Tuesday, April 13
8:00 Registration
8:30 - 9:50 Recent NOAA and Solar Activity Update - Barbara Poppe, Session Chair, NOAA Space Environment Center
8:30 Welcome
8:35 Space Weather: Research to Operations to Action - Brig. Gen. David L. Johnson, USAF (Ret.), NOAA Assistant Administrator for Weather Services
9:00 Space Environment Center Status - Ernie Hildner, NOAA Space Environment Center
9:20 The Halloween Storms - Bill Murtagh, NOAA Space Environment Center
9:50 Break
10:20 - 12:00 Communication Impacts - Larry Combs, Session Chair, NOAA Space Environment Center
10:20 "Space Weather - Operational & Business Impacts" Airline Workshop, February 2004 - Captain Bryn Jones, SolarMetrics Limited
10:40 HF Communications and Airline Support - Jerome Wiles, ARINC
11:00 ITS HF Propagation Software - Gregory Hand, Institute for Telecommunications Sciences
11:20 The Role of the Amateur Radio Community (HAMs) - Paul Crips, KI7TS, Carey Junior High School, Cheyenne, Wyoming
11:40 "Around the World in 80 Hours": SolarMetrics Studies Cosmic Radiation and Space Weather for Virgin Atlantic GlobalFlyer Non-stop Circumnavigation World Record Attempt - Mike Smith, SolarMetrics Ltd.
11:50 SEC Web Site's 10th Anniversary - Vi Raben, NOAA Space Environment Center
12:00 - 1:00 Lunch
1:00 - 3:00 Poster Session
3:00 - 5:00 Satellite Navigation Impacts - Joe Kunches, Session Chair, NOAA Space Environment Center
3:00 Dynamic Redistribution of Earth's Ionosphere during Major Geomagnetic Storms - John Foster, MIT Haystack Observatory
3:20 Engineering the USCG Differential GPS System for Sub-meter Performance - Allen Cleveland, U.S. Coast Guard
3:40 Space Weather Effects on WAAS: A Performance and Status Report - Pat Doherty, Boston College, Institute for Scientific Research
4:00 Space Weather Effects due to Storm Enhanced Density - Anthea Coster, MIT Haystack Observatory
4:20 US-TEC: A New SEC Product for Ionospheric Total Electron Content - Tim Fuller-Rowell, University of Colorado CIRES and NOAA Space Environment Center
4:40 Spacecraft Anomaly Assessment - Joe E. Mazur, The Aerospace Corporation
Wednesday, April 14
8:30 - 12:00 Spacecraft Impacts and Anomaly Assessment - Steven Quigley, Session Chair, Air Force Research Laboratory
8:30 Impacts of Space Weather on Spacecraft - Dan Baker, University Colorado, Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics
8:50 Evaluation of Plasma Hazard Environments for the International Space Station - Joseph I. Minow, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center
9:10 JAXA's Efforts in Assessing Spacecraft Anomalies - Tateo Goka, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
9:30 Spacecraft Anomaly Assessment Activities at ESA - Alain Hilgers, European Space Research and Technology Centre, European Space Agency
9:50 Break
10:20 October/November 2003's Space Weather and Operations Lessons Learned - Lou Barbieri, NASA GSFC Space Science Mission Operations Project (Boeing)
10:40 Hazards of Spacecraft Charging - David Cooke, Air Force Research Laboratory
11:00 Towards SEP Predictions with the Space Weather Modeling Framework - Tamas Gombosi, Center for Space Environment Modeling, University of Michigan
11:20 A Data Assimilation Approach to Solving the Coupled Ring Current - Belt System -Reiner Friedel, Los Alamos National Laboratory
12:00-1:00 Lunch
1:00-3:00 Poster Session
1:00 - 2:00 Splinter Session on GAIM Activities (Grand Ballroom)
2:00 - 3:00 VIP Briefing (Boulder Creek Living Room)
3:00-5:00 Space Weather Agency Activities - LCDR Mike Weaver, Session Chair, NOAA Space Environment Center
3:00 SEC as Part of the National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP) - Louis Uccellini, Director, National Centers for Environmental Prediction
3:20 DoD Space Weather Support: Air Force Weather's Commitment, Capability, and Way Ahead - Brig. Gen. Thomas Stickford, Air Force Director of Weather
3:40 National Security Space Architect - Charles "Chuck" Lapinski, Office of the National Security Space Architect
4:00 Air Force Space Command Space Weather for the Warfighter - Col. Henry Baird, Air Force Space Command, Vice Director of Requirements
4:20 Naval Space Science and Technology Programs for Mitigation of Space Weather Effects on Naval Systems - Robert McCoy, Office of Naval Research
4:40 The National Space Weather Program: An NSF Perspective - Richard Behnke, National Science Foundation
4:50 NASA - Dick Fisher, NASA's Office of Space Science, Director of Sun-Earth Connection Program
6:00-8:30 Reception at the DSRC NOAA Building
7:00 Nitescapes 3-D: Aurora Show - Bryan White, Nitescapes 3-D, LLC
Thursday, April 15
8:30-11:10 Geomagnetic Activity - Capt. Kelly Doser, Session Chair, NOAA Space Environment Center
8:30 Limitations of Geomagnetic Indices and New Trends in Specifying Geomagnetic Activity - Chris Balch, NOAA Space Environment Center
8:50 Estimations of Geomagnetically Induced Currents Using Geomagnetic Indices and Data - Larisa Trichtchenko, Geomagnetic Laboratory, National Resources Canada
9:10 Ground Level Assimilative Model (GLAM) for Geomagnetic Storm Conditions: A System for Nowcasting and Forensic Analysis of Geomagnetic Storms and their Impacts on Electric Power Grids - John Kappenman, Metatech Corp.
