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{ "url": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/BT3CULXXZ6ROF4GAXHVDEECMR3KFXQSS/", "mailinglist": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/", "message_id": "[email protected]", "message_id_hash": "BT3CULXXZ6ROF4GAXHVDEECMR3KFXQSS", "thread": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/thread/BT3CULXXZ6ROF4GAXHVDEECMR3KFXQSS/", "sender": { "address": "amprorg (a) yahoo.it", "mailman_id": null, "emails": null }, "sender_name": "AB2VY", "subject": "[amsat-bb] FWD:Space Weather Euro News Vol. 12 Issue 6", "date": "2008-09-08T10:30:03Z", "parent": null, "children": [], "votes": { "likes": 0, "dislikes": 0, "status": "neutral" }, "content": "\nSpace Weather Euro News Vol. 12 Issue 6 (01-09-08)\nTable of Contents:\n**********************************************************************\nEuropean Space Weather Week #5, 17-21st November, Brussels 2008.\n \n News: Abstract Deadline 1st September and Business Meeting \n Schedule Now AvailableProceedings from the ESA Space Environments and Effects Section\n Final Presentation Days now onlineESA Postdoctoral Fellowships in Space ScienceMeeting: Modern Challenges in Nonlinear Plasma PhysicsSome ESA Tender Actions from ESA-EMITS\n**********************************************************************\n\nHTML version: \nhttp://esa-spaceweather.net/spweather/SWEN/swen.html\n\n======================================================================\n\n \n \\\"/ * _ SPACE WEATHER \n\n\n = + = ( >Q<-)-_ - _ ) EURO NEWS \n\n / \\ \n\n \" * * S*W*E*N\n\n======================================================================\n\nSend all contributions to:\n\[email protected]\n\n======================================================================\n\n**********************************************************************\n\n1. European Space Weather Week #5, 17-21st November, Brussels 2008.\n \n News: Abstract Deadline 1st September and Business meeting\n \n Schedule now Available\n\n**********************************************************************\n\nFrom: Alexi Glover, Jean Lilensten \n and Ronald Van der \n Linden \n\n ***Reminder: Abstract submission deadline 1st September ***\n\nFor full details see: http://sidc.oma.be/esww5\n\nThe next European Space Weather Week will take place at the Royal Library \nof Brussels, Belgium, from Monday 17th November to Friday 21st November \n2008.\n\nThis meeting is being jointly organised by the Royal Observatory of \nBelgium (ROB), ESA, the SWWT, the COST 724 and COST 296 communities. \nThe local organisation is done by the SIDC of the ROB. This event will \nbuild on the advances made during previous European Space Weather Weeks \nand preceding ESA Space Weather Applications Workshops. \n\nThe ESWW will again adopt the central aim of bringing together diverse \ncommunities working on all elements of space weather with a strong focus \non user involvement. This year’s meeting will discuss recent advances \nin both scientific and applications based domains and how these advances \nrelate to user needs. It will also provide an opportunity to discuss the \nSpace Weather community’s contribution to possible future ESA action in \nthe area of Space Situational Awareness. New data, tools and techniques \nwill also be discussed and demonstrated during the workshop with a view \nto aiding the transition between new scientific results and user-oriented \nspace weather services. \n\nThis year’s event will include a space weather fair, where users and \nservice providers will have the opportunity to interact in an informal \nworking environment. The meeting will also include a number of hands-on \nsplinter sessions and will explore community development through several \ndedicated business meetings. \n\nOrganisation:\n\nThe meeting will centre on 6 open sessions that address a number of topical \nthemes: \n\nSession 1: Space Weather and the European Approach to Space\nSituational Awareness Session 2: Global Navigation Satellite Systems :\nScience, user needs and applications Session 3: Offshore Drilling,\nMagnetic Surveying and Geomagnetism : Science, user needs and\napplications\n\n\nSession 4: Space Weather Models: from Research to Operations\nSession 5: New and Existing Data Resources, Tools and Services Session\n6: Solar Weather: New results, analysis techniques, forecast tools and\nthe outlook for users\n\nEach session will be divided into oral and poster session with plenty of \ntime devoted to discussion. Contributed papers are welcome to each of the \n6 sessions. The oral presentations will cover a range of scientific and \napplications related themes and will consist of both invited and contributed \npapers. User contributions are expected to feature strongly in sessions 2 \nand 3 in particular. It is also envisaged that the meeting will conclude \nwith a wrap-up of the key issues arising during the week long event in the \nform of a round table discussion on future European directions in space weather.