Programme of the Workshop

29 Sep. (TUE)
Session 2: Data Analyses of VarSITI and STE Events
Link to Abstract		Link to Presentation
	10:00-10:10	Scope of the Session	T. Watanabe*
2-1	10:10-10:30	ISEST Data Products and Campaign Study (Invited)	Jie Zhang*
2-2	10:30-10:50	Extreme space weather events as seen in the historical geomagnetic records of Colaba, India and their estimation of interplanetary conditions (Invited)	B. Veenadhari*, S Kumar, S Tulasiram, R Selvakumaran, S Mukherjee, R Singh, B D Kadam
2-3	10:50-11:05	Global solar activity in Cycle 24	K Shibasaki*
2-4	11:05-11:20	Geomagnetic storms of Cycle 24 and their solar sources	S Watari*, M Den, and Y Kubo
	11:20-11:30	Break
2-5	11:30-11:50	Overview of solar-terrestrial environment between March and September, 2015	S Abe*
2-6	11:50-12:05	The first super geomagnetic storm of solar cycle 24: “The St. Patrick day (17 March 2015)” event	C-C Wu*, K Liou, B Jackson, H-S Yu, L Hutting, R P Lepping, Simon Plunkett, R A Howard, and D Socker
2-7	12:05-12:20	Flux rope structures of the solar wind associated with two intense geomagnetic storms in 2015: the 17 March and the 22 June storms	K Marubashi*, K-S Cho, R-S Kim, S Kim, and S-H Park
	12:20-12:30	Group Photo at Entrance Lobby (GF)
	12:30-13:30	Lunch, Poster Viewing
2-8	13:30-13:45	Pileup accident hypothesis of magnetic storm on 2015 March 17	R Kataoka*, D Shiota, E Kilpua, and K Keika
2-9	13:45-14:05	Van Allen Probes Observation of prompt energization of electrons to ultra-relativistic energies during the 17 March 2015 IP shock (Invited)	S G Kanekal* and D. N. Baker
2-10	14:05-14:20	Recent geoeffective space weather events and technological system impacts	R J Redmon*, W F Denig, T M Loto'aniu, H J Singer, D C Wilkinson, D J Knipp, and L Kilcommons
2-11	14:20-14:35	Experiences of Forecasting the magnetic storms of march and June 2015 and analysis of the resulting ground effects in the UK	S J Reay *, L A Billingham, G S Kelly, and A W P Thomson
2-12	14:35-14:50	Upper atmosphere data in the polar region during the March 17-18 and June 22-24, 2015 geomagnetic storms	Y Tanaka*, A Kadokura, Y Ogawa, N Umemura, S Abe, Y Koyama, A Shinbori, M Yagi, S Ueno, and M Nose
	14:50-15:05	Break
2-13	15:05-15:20	Energetic particle precipitations impacts on the mesosphere observed by the PANSY radar	T Nishiyama*, T Nakamura, K Sato, M Tsutsumi, T Sato, K Nishimura, Y Tanaka, Y Tomikawa and M Kohma
2-14	15:20-15:35	Multi-instrumental study of the ionospheric response to the 2015 St. Patrick's Day storm	E Astafyeva, I Zakharenkova* , and M Förster
2-15	15:35-15:50	Dynamics of ionospheric convection associated with low latitude aurora in Hokkaido during the March 2015 storm	N Nishitani*, T Hori, R Kataoka, Y Ebihara, K Shiokawa, Y Otsuka, and H Suzuki
2-16	15:50-16:05	Low-latitude red aurora observed in Japan during the St. Patrick's Day 2015 Event	K Shiokawa* and Y Otsuka
2-17	16:05-16:20	Wide energy electron precipitations and their impact on the middle atmosphere associated with the pulsating aurora	Y Miyoshi*, S Oyama, S Saito, E Turunen, S Kurita, A Kero, P T Verronen, R Kataoka, Y Ebihara, C Kletzing, G Reeves, O Santolik, M Clilverd, C Rodger, and F Tsuchiya
	16:20-17:30	Short Presentations, Discussions
	18:00-20:00	Get-together Party (NICT)