Cité Internationale de l'Université de Toulouse
The aim of this meeting is to bring together the French SW community to discuss recent progress in space weather research. We will review recent developments in data and modelling services, inform the community about the SWING, Aurora-D and Vigil missions, gauge interest in the KASA L4 and ESA SWORD mission concepts, and present recent innovations in small platform development and instrumentation. The event supports the preparations for the ESA Ministerial Meeting in 2025 and the establishment of a National Space Weather Roadmap.
The event will take place on 3 and 4 February at the Cité Internationale - Université de Toulouse, in the centre of Toulouse. Monday 3 February is dedicated to the use of space assets for space weather, while Tuesday 4 February focuses more on French ground-based assets in support of space weather.
You can find the registration and program details here.
Boulder, CO, USA
The Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) invites you to the SDO 2025 Science Workshop: A Gathering of the Helio-hive, to be held February 24-28, 2025, at the Center Green in Boulder, CO. All members of the science community are welcome and encouraged to attend.
Registration, abstract submission, and other information about SDO 2025 will be available at here.
ISWAT2025 will bring you into the next big stage of the ISWAT Initiative, going beyond the new roadmap with all ideas welcome from the community going forward…
The ESWW is the main annual event in the European Space Weather and Space Climate calendar. It is an international meeting organised annually within the European Region in collaboration with prominent members of the European space weather and Space Climate community. It began as a forum for the European Space Weather community and has since grown into an international event with global attendance. We look forward to welcoming you in Convento de São Francisco – Coimbra Cultura e Congressos.
Space Weather School and the final PRESTO workshop (see below) at Mackenzie University, São Paulo.
>Welcome to the UK Space Weather & Space Environment Meeting II: Celebrating 10-years of 24/7 space-weather operational forecasting in the UK. This is the second UK-focussed meeting and falls a decade after the stand-up of the Met Office Space Weather Operations Centre (MOSWOC).
The international event was hold in Toulouse in 2023. Thanks to the local team and the many participants, it was a huge success!
This day was for the entire PNST community and was intended to introduce ongoing activities, the ambitions of OFRAME and to interact with the scientific community.
Discussions :
OFRAME and CNES (COMET) organized a day of exchanges and discussions between researchers and users of space weather, Toulouse.
A COMET ('Communities of Experts' meeting organised in partnership with CNES) focusing on the ionosphere and HF transmission. The purpose of this meeting is (1) to review the state of the art for tools and data products available to characterize the ionospheric environment and the impact of its perturbations on HF transmission, (2) to define the models and/or observations needed to better characterize HF transmission and (3) to consider how certain tools/models from basic research could meet end-users' needs.
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Afternoon Program :
All informations about OFRAME COMET are available on the official website.
NEWS FROM JSWSC (Topical Issues open for submission)
“Severe Space Weather Events of May 2024 and Their Impacts”, deadline 28 February 2025
Topical Editor-in-Chief (T-EiC): Jaroslav Urbář, Institute of Atmospheric Physics, CAS, Czech Republic
“Swarm 10-Year Anniversary”, deadline 15 February 2025
Topical Editor-in-Chief (T-EiC): Georgios Balasis, National Observatory of Athens (NOA), Greece
“Fast and Slow Solar Winds: Origin, Evolution, and Space Weather effects”, deadline 31 October 2024
Topical Editor-in-Chief (T-EiC): Stephan G. Heinemann, University of Helsinki, Finland
“Observing, modelling and forecasting TIDs and mitigating their impact on technology”, deadline extended to 30 September 2024
Topical Editor-in-Chief (T-EiC): Anna Belehaki, National Observatory of Athens, Greece, Iurii Cherniak, University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, USA.