\n\nBusiness meetings:\n\nA key part of the European Space Weather Weeks are the business meetings. \nThese meetings provide the opportunity for interested participants to meet \nin smaller groups and address key issues in a style that compliments the open \nformat of the plenary sessions. These meetings take the form of working \nmeetings with reports produced and actions taken by the participants. This \nyear, time during the ESWW5 schedule will be set aside for all splinter meeting \nconvenors to report the main conclusions of the meetings to the full workshop. \n\nTopics that will be covered by splinter meetings during this year's ESWW include: \n\nScience Consortium for SWAP and LYRA payloads onboard PROBA2COST 295 \"Mitigation of Ionospheric Effects on Radio Systems (MIERS)SOTERIA (SOlar TERrestrial Investigations and ArchivesSpace Weather Measurements with the Vega Maiden Flight CubeSatsSpace Weather and Health IssuesSWENET Developers ForumSpace Weather IndicesSWWT Plenary Meeting #24SWWT Topical Group on Atmospheric EffectsSWWT Topical Group on Ionospheric EffectsSWWT Topical Group on Spacecraft, Launcher and Aircraft EnvironmentsData and Application Services: Current Status and Future NeedsSpace Weather Impacts on Materials\n\nFor further information and business meeting abstracts, see the online agenda.\n\nAbstract Submission: \n\nOnline abstract submission is now possible via the conference website: \n\nhttp://sidc.oma.be/esww5\n\nDeadline for submission: 1st September 2008. \n\nAuthors will be informed of the acceptance of their abstract by 1st October.\n\nRegistration: \n\nRegistration is now possible via the conference website. \nThe deadline for early registration is 17th October 2008. \n\nEarly Bird Registration Fee: 110Euro\n\nFull Registration Fee (later than 17th Oct): 130Euro\n\nStudents and young (<30yrs) scientists/engineers will be eligible for a reduced \nfee of 50 €. To be eligible, candidates must provide a valid student card and/or \na CV (including date of birth) and they must be a presenting author.\nA small number of student scholarships are available for studets\npresenting a paper and unable to come otherwise. Applications for those\nscholarships should include the above information plus a motivation\nletter and are handled through the ESA Conference Bureau. Requests\nshould be sent to [email protected].\n\nSocial Programme: \n\nA social programme including a welcome reception and conference dinner will \nbe included in the registration fee. More information will be available by \n2nd June.\n\nPublication:\n\nPresentation material from the invited talks will be made available on the ESWW5 \nwebsite following the event. In addition, it is envisaged that scientific and \ntechnical papers presented at this event will form a special issue of a refereed \njournal. More information about this publication will be made available during \nthe meeting. \n\nProgramme Committee:\n\nA. Glover (Co-Chair, ESA)A Belehaki (Co-chair, NOA, COST 724)J Lilensten (LPG-CNRS, COST 724)M. Hapgood (RAL/STFC, SWWT Chairman)J.-P. Luntama (FMI) R. Van der Linden (SIDC-STCE)P. Van Lommel (SIDC-STCE)J.-J. Valette (CLS)A. Thomson (BGS, COST 724) T. Dudok de Wit (CNRS)P. Gille (LPCE-CNRS)B. Zolesi (INGV, COST 296)\nLocal Organising Committee:\n\nR. Van der LindenA. Van der SyppeS. RaynalP. Van Lommelthe SIDC-team \nThis meeting is supported by the European Space Agency, The Royal Observatory \nof Belgium and Solar Terrestrial Centre of Excellence (STCE), The EC COST Office, \nThe Belgian Science Policy Office, the International Space Environment Service, \nThe Royal Library of Belgium and the Committee on Space Research (COSPAR).