March 12 (Mon) - 14 (Wed), 2012

Noyori conference Hall(No.E3-1) at Nagoya University, (Higashiyama Campus)

Furocho, Chikusa, Nagoya, Aichi 464-8601, Japan

 

Preliminary program is now available.

This workshop aims at providing opportunity to discuss and share current status and future perspectives in space weather researches.

• Reviews of historical and latest space weather researches.
• Focus sessions in selective topics.
• solar flares and CME
• ULF/VLF wave-particle interaction and radiation belts
• magnetospheric convection and substorms

March 12

9:20-10:00	Resistration

SESSION 1    Chair:Yoshizumi Miyoshi
10:00-10:10	Takashi Kikuchi		Opening Remarks
10:10-10:40	Kanako Seki	STEL, Nagoya University	Current Status and Future Perspectives of the GEMSIS Project
10:40-11:10	Mark J. Engebretson	Augsburg College	ULF Wave-Particle Interactions and their Importance for Space Weather: Observations and Unanswered Questions
11:10-11:25	Takanobu Amano	Nagoya University	Self-Consistent Kinetic Ring Current Modeling : the GEMSIS-RC Code
11:25-12:05	Frederick W Menk	The University of Newcastle	Review and Future Perspectives for Plasma Environment Investigation by ULF Waves
12:05-12:20	Yoshizumi Miyoshi	STEL, Nagoya University	Geospace Exploration: ERG Project

12:20-13:20	Lunch

SESSION 2    Chair:Kanako Seki
13:20-13:50	Yoshiharu Omura	RISH, Kyoto University	Nonlinear Dynamics of Relativistic Electrons Interacting with Whistler-Mode Chorus Emissions and EMIC Triggered Emissions
13:50-14:05	Atsuki Shinbori	RISH, Kyoto University	Anomalous Enhancement of Occurrence of the Preliminary Impulse of Geomagnetic Sudden Commencement (SC) at Low Latitude in the South Atlantic Anomaly (SAA) Region
14:05-14:20	Shinji Saito	NICT	GEMSIS-RB Simulations for Outer Radiation Belt
14:20-14:35	Yoshizumi Miyoshi	STEL, Nagoya University	Solar Wind - Radiation Belt Couplings

14:35-15:00	Break

SPECIAL SESSION    Chair:Kanya Kusano
15:00-15:05	Kanya Kusano	STEL, Nagoya University	Introduction
15:05-15:35	Larry Lyons	UCLA	Polar Cap Convection Structures: Their Possible Relations to Coupling with the Solar Wind and to Plasma Sheet Dynamics
15:35-16:05	Takashi Tanaka	Kyushu University	Excitation of Convection as a Potential Field and Consequential Resｔraint to the Substorm Mechanism
16:05-16:35	Bill Bristow	University of Alaska Fairbanks	SuperDARN: A Model for International Collaboration
16:35-17:35	Takashi Kikuchi	STEL, Nagoya University	Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Current System and Storm/Substorms

18:00-20:00	Banquet

March 13

SESSION 3    Chair:Takashi Kikuchi
9:30-10:00	Howard J. Singer	NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center	Space Weather: Research to Operations in the 21st Century
10:00-10:30	Atsuhiro Nishida	ISAS	Recent Progress in Space Weather Research in Japan
10:30-10:50		Break
10:50-11:05	Ken Takeshi Murata	NICT	Current Activities of NICT Space Weather Project
11:05-11:20	Tsutomu Nagatsuma	NICT	Development of NICT's Radiation Belt Prediction Models for Space Weather Forecast
11:20-11:50	Nat Gopalswamy	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	Solar Sources of Severe Space Weather
11:50-12:05	Hirotsugu Kojima	RISH, Kyoto University	Wave-Particle Interaction Analyzer onboard the ERG Satellite

