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1 2 J. LILENSTEN , A. GLOVER , A.

HILGERS, A. BELEHAKI, Lj. R.

CANDER, B. ZOLESI, M. RYCROFT, AND F.

LEFEUVRE 1 Chair of ESWW2, editor 2 co-Chair of ESWW2 This book presents Space Weather review papers given as invited presentations at the Second European Space Weather week which was held at the European Space Agency's ESTEC site in Noordwijk, The Netherlands, from 14th to 19th November, 2005. As the meeting itself, it is divided into 5 chapters, each representing one of the "Science to Applications" sessions on a particular theme.

These themes are: Session 1 : The solar weather/solar activity forecast and predictions (including propagation of transient features in the solar wind) Session 2 : Atmospheres (weather and climate, also including thermosphere and drag), global change Session 3 : Ionosphere/positioning and telecommunication Session 4 : Radiation environment of the Earth/spacecraft and aircraft environment Session 5 : Magnetic environment/GIC's and other ground effects Each chapter is divided into an introduction written by the convener of the corresponding session, and the papers written by the invited speakers.

Many of the poster contributions, including applications focussed papers, have been published elsewhere and the presentation material can be found via the ESWW2 website: http://www. esa-spaceweather. net/spweather/workshops/eswwII/ esww2-proceedings. html. The ESWW2 was the second in a series of annual workshops that are the result of much patient work that started about ten years ago involving many European entities.

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ISBN: 9789048173716
Publication date:
Author: Jean Lilensten
Publisher: Springer an imprint of Springer Netherlands
Format: Paperback
Pagination: 332 pages
Series: Astrophysics and Space Science Library
Genres: Astronomy, space and time
Medical physics
Meteorology and climatology
The environment
Earth sciences

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