\n\nConference web site:\n\nhttp://sidc.oma.be/esww5\n\nSee Also: \n\nhttp://www.esa-spaceweather.net/spweather/workshops/esww5/index.html\n\n**********************************************************************\n\n2. Proceedings from the ESA Space Environments and Effects Section\n\n Final Presentation Days now online\n\n**********************************************************************\n\nFrom: Alexi Glover\nThe proceedings of the Space Environments and Effects Final\nPresentation Days held at ESTEC on 18-19th June are now available via\nthe following\nwebsite: \nhttp://www.congrex.nl/08M25\n\n**********************************************************************\n\n3. ESA Postdoctoral Fellowships in Space Science\n\n**********************************************************************\n\nFrom: Guido De Marchi \n\nThe European Space Agency awards several postdoctoral fellowships each\nyear. The aim of these fellowships is to provide young scientists,\nholding a PhD or the equivalent degree, with the means of performing\nspace science research in fields related to the ESA Science Programme.\nAreas of research include planetary science, astronomy and\nastrophysics, solar and solar-terrestrial science, plasma physics and\nfundamental physics. The fellowships are tenable at the European Space\nResearch and Technology Centre (ESTEC) in Noordwijk, Netherlands, or at\nthe European Space Astronomy Centre (ESAC) in Villafranca del Castillo,\nnear Madrid, Spain.\nApplications are now solicited for fellowships in space science\nto begin in the summer or fall of 2009. Preference will be given to\napplications submitted by candidates within five years of receiving\ntheir PhD. Candidates not holding a PhD yet are encouraged to apply,\nbut they must provide evidence of receiving their degree before\nstarting the fellowship.\n\nThe deadline for applications is 1 October 2008.\nMore information on the ESA Research Fellowship programme in\nSpace Science, on the conditions and eligibility, as well as the\napplication form can be found on the world-wide web at this address: http://www.rssd.esa.int/fellowship\n\nQuestions on the scientific aspects of the ESA Fellowship Programme in\nSpace Science not answered in the above pages can be sent by e-mail to\nthe fellowship coordinator, Guido De Marchi, at the address [email protected]\n\n\n**********************************************************************\n\n4. Meeting: Modern Challenges in Nonlinear Plasma Physics\n\n**********************************************************************\n\nFrom: Dimitris Vassiliadis\n\nMEETING: \"Modern Challenges in Nonlinear Plasma Physics:\nA conference honoring the career of K. Papadopoulos\"\nJune 15-19, 2009, Sani Resort, Halkidiki, Greece\nFirst Announcement\n\nIn the last three decades theoretical and experimental progress has led\nto a substantial integration of nonlinear effects in modeling and\nunderstanding of plasma dynamics. Particle acceleration mechanisms,\ncollisionless shocks, magnetic reconnection, and flow and wave\nturbulence are only a few of the facets of complex dynamics in space or\nlaboratory plasmas. Moreover, the realistic behavior of plasmas in\ngeospace, solar, and fusion environments is modulated by strong\ninteractions with adjacent plasmas or boundaries. Large-scale coherence\nemerges even in weakly-coupled, multi-scale plasmas. Accurate modeling\nand prediction of nonlinear plasma systems has demanded development of\nnew theoretical and numerical methods. The meeting will review recent\nkey developments in these areas and help chart the exciting future of\nnonlinear plasma science.\n\nConference web site: \n\nhttp://www.astro.auth.gr/~vlahos/kp\n\nAdvisory committee:\nR.C. Davidson (Princeton University),\nM. L. Goldstein (NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center), A.V. Gurevich\n(Lebedev Physical Institute), K. Hizanidis (University of Athens), C.F.\nKennel (Scripps Institution of Oceanography), C.S. Liu (University of\nMaryland), R. Sagdeev (University of Maryland), P. Sprangle (Naval\nResearch Laboratory), A.S. Sharma (University of Maryland)\n\nExecutive committee:\nK. Akimoto (Teikyo University), P.