ISWI & MAGDAS School. September 17 26, 2012 Ciloto, West Java, Indonesia
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1 ISWI & MAGDAS School on Space Science September 17 26, 2012 Ciloto, West Java, Indonesia Nat Gopalswamy & Clara Yatini
2 School Scientific Organization Dr. Nat Gopalswamy (ISWI/NASA), Director Clara Y. Yatini (LAPAN, Director) Dr. K. Yumoto (ICSWSE, Kyushu U., Japan), Director Science Committee»N. Gopalswamy (Chair), NASA/GSFC, Greenbelt, USA and ISWI»T. Djamaluddin, LAPAN Indonesia»K. Yumoto, ICSWSE Kyushu University, Japan»Philip Wilkinson, IPS Radio and Space Services, Australia»Hakim L. Malasan, ITB Indonesia»D. Herdiwijaya, ITB Indonesia»D. Pallamraju, Physical Research Laboratory, India»Wayan Suparta, Angkasa, UKM, Malaysia»Mamoru Yamamoto, RISH, Kyoto University, Japan
3 Local Organizing Committee»Clara Yono Yatini (Chair), Space Science Center of LAPAN, Bandung»Timbul Manik (Co chair), Space Science Center of LAPAN, Bandung»Mamat Ruhimat (Co chair), Space Science Center of LAPAN, Bandung»Elyyani, Space Science Center of LAPAN, Bandung»Johan Muhamad, Space Science Center of LAPAN, Bandung»Irvan Fajar Syidik, Space Science Center of LAPAN, Bandung»Varuliantor Dear, Space Science Center of LAPAN, Bandung»Adi Purwono, Space Science Center of LAPAN, Bandung»Syahril, Space Science Center of LAPAN, Bandung»Budiyanto, Space Science Center of LAPAN, Bandung»Iwan Sodikin, Space Science Center of LAPAN, Bandung»Nurkhamdani, Space Science Center of LAPAN, Bandung
4 Venue: Cilito near Bandung Wisma Pendawa, Dept Sosial
5 Welcome address by LAPAN Chairman Dr. Bambang Tedja Sukmana
6 Welcome ISWI Dr. Nat Gopalswamy ISWI/NASA
7 Welcome LAPAN Dr. Clara Yatini LAPAN
8 Welcome MAGDAS Mr. George Maeda ICSWSE, Kuyshu U. on behalf of Prof. K. Yumoto
9 Thanking LAPAN officials
10 Registration Material
11 Big School!
12 Lectures available online lapan.or.id/list_course.html
13 ISWI Lecturers Dr. T. Djamaluddin (Indonesia) Dr. H. Malasan (Indonesia) Dr. D. Herdiwijaja (Indonesia) Dr. N. Gopalswamy (USA) Dr. Hannah Schunker (Germany) Dr. A. Munoz Jaramilo (USA) Dr. M. A. Hidalgo (Spain) Dr. Y. Miyoshi (Japan) Dr. P. Makela (USA) Dr. T. Hada (Japan) Dr. M. Watanabe (Japan) Dr. E. Yizengaw (USA) Dr. T. Kikuchi (Japan) Dr. W. Suparta (Malaysia) Dr. M. Yamamoto (Japan) Dr. M. Francis (Australia) Dr. S. Wing (USA) Dr. K. Georgieva (Bulgaria) Dr. S. Gurubaran (India) Dr. T. Tsuda (Japan) Dr. Y. D. Park (Republic of Korea) Dr. D. Scherrer (USA) Dr. C. Amory Mauzadier (France) Dr. C. Monstein (Switzerland) Dr. K I. Oyama (Taiwan) Dr. G. Vekstein (UK) Dr. K. Kusano (Japan) 27 lecturers from 14 countries!
