Session - Spacecraft operations and space weather
Dave Pitchford and Richard Horne
Space weather and the space environment are important issues for a spacecraft operator; from cradle - to - grave,
the effects are considered and encountered during the design, build and operation of a spacecraft. This session is a
coming together of the user and research communities. Space industry participants are encouraged to discuss their experiences of
Space Weather and their end-user needs for data and services. The research community is asked to showcase work directed at this
important user community. Topics to be covered include: the analysis of significant space weather events; modeling and forecasting
to support spacecraft operations; hosted sensors as assets for both the user and research communities; emerging challenges due to
innovative technology and mission concepts.
Talks
Thursday November 20, 09:00-13:00, auditorium Reine Elisabeth
Poster Viewing
Thursday November 20, 10:15-11:30, area in front of auditorium Reine Elisabeth.
Talks: time schedule
| 9:00 |
Low Energy Electrons (< 200 keV) in the Inner Magnetosphere during Extreme Space Weather Events |
Ganushkina, N |
Oral |
| 9:15 | New Charged Particle Measurements and Products from GOES-R
| Rodriguez, J
et al. |
Invited oral |
| 9:30 | Simulated Electron Flux at GEO for the Carrington Event using the USSW Model
| Boynton, R
et al. |
Oral |
| 9:45 | Influence of EMIC Waves on Radiation Belt Dynics
| Kersten, T
et al. |
Oral |
| 10:00 | Initial Post-Flight Results of the Primary Arcing on Solar Cells At LEO (PASCAL) Flight Experiment
| Likar, J
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Invited oral |
| 10:15 | Poster Viewing |
| 11:00 | Poster Viewing + Coffee |
| 11:30 | Science and Data for Defining Space Weather Impacts to Satellite Operations
| Green, J
et al. |
Invited oral |
| 11:45 | Energetic Particle Sensors for Anomaly Attribution and Environmental Specification (CEASE & RHAS)
| Lindstrom, C
et al. |
Invited oral |
| 12:00 | SKYNET Operations and Space Weather
| Swinburne, B
|
Invited oral |
| 12:15 | The AE9/AP9 Next Generation Radiation Specification Models - Progress Report
| Quinn, R
et al. |
Oral |
| 12:30 | Confronting the AP9/AE9 Radiation Belt Models with Spacecraft Data and other Models
| Heynderickx, D
et al. |
Oral |
| 12:45 | SpacePy and LanlGeoMag - Software Libraries for Space Science Data Analysis, Modelling and Space Weather Forecasting
| Morley, S
et al. |
Invited oral |
| 13:00 | End of session |
Posters
| 1 |
Three Dimensional Radiation Belt Storm Monitoring System Developed by KASI |
Lee, Jaejin; Kim, Kyung-Chan; Lee, Jong-gil; Kim, Yeon-Han; Choi , Seonghwan; Park, Young-deuk |
| 2 |
Development of the Spacecraft Environmental Anomalies Expert System (SEAES) at NASA
| Krishnarao, Dhanesh; Zheng, Yihua; Maddox, Marlo; Schiewe , Tyler
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| 3 |
CCMC and SWRC Space Weather Services for NASA Robotic Mission Operators
| Pulkkinen, A; Kuznetsova, M; Zheng, Y; Maddox, M
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| 4 |
The Analysis Results of the Roscosmos Monitoring System Elements Space-Borne Measurements
| Protopopov, G; Anashin, V; Kozyukova, O; Sitnikova, N
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| 5 |
Global Model of Low frequency Chorus (fLHR < f < 0.1fce) from Multiple Satellite Observations
| Meredith, N; Horne, R; Li, W; Thorne, R2; Sicard-Piet, A
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| 6 |
Development and Validation of the Electron Slot Region Radiation Environment Model
| Sandberg, I; Daglis, I; Heynderickx, D; Truscott, P; Hands, Alex; Evans, H; Nieminen, Petteri
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| 7 |
Recent Developments in the BAS Radiation Belt Model
| Glauert, S; Horne, R; Meredith, N
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| 8 |
Space Weather, Cosmic Rays, and Satellite Anomalies
| Dorman, L; Belov, A; Eroshenko, E; Eroshenko, E; Iucci, N; Levitin, A; Villoresi, G; Yanke, V
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| 9 |
Radiation Effects on Electronics Measured by CARMEN-1 Onboard the SAC-D Satellite - Comparison with Predictions
| Varotsou, A; Samaras , A; Chatry , N; Lorfèvre , E; Bezerra , F
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| 10 |
Derivation of Radial Diffusion Coefficients in the Radiation Belts using IMAGE ULF Wave Measurements
| Dimitrakoudis, S; Balasis, G; Papadimitriou, C; Anastasiadis, A; Daglis, I A
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| 11 |
The Highly Miniaturised Radiation Monitor: concept, Design and Space Weather Applications
| Irshad, R; Gunes-Lasnet, S; Griffin, D; Woodward, S; Bogdanova, Y; Velagapudi, S H B; Turchetta, R; Dalenq, J; Houis, L; Araujo, H; Mauroschat, A; Torres, E; Menicucci, A; Daly, E
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| 12-e |
Tailored Space Weather Products in Support of ESA Missions
| Berghmans, D; Kruglanski, M; Andreis, J; Baeyens, E; Calders, S; Chabanski, S; Devos, A; Dierckxsens, M; Hetey, L; Janssens, J; Glover, A; Magdalenic, J; Marque, C; Messios, N; Rodriguez, L; Verbeeck, C; Wauters, L; Zhukov, A; Dominique, M
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| 13-e |
The Space Weather Modeling Framework as a Predictor of the Plasma Environment
| Welling, D; Gombosi, T; Toth, G; Liemohn, M; Glocer, A
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| 14-e |
Development of Magnetospheric and Rapid 1D Shielding Analysis Tools for Simulating Heavy Ions in the SEPEM System
| Truscott, P; Lei, F; Heynderickx , D; Varotsou, A; Jiggens, P; Evans, H; Shea, M; Smart, D
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