by Hans Haubold
updated on Feb 17, 2017
Claire Foullon
UK/ISWI National Coordinator
2017 IAU Symposium
"Space Weather of the Heliosphere: Processes and Forecasts"
17–21 July 2017, Exeter, Devon, UK
WEB adress: http://blogs.exeter.ac.uk/iaus335/
Importand Deadlines:
financial support: 27 February 2017
submission of abstracts: 27 February 2017
early registration: 20 April 2017
Abstract & Fin. support Deadline
extended 5 March 2017
Second Announcement
Space weather is increasingly recognised as an international challenge faced by several communities. The ability to understand, monitor and forecast the space weather of the Earth and the heliosphere is of paramount importance for our high-technology society and for the current rapid developments in knowledge and exploration within our Solar System.
We invite you to register today to discuss this important area of research and to:
- Contribute to scientific sessions and one of two round tables.
- Take part in a poster competition for young scientists as an applicant or as a judge.
- Attend a half-day excursion to the Norman Lockyer Observatory.
- Take part in optional scientific tours, including the UK Met Office.
- Join in with our parallel Education Program, featuring public talks and workshops for schools and teachers.
- Contribute to and receive dedicated Conference Proceedings afterwards
This is a two-stage registration process. The deadline for the submission of abstracts and for financial support is 27 February 2017 5 March 2017. The deadline for early registration is 20 April 2017.
Specific details including the confirmed lists of invited speakers, registration and accommodation, abstract submission, financial support, updated information about location, scientific excursions, social events, and travel can be found on the symposium website.
We look forward to welcoming you in Exeter this year!
On behalf of the IAU Symposium 335 Organising Committees,
The Scientific Organising Committee:
Claire Foullon (Chair), Olga Malandraki (Co-chair), Zouhair Benkhaldoun, Francesco Berrilli, Anil Bhardwaj, Allan Sacha Brun, Norma Bock Crosby, Sergio Dasso, Alina Donea, Hans Haubold, Hermann Opgenoorth, Patricia Reiff, Kazuo Shiokawa, Ilya Usoskin, Jingxiu Wang, David Webb
The Local Organising Committee:
Claire Foullon (Chair), Mitchell Berger (Co-chair), David Jackson (Co-chair), Mark Baldwin, Alice Mills, David Strange
Contact Email: iaus[at]exeter.ac.uk
Web: http://www.exeter.ac.uk/iaus335
Twitter: #iaus335 @iaus335
Coordinated by: Division E Sun and Heliosphere
Chairs of SOC:
Claire Foullon (U of Exeter)
Olga Malandraki (Nat. Obs. of Athens)
Chair of LOC: Claire Foullon (U of Exeter)
First Announcement
Space weather is increasingly recognised as an international challenge faced by several communities. The ability to understand, monitor and forecast the space weather of the Earth and the heliosphere is of paramount importance for our high-technology society and for the current rapid developments in knowledge and exploration within our Solar System.
To discuss this important area of research we invite you to the IAU Symposium 335: Space Weather of the Heliosphere: Processes and Forecasts. The symposium will be held at the University of Exeter, UK, from 17 - 21 July 2017.
Key Topics of the Scientific Program are the following:
- Solar drivers and activity levels
- Solar wind and heliosphere
- Impact on terrestrial and planetary environments
- Long-term trends and predictions for space weather
- Challenges and strategy plans for Earth and the heliosphere
- Forecasting models
- Space weather monitoring, instrumentation, data and services
You can pre-register your interest in this exciting conference today, before registration formally opens in January 2017. The deadline for the submission of abstracts and for financial support will be 27 February 2017. The deadline for early registration will be 20 April 2017.
The IAU Symposium will have dedicated Conference Proceedings. First details including the lists of provisional invited speakers and public lecturers, information about location, scientific excursions, social events, costs, and travel can be found on the symposium website.
A parallel Education Programme will also take place, and a limited number of rooms are available to use for breakout sessions. Please email the Local Organising Committee at iaus[at]exeter.ac.uk for information on these opportunities.
We look forward to welcoming you in Exeter next year!
On behalf of the IAU Symposium 335 Organising Committees,
The Scientific Organising Committee: Claire Foullon (Chair), Olga Malandraki (Co-chair), Zouhair Benkhaldoun, Francesco Berrilli, Anil Bhardwaj, Allan Sacha Brun, Norma Bock Crosby, Sergio Dasso, Alina Donea, Hans Haubold, Hermann Opgenoorth, Patricia Reiff, Kazuo Shiokawa, Ilya Usoskin, Jingxiu Wang, David Webb
The Local Organising Committee: Claire Foullon (Chair), Mitchell Berger (Co-chair), David Jackson (Co-chair), Mark Baldwin, Alice Mills, David Strange
IAUS335 Main Organiser | iaus[at]exeter.ac.uk
University of Exeter, Devon, UK | www.exeter.ac.uk/iaus335