12:05-13:10	Lunch

13:10-14:40	POSTER SESSION 1

SESSION 4    Chair:Yukinaga Miyashita
14:40-15:10	Eric Donovan	University of Calgary	The Relationship ｂetween Dispersionless Injection, Dipolarization, and Fast Flows
15:10-15:25	Akimasa Ieda	STEL, Nagoya University	Two Satellite Observations of Precipitating Electrons Associated with Auroral Breakup
15:25-15:40	Akira Morioka	Tohoku University	Fundamental Characteristics of Field-Aligned Auroral Acceleration Derived from AKR Spectra
15:40-15:55	Shigeru Fujita	Meteorological College	Does the Northward Turn of the Interplanetary Magnetic Field Trigger the Substorm?
15:55-16:15		Break
16:15-16:30	Kumiko Hashimoto	Kibi International University	Polar-Equatorial Ionospheric Currents Driven by the Region 2 Field Aligned Currents at the Onset of Substorms
16:30-16:45	Aoi Nakamizo	STEL, Nagoya University	Effect of R2-FAC Development on the Ionospheric Electric Field Pattern Deduced by a Global Ionospheric Potential Solver
16:45-17:00	Veenadhari B. Pantula	Indian Institute of Geomagnetism	Penetration of Long Duration of Convection/Overshielding Electric Fields to Equatorial Latitudes During Magnetic Storm Periods and Their Effects on F Region Ionosphere

SESSION 5    Chair:Tetsuya Yamamoto
17:00-17:30	Kazunari Shibata	Kwasan and Hida Obs., Kyoto University	Will Superflares Occur on Our Sun?

March 14

SESSION 5    Chair:Tetsuya Yamamoto

9:15-9:30	Satoshi Masuda	STEL, Nagoya University	GEMSIS-Sun Phase 2
9:30-9:45	Takashi Minoshima	JAMSTEC	Modeling of Particle Acceleration and Transport in Solar Flares
9:45-10:00	Kanya Kusano	STEL, Nagoya University	Predicting the Onset of Solar Flares
10:00-10:30	Kiyoshi Ichimoto	Hida Observatories, Kyoto University	Study of Flare Onset with High Speed Imaging Observations at Hida Observatory
10:30-10:45	Ayumi Asai	Unit of Synergetic Studies for Space	Observation of Coronal Disturbances Associated with 2011 August 9 Solar Flares
10:45-11:00	Shinsuke Imada	ISAS/JAXA	Current Status of Hinode/EIS Flare Hunting Observation
11:00-11:15	Seiji Yashiro	The Catholic University of America	CME Productivity of Active Regions

11:15-11:35	Break

SESSION 6    Chair:Aoi Nakamizo
11:35-12:05	Anthony Tat Yin Lui	The Johns Hopkins University APL	Impact of New Findings to the Contemporary Ideas on the Substorm Onset Process
12:05-12:20	Shinobu Machida	Kyoto University	Investigation of Triggering Mechanism of Substorm through the Analysis of Geotail and Themis Data
12:20-12:35	Miho Saito	STEL, Nagoya University	Energy Storage and Release in the Near-Earth Tail

12:35-13:30	Lunch

13:30-14:30	POSTER SESSION 2

SESSION 7    Chair:Akimasa Ieda
14:30-15:00	Chio Zong Cheng	PSSC, National Cheng Kung University	Observation and Theory of Substorm Onset
15:00-15:15	Yukinaga Miyashita	STEL, Nagoya University	Relationship Between Substorm-Associated Processes in the Magnetotail and Plasma Sheet Structure
15:15-15:30	Akira Kadokura	National Institute of Polar Research	Displacement of Conjugate Points During a Substorm in a Global MHD Simulation
15:30-15:45	Yuji Tsuji	STEL, Nagoya University	Distribution and Lifetime of Ionospheric Current Associated with Storm-Time Overshielding
15:45-16:00	Toshi Nishimura	UCLA, USA	Pre-Onset Time Sequence of Auroral Substorms

