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Presentations du meeting du 15 janvier (Observatoire de Paris)

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Living With a Star - Coordinated Data Analysis Workshop
5 - 9 March, 2007
Florida Tech, Melbourne (U.S.A.)
Heliosphere and Sun-Earth Connectedness * Global Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Response * Inner Magnetosphere and Ionosphere Response

Coronal Waves and Oscillations
29 - 30 March, 2007
Bern (Switzerland)
The aim of this workshop is to review the current status of the knowledge about wave and oscillatory phenomena in the solar corona, and to discuss the further development of MHD coronal seismology and the perspectives of low atmospheric seismology

Subsurface and Atmospheric Influences on Solar Activity
16 - 20 April, 2007
Sunspot, New Mexico (USA)
Flows around active regions: surface and below - Flux emergence and cancellation - Space weather and active regions: back to front - Morphology of active regions and filaments - Magnetic flux and magneto-acoustic waves - Influences on coronal complexity

Space Weather Workshop (formerly known as Space Weather Week)
24 - 27 April, 2007
Boulder, Colorado (USA)
This meeting will bring the customer, forecasting, and research communities together to focus on the impacts of space weather, forecasting techniques, and on recent scientific advances in specifying and predicting 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.

EFYRA-2, International Workshop on Flows, Boundaries, Interactions
3 - 5 May, 2007
Sinaia (Romania)
Generation and evolution of magnetic structures in solar atmosphere and Heliosphere - Transient phenomena - Flows and circulations - Boundaries and interfaces - Sun and Heliosphere in 3D - Solar stars - Dynamics of the Galaxy and related problems

Greenland IPY 2007 Space Science Symposium (GSSS 2007)
4 - 9 May, 2007
Kangerlussuaq (Greenland)
Transport in the Coupled Solar Wind - Geospace System seen from a High-Latitude Vantage Point symposium will strive to advance our understanding of the solar-terrestrial interaction by focusing on old and new observations, specifically from very high latitudes, and the related theory, modeling and numerical simulations.

IHY Conference 2007: Heliophysics: The Sun, the Heliosphere and the Earth
14 - 18 May, 2007
Bad Honnef (Germany)
This conference covers all physical aspects from the solar core, via the heliosphere to the local interstellar medium. A discussion of the basic structure of the system Sun-Heliosphere will be followed by studies of the magnetic field as the most important link between nearly all regions of this system. The dynamics of the system due to internal and external triggers, i.e. the solar activity and the variable galactic environment, will be investigated, as well as its significance for the related fields like stellar activity and life in the heliosphere. Especially, the influence of the integrated system Sun-Heliosphere on the Earth's environment will be analysed.

IHY: 2nd European General Assembly
18 - 22 June, 2007
Torino (Italy)
Develop the basic science of heliophysics through cross-disciplinary studies of universal processes * Foster international scientific cooperation in the study of heliophysical phenomena now and in the future * Communicate unique IHY results to the scientific community and the general public.

SOHO 19/GONG 2007 Seismology of Magnetic Activity
9 - 13 July, 2007
Monash University, Melbourne (Australia)
Local Helioseismology of Active Regions - Role of Magnetic Fields - Atmospheric Waves Coupled to p-modes - Observation and Interpretation (new instruments; interpretation of data from strong field regions) - Non-linear and Non-adiabatic Aspects of Atmospheric Oscillations - Seismology excited by flares - Numerical Simulation of Oscillations and Comparison with Observations .

AOGS 2007
30 July - 4 August, 2007
Queen Sirikit national convention center, Bangkok
Atmospheric Science (AS) - Hydrological Science (HS) - Interdisciplinary Working Groups (IWG) - Ocean Science (OS) - Planetary Science (PS) - Solar Terrestrial (ST) - Solid Earth (SE)

Announcing First Results from Hinode
20 - 24 August, 2007
Trinity College, Dublin (Ireland)
Hinode was launched in September 2006 and nearly a year on in Dublin we will have a meeting to discuss the first results!

SOHO-20: Solar transients as seen by SOHO, STEREO and Solar-B
27 - 31 August, 2007
Ghent (Belgium)
Possible sessions: Flares and CMEs - Small transients - Other transients - Forecasting transients (Solar Weather) - Transients across the cycle - Solar minimum again

LWS Workshop
10 - 13 September, 2007
HAO, Boulder (USA)
With Hinode returning spectacular data, STEREO in transit to its stations, and the launch of the Solar Dynamics Observatory impending, the focus of this workshop will naturally be on new and expected results from solar and inner-heliospheric instrumentation.

5th Solar Polarization Workshop
17 - 21 September, 2007
Ascona (Switzerland)
Second Solar Spectrum * Polarization physics in magnetized media * Nature of solar magnetic fields as revealed by polarimetry * Polarized radiative transfer: numerical and analytical methods * Molecular polarimetry * Coronal radio and infrared polarimetry * Polarimetric instrumentation for ground-based and space observatories * Stellar polarimetry and magnetic fields

STAMMS2
24 - 28 September, 2007
Orleans (France)
Spatio-Temporal Analysis and Multipoint Measurements in Space 2: The main objective of the Conference-Workshop is to review the results of the Cluster and Double Star project, paying special attention to those results that have improved our understanding of fundamental questions in solar-terrestrial and magnetospheric physics...

Last update: February 8th 2007.
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