List of Talks

 • Keynote Speakers

  - Monday 16 - 10:30-11:15: Juan Roederer (University of Alaska Fairbanks and University of Colorado), 60 Years of Radiation Belt Physics

  - Tuesday 17 - 9:00-9:45: William Matthaeus (University of Delaware), How do weakly collisional plasmas dissipate?

  - Thursday 19 - 14:15-15:00: Stephen White (Air Force Research Laboratory, USA), Solar science with the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array

 • Session 1. Solar Physics. Monday 16 - 11:15-12:30 / 14:00-16:00

  Conveners: Cristina Mandrini, Jean Pierre Raulin, Santiago Vargas

  Invited talks

  - Ward Manchester (University of Michigan), State-of-the-art Simulation of the Solar Wind and CMEs

  - Paulo Simoes (University of Glasgow), Chromospheric flares: recent observations and modelling

  - Enrico Landi (University of Michigan), Diagnostics of solar and heliospheric phenomena in the Solar Orbiter and Parker Solar Probe era

  Oral contributions

  - M. Cesere, Moreton waves: numerical simulations and their comparison with observations

  - M. V. Sieyra, Do sunspots bubble?

  - D. B. Berdichevsky, A thermodynamics interpretation of electron and temperature description in the Sun's corona

  - F. A. Nuevo, Three dimensional reconstruction and temporal evolution of plasma parameters along AR loops

  - J. F. Valle Silva, Spectral Signature of Solar Active Regions in Submilimeter Wavelengths

  - A. Valio, Polarised millimeter observations of solar flares

  - M. Rojas-Quesada, A Comparative Study of Oscillations of a Sunspot and a Filament and the Associated Dynamic Evolution of Filament

 • Session 2. Solar Wind. Monday 16 - 16:30-18:45

  Conveners: Allison Dal Lago, Ernesto Aguilar-Rodriguez, Hebe Cremades

  Invited talks

  - Mario Bisi (Rutherford Appleton Lab)

  - Teresa Nieves Chinchilla (NASA GSFC), Modeling Heliospheric Flux-ropes

  Oral contributions

  - N. P. Janitzek, Kinetic Properties of Solar Wind Heavy Ions measured with SOHO/CELIAS/CTOF and ACE/SWICS

  - S. Dasso, Interplanetary flux ropes: importance and limitations to determine its orientation from in situ observations

  - E. Sanchez-Garcia, Geoeffectiveness generated by the geometry of the stream interface associated to the SIRs

  - J. Mejia-Ambriz, Study of small-scale solar wind irregularities in the inner heliosphere from interplanetary scintillation

  - B. Schmieder, Geoeffective events through the solar cycles

 • Session 3. Planetary Magnetospheres. Tuesday 17 - 11:15-12:30 / 14:00-15:15

  Conveners: Walter Gonzalez, Xochitl Blanco, Cesar Bertucci

  Invited talks

  - Frances Bagenal (University of Colorado), NASA's Juno Mission to Jupiter: What is Inside the Giant Planet?

  - Ramon Lopez (University of Texas at Arlington), The Bow Shock and External Chapman-Ferraro Current Systems

  Oral contributions

  - N. Romanova, Global ULF Response to the Sudden Changes of the Electric Field and Pressure in the Solar Wind

  - C. Villareal, Probing radio emission in exoplanets

  - C. Bertucci, The Solar Wind interaction with Titan

  - D. Gomez, Numerical modelling of collisionless perpendicular shocks

  - C. A. Gonzalez, Plasma turbulence at sub-proton scales: Two-fluid and full-kinetic plasma description

 • Session 4. Cosmic Rays. Tuesday 17 - 15:15-16:00 / 16:45-18:45

  Conveners: Hernan Asorey, Jose Valdes-Galicia, Carlos Navia

  Invited talks

  - J. J. Masias-Meza (IAFE/UBA-CONICET), Determination of spatial diffusion coefficients of Galactic Cosmic Rays in the inner heliosphere

  - D. Ruffolo (Mahidol University), Anisotropy of Cosmic Rays during the Forbush Decrease Starting 2013 April 13

  Oral contributions

  - A. M. Gulisano, Antarctic node of the Latin American Giant Observatory for cosmic rays observations

  - J. F. Valdes-Galicia, Simultaneous observation of solar neutrons at the International Space Station and high mountain Observatories in association with a flare on july 8, 2014

