Program

 Program at a glance

Hands-on Investigating the magnetic structure of solar flares

Cristina Mandrini (Instituto de Astronomía y Física del Espacio, CONICET-UBA, Argentina)

Solar and Space Weather at NOAA/NCEI: current data holding and access

Alessandra Pacini (NOAA, USA)

Hands-on GOES-R data

Alessandra Pacini (NOAA, USA)

Solar Wind-Magnetosphere Coupling

Ramon Lopez (University of Texas at Arlington, USA)

Visit  of the Rádio Observatório Pierre Kaufmann (ROPK)

Guilherme Alaia (Escola de Engenharia/UPM, Brazil)

The Center for Radio Astronomy and Astrophysics Mackenzie (CRAAM)

Jean-Pierre Raulin (CRAAM /UPM, Brazil)

Return to São Paulo - Mackenzie Presbiterian University

Space weather effects of solar flares observed by the POEMAS telescope at 45 and 90 GHz 

Adriana Valio (CRAAM, Mackenzie Presbyterian University, Brazil)

9:45-10:00

Elizandro Huipe Domratcheva (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México/México)

Tonalli a 3D MHD NLTE code to model the solar chromosphere

10:00-10:15

Omkar Sadanand Dhamane(Department of Physics, University of Mumbai, India)

Analysis of Superposed Two-Components of Magnetic Helicity in ICME Magnetic Cloud Turbulence

10:15-10:30

Shantanu Jain (Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology, Russia)

Dimming Inferred Estimation of CME Direction – DIRECD

10:30-10:45

Paulo Simões (Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, Brazil)

Precise timing of solar flare footpoint sources from mid-infrared observations

11:15-11:30

Gabriel Fernando Santos Silva (CRAAM / Brazil)

Simulation and analysis of the Hydrogen Balmer series in the solar flares

11:30-11:45

Diyorbek Pulatov (Samarkand State University / Uzbekistan)

Composition signatures of ICMEs

11:45-12:00

Claudia M N Candido (UNIVAP / Brazil )

Solar Wind HIgh-Speed Streams and their influence on the Brazilian low-latitude ionosphere - Recent findings

Investigating the Relations of Properties of Interplanetary CMEs, Their Progenitor CMEs in the Outer Corona, and Near-surface Solar Source Regions

Jie Zhang

14:45-15:00

Solomon Degefa Robi (Space Science and Geospatial Institute-Ethiopia / Ethiopy)

Impact of coronal mass ejections and Solar Wind Parameters on the Occurrence and Severity of Geomagnetic Storms.

15:00-15:15

Karen Júlia Coldebella Ferreira (INPE / Brazil)

A Long Duration Sheath Region: Dropout Mechanisms and Low Flux Maintenance

15:15-15:30

Ankit Kumar (National Institute of Technology / India)

High-Frequency Dissipative MHD Waves in Magnetic Flux Tubes: Implications to Coronal Magneto-Seismology

Factors controlling reconnection and driving of magnetic storms

Ramon Lopez (University of Texas at Arlington, USA)

9:45-10:00

Olaydayo Olayiwola Alofabi (INPE, Brazil)

Impact of the May 10, 2024 Geomagnetic Storm on Ionospheric Currents in the South American Sector: Insights from Multiresolution Wavelet Analysis

10:00-10:15

Yamila Melendi (Universidad Nacional del Sur/Argentina)

Impact of a Moderate Geomagnetic Storm in the Ionosphere: from Antarctica to Equatorial region in South America

10:15-10:30

Gislayne Medeiros da Nóbrega (INPE, Brazil)

Physical processes responsible for two different types of variabilities of the relativistic electron flux in the outer radiation belt

10:30-10:45

Eduardo Perez Macho  (INPE, Brazil)

Overview of Strong Thermal Emission Velocity Enhancement (STEVE)

11:15-11:30

Dmitry Grankin (Saint Petersburg State University, Russia)

The influence of precipitating electrons on the upper atmosphere under different conditions

11:30-11:45

Edith Tueros Cuadros  (INPE, Brazil)

Study of Daytime Sky Quality at Pico dos Dias Observatory for Galileo Solar Space Telescope

11:45-12:00

Pauline Dredger (University of Michigan) - Invited talk

Space Weather Prediction and the Thermosphere

Solar Irradiance Measurements and Modeling: Recent Progress and Future Directions

Odele Coddington (University of Colorado, USA)

14:45-15:00

Julia de Oliveira Arpiani (Escola de Engenharia Mackenzie, Brasil)

Atmosphere of Mars: investigation about atmospheric mass loss by photoevaporation and the interaction with the solar wind.

15:00-15:15

Trinidad Duran (Instituto de Física del Sur, Universidad Nacional del Sur, Argentina)

New Insights into long-term trends in the F2 layer through a multiple regression analysis of extended ionospheric data sets

15:15-15:30

Carlos Isaac Castellanos Velazco (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, México)

Geomagnetic regional response associated to geomagnetic storms

Can quasi-periodic solar variability contribute to long-range climate prediction?

Wenjuan Huo (GEOMAR, Germany)

The Influence of Solar Variability on Climate, as Recorded in Paleoclimate Archives

Valdir Felipe Novello