14 Lectures 0. Solar Variability & Consequences: Dr. Nat Gopalswamy 1. Solar Interior: From thermonuclear reactions to helioseismology: Dr. Hannah Schunker 2. Solar magnetism: solar dynamo, solar cycle: Dr. Andres Munoz Jarmillo 3. Solar magnetohydrodynamics: Dr. Kanya Kusano 4. Solar Atmosphere: Photosphere, Chromosphere, Corona 5. Coronal Heating and Plasma Processes: Dr. Grigory Vekstein 6. Solar eruptions: Coronal mass ejections, eruptive flares, confined flares: Dr. Nat Gopalswamy 7. Interplanetary CMEs and shocks: Dr. Miguel Angel Hidalgo 8. Solar Energetic Particles: Dr. Pertti Mäkelä 9. Space plasma physics: Dr. Tohru Hada 10. Physics of the Geospace: Dr. Takashi Kikuchi 11. Earth s currents and energy system: Dr. Ch. Amory Mazaudier 12. Magnetospheric Physics: Dr. Masakazu Watanabe 13. Magnetosphere Ionosphere coupling: Dr, Endawoke Izengaw 14. Solar wind Earth s magnetosphere coupling: Dr. Yoshizumi Miyoshi 15. Space weather and mitigation: Dr. Simon Wing 16. Measuring, modelling and forecasting Space Weather impacts on HF communications and trans ionospheric propagation: Dr. Matthew Francis
15 Lectures 17. Ionospheric Irregularities: Dr. Mamoru Yamamoto 18. Atmospheric Coupling processes I: Dr. S. Gurubaran 19. Atmospheric Coupling processes II: Dr. Toshitaka Tsuda 20. Upper and lower atmospheres in polar regions: Dr. Wayan Suparta 21. Earth quake ionosphere connection: Dr. K I. Oyama 22. Sun Climate Connection: Dr. Katya Georgieva 23. Ground based solar observations: Dr. Hakim L. Malasan 24. Space Weather Data Center for East Asia Region: Dr. Young deuk Park 25. The SID Monitor: Dr. Deborah Scherrer 26. Earth's Current and Energy System Dr. C. Amory Mazaudier 27. Space Weather/Space Science Activities in Indonesia Dr.T. Djamaluddin
16 Students China 1 Egypt 1 Japan 1 Indonesia 40 India 2 Malaysia 11 Pakistan 2 Philippines 8 Uganda 1 Vietnam 1 68 students from 10 countries Majority female!
17 Instrument Sessions Instrument sessions included MAGDAS, GPS Receivers, and CALLISTO presentations GPS receiver: presentation & Discussion by C. Amory Mauzadier CALLISTO: Presentation & Discussion by C. Monstein MAGDAS had an extended two day session. Details follow
18 Speaker Topic MAGDAS Sessions A. Yoshikawa Opening Remarks The Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) Program and the International Center for Space Weather Science and Education (ICSWSE) Sq and Equatorial Electrojet 3D Model M. Watanabe Problem solving G. Maeda The World's Largest Magnetometer Array H. Matsushita An Overview of Kyushu University and An Overview of the Space and Earth Electromagnetism (SEE) Laboratory N. Abdul Hamid MAGDAS at Sumatra: Latest Installation and Possible Scientific Study M. H. Jusoh Application of MAGDAS Data in Long Term Analysisof Possible Solar Seismicity Coupling C. Y. Yatini The History and Future of LAPAN's involvement in the MAGDAS project Q. Sugon Physics of motion of charges in EM fields for understanding MAGDAS and FMCW radar data M. G. Cardinal Equatorial MAGDAS data: Application in space weather studies JSPS Core to Core Program MAGDAS Data analysis, usage and request procedure Some exercises on data analysis and space weather
19 Speaker Topic MAGDAS Sessions. S. Abe Space weather, Inter university Upper atmosphere Global Observation NETwork (IUGONET) Project T. Uozumi Equatorial Electrojet Index: EE Index S. Ahadi Geomagnetic studies at BMKG S. C. Pranoto An Overview of MAGDAS Data Transfers And Data Processing in Indonesia M. Z. H. Makmud Universiti Malaysia Sabah: An Introduction M. H. Jusoh Application of MAGDAS Data in Long Term Analysis of Possible Solar Seismicity Coupling C.D. G. Bennett Ionogram Simulations A. M. Hasbi Space Science Research at the Institute of Space Science (ANGKASA), UKM Part II R. R. Violanda Description of Interplanetary Magnetic Field during Magnetic Storms using Hurst Coefficient M. K. K. Shariff Using ELF/VLF radio to measure D region weather conditions observed in Malaysia A. A. Sulaiman Investigation of the D Region Ionosphere Characteristics at Palmer Station Antartica using Tweek Atmospherics
20 MAGDAS Sessions. Speaker Topic S. Ismail MAGDAS and Space weather Programmes in Malaysia M. Zinampan MAGDAS data transmission in the Philippines M Commandante XUERC and MAGDAS Station IJD Mangampo Legazpi City, MAGDAS Station: Learning and Re learning A. R. Quebral Our MAGDAS station situation and other local issues
21 In the Classroom
22 Trip to Boscha Observatory
23 60 cm Telescope
24 Astronomer explaining solar evolution
25 Cultural visit: Visiting Saung Angklung Ujo
26 Social Events: School Reception
27 Teacher Workshop New addition to ISWI/SCOSTEP capacity building activity in the vicinity of the Space Science School Travel supported by SCOSTEP for workshop instructors (Debbie Scherrer and Dave Rodrigues for this workshop) Other expenses borne by the LOC of the Space Science School 35 teachers participated
28 Science Teacher Workshop
29 Other activities Aerobics in the morning At Taman Bunga Nusantara (Indonesian Flower Garden)
30 Thank You Thanks to the scientific committee for suggesting topics and lecturers Thanks to the Lecturers for the inspiring talks Thanks to the Sponsors: LAPAN, ISWI, MAGDAS, SCOSTEP, NASA, JSPS, ICSWSE, Kyoto University, Additional Sponsors: IPS/ Australia, KASI/Korea, Alcala/Spain
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