronal Shock Sources Exist?
A. Shanmugaraju, Y. -J. Moon, M. Dryer and S. Umapathy
63. A Statistical Comparison of Shock and CME Arrival Models for Sun-to-Earth
Transit
K.-S. Cho, Y.-J. Moon, M. Dryer, C.D. Fry, Y.-D. Park and K.-S. Kim
64. A Real-Time Solar Wind Forecast System and “Fearless Forecast”
Skill
C.D. Fry (1), M. Dryer (2,3), W. Sun (2), C.S. Deehr (2), E. Hoch (2), T.R.
Detman (3),
Z. Smith (3), S.-I. Akasofu (4), C.-C. Wu (5,6) and D. Berdichevsky
(6,7)
65. A Real-Time Hybrid Heliospheric Modeling System
T.R. Detman, C.N. Arge, V. Pizzo, Z. Smith, C. Fry and M. Dryer
66. Comparison of Space Weather Models used in the Operational Environment
to Predict Interplanetary Shock arrivals at Earth, based on Solar Data
Z. Smith and W. Murtagh
67. Skill in Real-time Solar Wind Shock Forecasting
Joel B. Mozer and William M. Briggs
68. A Three-Dimensional Synthetic Model of Solar Wind Incorporating Solar Magnetogram
Observations
I.I. Roussev, T.I. Gombosi, I.V. Sokolov, M. Velli, W. Manchester IV, D.L. DeZeeuw,
P. Liewer,
G. Toth, and J. Luhmann
69. Modeling a Space Weather Event from the Sun to Earth: CME Generation and
Interplanetary Propagation
W. Manchester, D. De Zeeuw, T. Gombosi, K. Hansen, A. Ridley, I. Roussev, I.
Sokolov and G. Toth
70. Solar and Heliospheric Activities of CISM
The Solar and Heliospheric CISM Subgroup
71. CME Evolution in the Corona and Solar Wind
Jon A. Linker, Roberto Lionello, Zoran Mikic, Pete Riley and Dusan Odstrcil
72. Computer Aided CME Tracking: Proof of Principle
David Berghmans
73. Solar Wind Disturbances and Their Sources in the EUV Solar Corona
A. N. Zhukov (1,2), I. S. Veselovsky (2), V. Bothmer (3), A. V. Dmitriev (2),
F. Clette (1),
D. Berghmans (1), J.-F. Hochedez (1), E. P. Romashets (4) and P. Cargill (5)
74. Correlation Between Speeds of CMEs and the Intensity of Geomagnetic Storms
Vasyl Yurchyshyn, Haimin Wang and Valentyna Abramenko
75. The NASA STEREO Mission
D.A. Biesecker