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[1] MEETING: "1st International Workshop on Small Satellites for Space Weather Research and Forecasting" (SSWRF 2017), Aug 1-4 2017 Washington DC, US (read it)
[2] CALLISTO status report/newsletter #68 (read it)
[3] Call for Nominations: International SPACE WEATHER MEDALS (read it)
[4] Space Weather Effects in the Ionosphere and Thermosphere: Advances in Monitoring, Modeling and Mitigation Techniques Deadline for contributions: 10 May 2017 (read it)
[1] Third announcement "1st International Workshop on Small Satellites for Space Weather Research and Forecasting" (SSWRF 2017), Aug 1÷4 2017 Washington DC, US
THIRD ANNOUNCEMENT
* GENERAL INFO
* ABSTRACTS SUBMISSION DEADLINE EXTENDED THROUGH 05/31/2017
* PRE-REGISTRATION OPEN
* TRAVEL SUPPORT APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED
* SPECIAL ISSUE / PAPER COLLECTION
CONTACTS
General inquiries: Vadim.Uritsky[at]nasa.gov, Robert.M.Robinson[at]nasa.gov
Travel support & education: Teresa.Nieves[at]nasa.gov
Questions on specific sessions: please contact session organizers whose email addresses are provided in the workshop agenda at http://sswrf.cua.edu/agenda.cfm
Meeting website: http://sswrf.cua.edu
[2] CALLISTO status report/newsletter #68
ITEMS:1 Two new Callisto installed at Graz University, Austria.
2 International Workshop on Solar,
Heliospheric & Magnetospheric Radioastronomy :
The Legacy of Jean-Louis Steinberg (1922÷2016)
Paris Observatory, Meudon – 6÷10 Nov 2017
https://jlsworkshop.sciencesconf.org/
(Sent in by Christian Monstein)
[3] Call for Nominations: International SPACE WEATHER MEDALS
Dear colleagues,We are happy to announce the 2017 contest for the international space weather medals. The new medal recipients will be announced in a medal ceremony at the European Space Weather Week, the 27th of November, 2017.
All three prizes are prestigious recognitions of recipients' major contributions in the field of space weather. Medal recipient's work must have been documented in peer review journals or book chapters, or must be a technological contribution that has led to a fully implemented new space weather capability. Medal recipient's work must be relevant to space weather and/or space climate. The work must also be internationally recognized.
Sincerely yours
J. Lilensten,
on behalf of the ESWW Medal Committee
[for full details see: http://www.stce.be/esww14/medals.php]
(Sent in by Jean Lilensten)
[4] Space Weather Effects in the Ionosphere and Thermosphere: Advances in Monitoring, Modeling and Mitigation Techniques
Dear colleagues,The Fourteenth European Space Weather Week will take place in Belgium, Nov 27÷Dec 1, 2017
We encourage you to submit a contribution before the 10th of May to the session:
Abstract:
The session aims at exploring recent advances in
ionosphere-thermosphere measurement techniques (in situ and remote
sensing), in modeling, nowcasting and forecasting under all possible
space weather conditions, from quiet to extremely disturbed.
Emphasis will be given on new space weather products and services
derived with the above techniques, including indices and proxies
to support communication, navigation, positioning systems, satellites’
orbitography and mitigation technologies
Please connect to https://register-as.oma.be/esww14/abstract.php to submit your contribution.
(Sent in by Jean Lilensten)
(1) Third announcement "1st International Workshop on Small Satellites for Space Weather Research and Forecasting" (SSWRF 2017), Aug 1-4 2017 Washington DC, US 220 KB pdf, two pages (click )
(2) CALLISTO status report/newsletter #68 1 549 KB pdf, 9 pages (click )
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