March 13  13:10-14:40   POSTER SESSION 1
March 14  13:30-14:30   POSTER SESSION 2
P-01	Adrian Grocott	University of Leicester / NIPR	A Quantitative Analysis of the Characteristics of Ionospheric Convection
P-02	Amar Kakad	RISH	On the Generation of Electrostatic Solitary Waves Observed by Cluster in the Earth's Plasma Sheet Boundary Layer Region
P-03	Tetsuo Motoba	NIPR	Simultaneous Ground‐Satellite Optical Observations of a Postnoon Shock Aurora
P-04	Takuo T. Tsuda	STEL, Nagoya University	Sporadic Sodium Layer Observed at Tromsoe, Norway (69.6N, 19.2E)
P-05	Yusuke Ebihara	Kyoto University	Direct Impact of Substorm on Outer Radiation Belt
P-06	Nozomu Nishitani	STEL, Nagoya University	Present Status and Future Perspectives of the Superdarn Hokkaido Radar
P-07	Mariko Teramoto	STEL, Nagoya University	Spatial Characteristics of Pi2 Pulsationsi in the Ionosphere Observed by the Superdarn Hokkaido Radar
P-08	Kaori Sakaguchi	NICT	Relativistic Electron Flux Prediction at Geostationary Orbit Based on Multi-Variate Autoregressive Model
P-09	Satoshi Kurita	PPARC, Tohoku university	THEMIS Observation of Rising Tone Chorus Elements without a Gap at Half the Gyrofrequency
P-10	Toshinori Matsushita	STEL, Nagoya University	Propagation characteristics of ULF waves into middle latitude driven by solar wind dynamic pressure pulses
P-11	Yukinaga Miyashita	STEL, Nagoya University	ERG Science Center: A Basis to Investigate Particle Acceleration and Dynamics of the Inner Magnetosphere during Geospace Storms
P-12	Reiko Nomura	STEL, Nagoya University	Rising Tone of Pc1 Waves and Related Blinking Proton Aurora Observed at Subauroral Latitudes
P-13	Tatsuki Ogino	STEL, Nagoya University	Energy Budget and Boundary Layer Turbulence in the Earth’s Magnetosphere
P-14	Tohru Araki	Polar Research Institute of China	History and New Results of Geomagnetic Sudden Commencements
P-15	Takanori Nishiyama	PPARC, Science, Tohoku University	Fine Scale Structures of Pulsating Auroras in Early Recovery Phase Based on the Ground EMCCD Camera Observations
P-16	Tohru Sakurai	Tokai University	Cusp Plasma Intrusions and Pc 5 Oscillations Observed in the Magnetosphere and on the Ground
P-17	Qinghua Zhao	RISH, Kyoto University	Pitch Angle Scattering of Relativistic Electrons by EMIC Waves in the Earth's Radiation Belts
P-18	Masao Nakamura	Osaka Prefecture University	The Long-Term Electron Radiation Belt Model Depending on the Mean Dst Index
P-19	Wataru Miyake	Tokai University	Variation of Proton Radiation Belt Deduced from Solar Cell Degradation of Akebono Satellite
P-20	Tomoko Goto	STEL, Nagoya University	New Loss-Process for Accelerated Electrons Around the Flare Loop-Top?
P-21	Daikou Shiota	RIKEN	Development of Automatic Daily MHD Simulation System of Inner Heliosphere
P-22	Tetsuya Yamamoto	STEL, Nagoya University	Preprocessing Vector Magnetograms for Non-Linear Force Free Field Extrapolation
P-23	Yuya Nagai	CR	Performance of the SciCR as Solar Neutron Detector
P-24	Yuko Hada	Kwasan and Hida Obs., Kyoto University	Evaluation of Solar Energetic Particles Exposure on the Venus Orbiter Akatsuki
P-25	Takuya Hara	STEL, Nagoya University	Study of Ion Precipitations of the Martian Ionospheric Origin Associated with Passages of CIR Using Mars Express Ion Observations
P-26	Yasumasa Kasaba	Dep. Geophysics, Tohoku University	Characteristics of the Transient Evolution of the Auroral Acceleration Region of Saturn Derived From Radio Spectra
P-27	Tomoki Kimura	JAXA	Seasonal Variations of Saturn’s Auroral Acceleration Region Deduced From Spectra of Auroral Radio Emissions
P-28	Chihiro Tao	ISAS/JAXA	Modeling of Jupiter and Saturn Aurora and Its Application in the Context of Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Coupling System
P-29	Manabu Yagi	STEL, Nagoya University	Three Dimensional Mars’ Exosphere: Multi-Species Thermal and Nonthermal Models
P-30	Sungeun Lee	STEL, Nagoya University	Geomagnetic Conjugate Observations of Plasma-Sheet Electrons by the FAST and THEMIS Satellites
P-31	Tomoaki Hori	STEL, Nagoya University	Evolution of Negative SI-Induced Ionospheric Flows Observed by SuperDARN King Salmon HF Radar

Abstract submission was closed.

旅費申請フォーム

* Special Lecture by Prof. T. Kikuchi --- March 12 (Mon)

* Banquet --- March 12 (Mon)

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GEMSIS international workshop LOC
Integrated Studies Division,
Solar-Terrestrial Environment Laboratory,
Nagoya University,
Furocho, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya, Aichi 464-8601, JAPAN