9:30 Ionospheric Drivers of GIC During the October 2003 Geomagnetic Superstorm and Insights into the Establishment of a Novel Indicator for GIC Activity - Antti Pulkkinen, Finish Meteorological Institute
10:00 Break
10:30 Real-time AMIE Operation, Validation, and Plans for the Future - Aaron Ridley, University Michigan, Center for Space Environment Modeling
10:50 Geospace Environment Data Analysis System - Yohsuke Kamide, STEL, University of Nagoya
11:10-12:00 Data and Models for the Future - Rodney Viereck, Session Chair, NOAA Space Environment Center
11:10 Research, Observations, and Modeling at NOAA SEC: Supporting Space Weather Operations - Howard J. Singer, NOAA Space Environment Center
11:30 Verification and Its Position in New Product Development - Kent A. Doggett, NOAA Space Environment Center
12:00-1:00 Lunch
1:00-3:00 Poster Session
1:00 - 2:00 Splinter Session on Geomagnetic Indices (Grand Ballroom)
3:00-5:00 Data and Models for the Future - Rodney Viereck, Session Chair, NOAA Space Environment Center
3:00 HQ Air Force Weather Agency, the Department of Defense Space Weather Source - Capt. Herb Keyser, Air Force Weather Agency
3:20 Operational Space Weather Product Development at the Joint SMC-AFRL Rapid Prototyping Center (RPC) - Steven Quigley, Air Force Research Laboratory
3:40 The Space Weather Analysis - Eric Kihn, NOAA National Geophysical Data Center
4:00 Upcoming Advances In Solar Imaging For Space Weather Forecasting - Keith Strong, Space Sciences Office, Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Center
4:20 Solar Physics Data Systems: Current and Future Data Extraction and Analysis Tools - Alisdair Davey, Southwest Research Institute
4:40 Physics to Forecasting: The Sun in the Next Decade - Steve Hill, NOAA Space Environment Center
6:00-9:00 Vendor Dinner and Meeting (Boulder Creek Living Room)
Friday, April 16
8:30-12:00 Data and Models for the Future - Terry Onsager, Session Chair, NOAA Space Environment Center
8:30 GEOSTORMS: Preparing for Continuous Solar Wind Observations - Pat Mulligan, NOAA National Environmental Satellite and Data and Information Service
8:50 Understanding Magnetic Eruptions on the Sun and their Interplanetary Consequences: Status of our MURI Funded Project - George Fisher, University of California, Berkeley, Space Science Laboratory
9:10 Towards Physics-Based Operational Space Weather Forecast Models: CISM Progress and Plans - W. Jeffrey Hughes, Department of Astronomy, Boston University
9:30 Space Weather Modeling at the Community Coordinated Modeling Center - Michael Hesse, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
9:50 Global Assimilation of Ionospheric Measurements: USU GAIM - Bob Schunk, Center for Atmospheric and Space Sciences, Utah State University
10:10 Break
10:40 Entering the Era of Global Ionospheric Data Assimilation: USC/JPL GAIM - Brian Wilson, University of Southern California, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
11:00 Development of an Operational Ionospheric Forecast System - Kent Tobiska, Space Environment Technologies
11:20 Comprehensive Solar-Terrestrial Environment Model for Space Weather Predictions: Progress of the Space Weather MURI Project - Aaron Ridley, on behalf of the Michigan MURI Consortium
11:40 "Lower Space Weather": Electrical and Turbulence Impacts of Convective Storms on the Overlying Stratosphere and Mesosphere - Walt Lyons, FMA Research Inc.
12:00 Conference ends