You are cordially invited to participate in the 10th European Space Weather Week which will take place at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Antwerp, Belgium, from 18-22nd November 2013.
Conference Website: http://stce.be/esww10/
Now in its 10th year, the ESWW has grown into the main annual event in the European Space Weather calendar. This year’s event will highlight key innovations in space weather research, applications and services. The agenda will be composed of plenary/parallel conference sessions, splinter working meetings and dedicated events for service end-users.
Following an excellent response to the call for session proposals issued in January, the Programme Committee is pleased to invite contributions to 13 open sessions, addressing a wide range of themes. Furthermore, the main sessions will again be complemented by a diverse range of splinter and business meetings.
Organisation:
ESWW10 will centre on the following open sessions:
• Modelling the Plasmasphere for Space Weather Purposes
• Extreme Space Weather Events and their Impact
• Strategic Data Sets Supporting Awareness of the Solar Source of Space Weather
• Spacecraft Operations and Space Weather
• Solar Flare Prediction: Progress and Challenges
• Space Weather Effects on HF and Trans-Ionospheric Propagation
• Space Weather Forecast Verification
• Space Weather Impacts on Aviation
• Developing Societal Resilience Against Space Weather
• Data and Model Infrastructures for the Advancement of Space Weather Science and Services
• Space Weather in Planetary Systems
• The Impact of Space Weather on Space Exploration
• Use of Ground-Based Cosmic Ray Detectors for Space Weather Monitoring and Forecasting
Full details including the convenors in each case, can be found on the ESWW10 website: http://stce.be/esww10. Each session will be divided into an oral and poster session. Posters will be on show all week and the poster sessions will be spread throughout this time. The oral presentations will cover a range of scientific and application related themes and will consist of both invited and contributed papers. Service user contributions are welcome and encouraged.
Splinter & Business meetings:
A key part of the European Space Weather Weeks are the splinter and business meetings. These meetings provide the opportunity for interested participants to meet in smaller groups and address key issues in a style that complements the open format of the main sessions. These meetings take the form of working meetings with reports produced and actions taken by the participants. Splinter meeting proposals can be made via a dedicated form on the ESWW pages.
Abstract and Splinter Meeting Submission Deadline:
Abstract and splinter meeting submission is now open via http://stce.be/esww10 and will close on 31st May.
Registration Fees:
Registration will be possible via the ESWW webpages from 1st May:
Early Bird registration: 180€ (before 1st October)
Full Registration: 250€
Single day registration, possible for 1 day only: 60€.
Student Registration: 75€ (before 1st October)