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Programme
Session 1
6:35 Lisa Rosenqvist, Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), Modelling and verification of geomagnetically induced currents in Sweden
36:10 Stefano Maffei, University of Leeds, The future location of auroral zones as described by the geomagnetic field of internal origin
Session 2
55:25 Andy Smith, University College London, The contribution of Sudden Commencements to the rate of change of the surface magnetic field
1:14:12 Carl Haines, University of Reading, Towards GIC forecasting: Increasing the time resolution of magnetic field data using statistical downscaling
1:28:30 Matthew Allcock, EDF Energy, Building nuclear energy infrastructure resilient to space weather
Short poster presentations
2:12:00 John Coxon, University of Southampton, The distribution of Birkeland currents in time and space
2:13:30 Xiangcheng Dong, RAL Space, STFC, UK Intense ground dB/dt variations, and scaled FACs, driven by near-Earth Bursty Bulk Flows (BBFs)
2:14:50 Juliane Hübert, British Geological Survey, A new data set of line GICs measured with the Differential Magnetometer Method in the UK high voltage power grid for the years 2018-2020
2:15:59 Anna Martí, University of Barcelona, The role of the lithospheric electrical conductivity of Iberia in the characterisation and prediction of the GIC in critical infrastructures
2:18:18 Cameron Patterson, Lancaster University, The impact of space weather on UK railways
2:19:35 Neil Rogers, Lancaster University, Climatological statistics of extreme geomagnetic fluctuations with periods from 1 s to 60 min
2:20:55 Robert Shore, British Antarctic Survey, Converting a model of ionospheric reconfiguration timescales into a forecast model of ground level geomagnetic variations
Session 4
2:26:47 Peter Gallagher, Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, Solar and geomagnetic monitoring and modelling in Ireland
2:49:04 Jonathan Eastwood, Imperial College London, Translation of the Gorgon magnetospheric model for operational space weather forecasting in the context of the SWIMMR/SAGE project
3:11:38 Chigomezyo Ngwira, ASTRA LLC, Geomagnetically induced currents in the United States: Past, present, and future efforts
Programme
Session 1
6:35 Lisa Rosenqvist, Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), Modelling and verification of geomagnetically induced currents in Sweden
36:10 Stefano Maffei, University of Leeds, The future location of auroral zones as described by the geomagnetic field of internal origin
Session 2
55:25 Andy Smith, University College London, The contribution of Sudden Commencements to the rate of change of the surface magnetic field
1:14:12 Carl Haines, University of Reading, Towards GIC forecasting: Increasing the time resolution of magnetic field data using statistical downscaling
1:28:30 Matthew Allcock, EDF Energy, Building nuclear energy infrastructure resilient to space weather
Short poster presentations
2:12:00 John Coxon, University of Southampton, The distribution of Birkeland currents in time and space
2:13:30 Xiangcheng Dong, RAL Space, STFC, UK Intense ground dB/dt variations, and scaled FACs, driven by near-Earth Bursty Bulk Flows (BBFs)
2:14:50 Juliane Hübert, British Geological Survey, A new data set of line GICs measured with the Differential Magnetometer Method in the UK high voltage power grid for the years 2018-2020
2:15:59 Anna Martí, University of Barcelona, The role of the lithospheric electrical conductivity of Iberia in the characterisation and prediction of the GIC in critical infrastructures
2:18:18 Cameron Patterson, Lancaster University, The impact of space weather on UK railways
2:19:35 Neil Rogers, Lancaster University, Climatological statistics of extreme geomagnetic fluctuations with periods from 1 s to 60 min
2:20:55 Robert Shore, British Antarctic Survey, Converting a model of ionospheric reconfiguration timescales into a forecast model of ground level geomagnetic variations
Session 4
2:26:47 Peter Gallagher, Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, Solar and geomagnetic monitoring and modelling in Ireland
2:49:04 Jonathan Eastwood, Imperial College London, Translation of the Gorgon magnetospheric model for operational space weather forecasting in the context of the SWIMMR/SAGE project
3:11:38 Chigomezyo Ngwira, ASTRA LLC, Geomagnetically induced currents in the United States: Past, present, and future efforts
