21st Conference on Space Weather

Call for Papers

Papers for The 21st Conference on Space Weather are being solicited on the following:

• Connections between space weather and terrestrial weather (Coupling between the Lower and Upper Atmosphere and Ionosphere)
• Cycle 25: How’s It Going? Predictions for Solar Max and the Remainder of the Cycle
• E Pluribus Unum: Synergistic Approaches That Realize the Full Promise of Space Weather Next
• Space Weather and Human Exploration of Space: to the Moon, Mars, and Beyond
• Space Weather Service Developments for the Aviation Community
• Progress and Challenges in Transitioning Space Weather Research to Operations and Applications
• Agency and National Efforts in Space Weather: Priorities and Opportunities
• Machine Learning Techniques, Datasets, Needs and Priorities for Space Weather
• The importance of ground-based data for space weather: sensors, products, and data streams
• DRIVE Science Centers and Space Weather Centers of Excellence
• Engaging Your Community for the 2023 and 2024 Solar Eclipses
• Space Weather from Multiple Viewpoints: Where Are We and Where Should We Go?
• Space Weather Advisory Group User Needs Survey: Preliminary Results
• Space Weather Enterprise Coordination and Community Building
• Heliophysics and space weather enterprise data access and modernization
• New Instruments, Platforms and Initiatives for Space Weather
• Space Weather Drivers: Advances in Space Weather Research and Modeling
• Space Weather Impacts to Satellite Operations in Low Earth Orbit
• Transforming the National Space Weather Enterprise
• Space-Based Observing System Architectures for Operational Space Weather Forecasting and Nowcasting

Conference Contacts

For additional information, please contact the program chairs:  Alec Engell ([email protected]) and
Jennifer Meehan ([email protected])