\nCargill (Imperial College), I.A. Daglis (National Observatory, Athens),\nS.F. Fung (NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center), J.D. Huba (Naval Research\nLaboratory), X. Shao (University of Maryland), D. Vassiliadis\n(Co-chair; West Virginia University), L. Vlahos (Co-chair; University\nof Thessaloniki)\n\nLocal organizing committee:\n\nAthens: A. Anastasiadis, I.A. Daglis\n\nThessaloniki: Y. Chatziantonaki, H. Isliker, T. Pisokas, C. Tsironis, L. Vlahos (Chair)\n\nThemes: \n\nThe building blocks of nonlinear plasmas\n(Topics under consideration : particle acceleration; beam-plasma interactions; collisionless nonlinear waves; plasma radiation)Meso- and macroscale structures: formation and stability (Nonlinear\nevolution of instabilities; magnetic reconnection; turbulence and\nintermittency; maser mechanisms; hysteresis and storage-release\nprocesses in space and lab plasmas; large-scale coherence in plasma\nsystems)Dynamic and interacting plasmas\n(Multiscale coupling in space and lab plasmas; bursty flows and their\ntransitions to turbulence; plasma interaction with solid and magnetic\nbarriers; cascades and power-law regimes)Revealing plasma structure via active experiments\n(Sheath electrodynamics; dusty plasmas; ionospheric modification; wave excitation and transmission)\nAbstract submission deadline:\n\nJanuary 16, 2009\n\nPre-registration deadline:\n\nFebruary 20, 2009\n\nVenue: \n\nThe conference will be held at the renowned Sani Resort\n(www.saniresort.gr) in the Halkidiki peninsula of northern Greece. This\ntourist complex is in a sun-drenched pineforest one hour away from\nThessaloniki and close to several archaeological and tourist\ndestinations. \nContact information: \n\nDimitris Vassiliadis\n\nLoukas Vlahos \n\n**********************************************************************\n\n5. Some ESA Tender Actions from ESA-EMITS\n\n**********************************************************************\n\n\n\nAO5849\nDEVELOPMENT OF A PREDICTIVE DISCHARGE NUMERICAL MODEL ON SOLAR PANELS\n\n\t(From 06/08/2008 to 01/10/2008, Act.Ref.: 07.1EE.11)\n\n\nAO5803 \nRADIATION TESTING OF CANDIDATE MICROELECTRONIC COMPONENTS FOR SPACE \n\tAPPLICATIONS\n\n\t(From 08/07/2008 to 15/09/2008, Act.Ref.: 06.1QC.03)\n \nAO5786 \nELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD PREDICTION TOOL FOR SOLAR PANELS\n\n\t(From 03/06/2008 to 30/09/2008, Act.Ref.: 08.1EE.19) \n\nAO5819 \nCALL FOR OUTLINE PROPOSALS UNDER THE GREECE INDUSTRY INCENTIVE SCHEME\n\n\t(From 30/06/2008 to 30/09/2008, Act.Ref.: 08.135.03) \n\nAO5797 \nEUROPEAN STUDENTS EARTH ORBITER SATELLITE (PHASE B/C/D)\n\n\t(From 03/07/2008 to 12/09/2008, Act.Ref.: 08.174.03) \n\nAO5805 \nARIADNA - CALL FOR RESEARCH PROPOSALS - CFP2008-01\n\n\t(From 02/07/2008 to 12/09/2008, Act.Ref.: 08.197.13) \n\nAO5720 \nANNOUNCEMENT OF OPPORTUNITY: FOR MARKET-ORIENTED ACTIVITIES \n \t(PERMANENTLY OPEN AO UNDER GSTP)\n\n\t(From 21/04/2008 to 31/12/2009, Act.Ref.: 08.136.03) \n\nAO5658 \nESA TELECOM NEWCOMERS' INITIATIVE - CALL FOR PROPOSALS\n\n\t(From 28/01/2008 to 31/12/2009, Act.Ref.: 08.153.52) \n\nAO4780 \nARTES 4 - ESA-INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMME: CALL FOR PROPOSALS\n\n\t(From 24/11/2004 to 31/12/2009, Act.Ref.: 04.153.85) \n\n\n**********************************************************************\n\nFor a complete list of ESA Tender Actions, see:\n\nhttp://emits.esa.int\n\n**********************************************************************\n\nNote: This newsletter is an initiative of the ESA Space Environments\n\nand Effects Analysis Section ( http://space-env.esa.int) \nand is a prototype \n\nmailing list intended to provide a forum for information posting news of \n\ninterest to the Space Weather community in Europe.\n\nSWEN contact group (keeping SWEN informed of news from other channels) is currently:\nWolfgang Baumjohann, IWF Graz, AustriaVolker Bothmer, EGU-Solar Physics SecretaryJinbin Cao, Chinese Space Weather Activity RepresentativeAlain Bourdillon, COST Action 296Eamonn Daly, ESA (excluding science programme)Maurizio Candidi, CNRPaul Cannon, URSI-Commission GMike Hapgood, Space Weather Workinig Team ChairmanFrancois Lefeuvre, LPCE/CNRSJean Lilensten, COST Action 724W. William Liu, Space Science Program, Canadian Space AgencyHenrik Lundstedt, Lund space weather centerRichard Marsden, ESA science programmeGoetz Paschmann, ISSITerry Onsager, NOAA Space Environment CentreJean-Yves Prado, CNES Programme DirectorateMichael Rycroft, ISU\n\n\n**********************************************************************\n\n\n\nGiulio AB2VY (ex KC2OTB)\n\nc/o Toms River NJ\n\nAMSAT-NA member 36417\n\n__________________________________________________\nDo You Yahoo!?\nPoco spazio e tanto spam? Yahoo! Mail ti protegge dallo spam e ti da tanto spazio gratuito per i tuoi file e i messaggi \nhttp://mail.yahoo.it \n", "attachments": [] }