Deadlines
Student Abstract Submission: Friday, February 15
Decisions on Student Support will be offered by Friday, February 22
All other speaker and poster abstract submission: Friday, Mar 1
Hotel Room Block: Wednesday, March 13
Banquet Registration and payment: Wednesday, March 27
* Any banquet reservation not paid in full by Wednesday, March 27 will be canceled.
2019 Space Weather Workshop High Level Agenda Detailed agenda coming soon
Monday, April 1 0930-1130 US Air Force and US Federal Agency Collaboration (Invitation only) 1130-1300 Lunch 1300-1700 UN International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Discussion 1500-1630 Student Networking Session 1700-1900 Networking Session for Workshop Participants
Tuesday, April 2 0830 Workshop Opening Remarks 0845-0945 Operational Space Weather Services – Latest Developments 0945-1045 Poster Session and Break 1045-1215 Space Weather and ICAO: Meeting Needs for Global Aviation Services 1215-1400 Lunch and Space Weather Prediction Center Tour (1300-1500, must sign up) 1400-1515 Satellite Impacts and Anomaly Support 1515-1615 Poster Session and Break 1615-1730 Space Weather Support for the Arctic Region
Wednesday, April 3 0830-0845 Keynote: NASA Human Space Exploration 0845-1000 Panel: Space Weather Support for Human Expansion Across the Solar System 1000-1100 Poster Session and Break 1100-1215 Agency Vision on Implementation of Space Weather O2R2O 1215-1330 Lunch 1330-1445 Extreme Space Weather Benchmarks 1445-1545 Poster Session and Break 1545-1715 Panel: Space Weather Services for the Electric Power Grid 1800-2100 Banquet Dinner Guest Speaker: Dr. James Reilly, Director USGS
Thursday, April 4 0830-1000 International Coordination of Space Weather Research 1000-1100 Poster Session and Break 1100-1200 Advances in Ground and Space-based Observations 1200-1400 Lunch and Space Weather Prediction Center Tour (1300-1500, must sign up) 1400-1415 Keynote: NASA’s Parker Solar Probe – First Results 1415-1530 Research – Advances in Ground and Space-based Observations 1530-1630 Poster Session and Break 1630-1730 Advances in Space Weather Research and Modeling
Friday, April 5 0830-1000 Advances in Space Weather Research and Modeling: Solar Wind and CMEs 1000-1030 Break 1030-1200 Advances in Space Weather Research and Modeling: Magnetospheric Energetic Particles and Plasma 1145-1200 Solar Cycle 25 Predictions 1200 Workshop Closing Remarks
Embassy Suites Boulder April 1-5, 2019
The 2019 Space Weather Workshop conference will be held this Spring, April 1-5, 2019 at the Embassy Suites in Boulder, Colorado. This meeting will focus on the impacts of space weather and on recent scientific advances in specifying and predicting the conditions in the space environment. The conference program will highlight space weather impacts in several areas of the environment, including ionospheric disturbances, satellite drag, auroral currents, geomagnetic storms and their solar drivers, radiation belts, and solar energetic particles. We anticipate that representatives from industries impacted by space weather will attend, including those from electric power, commercial airlines, satellite operations, and navigation/communication.
Space Weather Workshop 2019 is co-sponsored by the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center, the NSF Division of Atmospheric and Geospace Sciences, and the NASA Heliophysics Division.
All IDs must be originals only -- no photocopies accepted.
Effective July 21, 2014, under the REAL ID Act of 2005, federal agencies can only accept a state-issued driver's license or identification card for access to federal facilities if issued by states that are REAL ID compliant or have an extension. You can find more information on the Department of Homeland Security web site.
Student Travel Support Fund sponsored by NOAA and NSF
Support will include: Conference registration, Welcome Networking Session and Banquet, shared lodging, a $100.00 (in total) towards meals, and transportation allowance of $64 to/from the Denver airport (airfare not included). Awardees will also be required to present a poster.
A Student-Only Networking Session will be held on Monday, April 1, in the Enchanted Mesa Board Room from 3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Please email the following information (as a single PDF) to Brian Jackson (bjackson@ucar.edu) by no later than February 15, 2019 to qualify for consideration:
1. Name
2. Institution and contact information
3. Academic level
4. Topic of research that will be presented as a poster (title and one paragraph abstract)
5. Academic advisor and contact information
6. Academic advisor endorsement letter
7. What area(s) of Space Weather are you most interested in?
Funding to be determined on a competitive basis. Selections will be made within one week of the submission deadline and awardees will be notified as soon as possible to make travel arrangements.