Proceedings of the 8th Asia-Oceania Space Weather Alliance Workshop
AOSWA 2025, 10-12 November 2025, Haikou, China
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Beschreibung
This book includes peer reviewed articles from the 8th Asia-Oceania Space Weather Alliance Workshop (AOSWA 2025) held on 10–12 November at Haikou in China. It presents recent advances in space weather across the Asia-Oceania region, and covers a wide range of topics, including thermosphere, ionosphere, and magnetosphere dynamics and interactions; monitoring and simulation of solar activity and space radiation; space weather observations and collaborations between AOSWA, IMCP, and other communities; space weather awareness and public Outreach; AI and new techniques of space weather forecasting; space weather impact and mitigation; and general topics on space weather. Additionally, this book addresses the operational aspect of space weather forecasting. It serves as a valuable resource not only for researchers and scientists in the field, but also for service providers and end-users whose technologies are affected by space weather, such as those in aviation, power grids, under sea gas lines, precise positioning, and autonomous navigation.
This book includes peer reviewed articles from the 8th Asia-Oceania Space Weather Alliance Workshop (AOSWA 2025) held on 10–12 November at Haikou in China. It presents recent advances in space weather across the Asia-Oceania region, and covers a wide range of topics, including thermosphere, ionosphere, and magnetosphere dynamics and interactions; monitoring and simulation of solar activity and space radiation; space weather observations and collaborations between AOSWA, IMCP, and other communities; space weather awareness and public Outreach; AI and new techniques of space weather forecasting; space weather impact and mitigation; and general topics on space weather. Additionally, this book addresses the operational aspect of space weather forecasting. It serves as a valuable resource not only for researchers and scientists in the field, but also for service providers and end-users whose technologies are affected by space weather, such as those in aviation, power grids, under sea gas lines, precise positioning, and autonomous navigation.
Includes peer reviewed articles from AOSWA 2025 held on 10–12 November at Haikou in China Presents recent advances in space weather across the Asia-Oceania region Addresses the operational aspect of space weather forecasting
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Pornchai Supnithi
Themen in »Proceedings of the 8th Asia-Oceania Space Weather Alliance Workshop«
Space Radiation Solar Activity Ionosphere Magnetosphere Thermosphere Geomagnetic Storms Artificial Intelligence (AI) International Meridian Circle Program (IMCP) Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs) Space Weather awareness