  - L.X. Gonzalez, Detection efficiency of the Solar Neutron Telescopes installed at high altitudes in Japan, China, Bolivia and Mexico

  - I. Sidelnik, Neutron detection capabilities of Water Cherenkov Detectors

  - D. Cazar, Development of a water cherenkov detector for the LAGO Collaboration

  - H. Asorey, Cosmic Rays and inner structure Colombian Volcanoes

  - J. P. Raulin, Effects of solar flares and solar energetic particle events on the atmospheric electric field

  - M. Suarez-Duran, Assessing the Geomagnetic Field contribution during three Forbush Decreases: May 2005, December 2006 and September 2017 at the Pierre Auger Observatory

 • Session 5. Ionosphere and the Upper Atmosphere. Thursday 19 - 9:00-10:30 / 11:00-12:30 / 15:00-15:15

  Conveners: Marco Milla, Maria Sergeeva, Inez Batista

  Invited talks

  - Maksim Klimenko (Russian Academy of Sciences), Russia Upper atmosphere response to 2015 St. Patrick geomagnetic storm

  - Fabiano Rodrigues (University of Texas at Dallas), Radar imaging equatorial spread F events

  - Carlos Martinis (Boston University), Ionospheric studies using the Boston University network of all-sky imagers from equatorial to sub-auroral latitudes

  Oral contributions

  - D. Janches,The Southern Argentina Agile Meteor Radar (SAAMER): 6 years survey of the meteoroid environment

  - S. Chakrabarty, The LITES Experiment aboard the ISS: Remote Sensing of the Upper Atmosphere and the Ionosphere in the Extreme and Far Ultraviolet

  - M. Sergeeva, Peculiarities of TEC distribution over the American sector in both hemispheres

  - D. H. W. Peters, Towards the long-term variability of the mesosphere using low frequency radio waves observation over latest 5 solar cycles

  - F. Azpilicueta, A global study of ionosheric winter anomaly rate of occurrence using GPS-TEC from the last two solar cycles

  - E. Pacheco, TEC measurements over the Peruvian sector using Low Earth Orbit satellite beacons and software-defined radio receivers for ionospheric studies

  - A. Pacini, Impacts of the next southern Total Solar Eclipses (2019 and 2020) on the conjugate point: coordinated scientific efforts

  - M. Milla, F-region incoherent scatter medium power radar observations at the Jicamarca radio observatory

  - I. Paulino, Semimonthly oscillations observed in the start time of equatorial spread-F

 • Session 6. Plasma Physics and Nonlinear Processes in Space Geophysics. Friday 20 - 9:00-10:30 / 11:15-12:00

  Conveners: Abraham Chian, Alejandro Valdivia, Daniel Gomez

  Invited talks

  - Rodrigo Miranda (University of Brasilia), Multifractal analysis of interplanetary and ionospheric turbulence

  - David Ruffolo (Mahidol University), Field Line Random Walk and Energetic Particle Transport in Magnetic Turbulence

  - Fouad Sahraoui (Ecole Polytechnique, France), Compressible MHD and kinetic scale turbulence in the terrestrial magnetosheath: recent results from the Cluster and Themis spacecraft

  Oral contributions

  - J. A. Valdivia, The universality of the thermally induced electromagnetic fluctuations in quasi-stable plasmas

  - P. S. Moya, How collisionless are solar wind electrons? The role of non-thermal skewed anisotropic kappa distributions

  - N. Andres, Interplay between Alfven and magnetosonic waves in compressible magnetohydrodynamics turbulence

  - P. Muralikrishna, A new compact and low cost Langmuir Probe and associated onboard data handling system for CubeSat

  - J. J. Gonzalez-Aviles, Development of a Magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) model in Non-Local Thermodynamic Equilibrium (NLTE) to study the upper solar atmosphere

 • Session 7. Space Weather. Friday 20 - 14:00-16:00 / 16:30-17:45

  Conveners: Joaquim Rezende Costa, Sergio Dasso, Americo Gonzalez-Esparza

  Invited talks

  - Yaireska Collado-Vega (NASA), Space Weather and the Community Coordinated Modeling Center

  - Larisa Trichtchenko (NRCAN-RNCAN), Influence of geophysical parameters on the geomagnetically induced currents in power grids and pipelines

  - Clezio De Nardini (INPE), Review on Space Weather in Latin America

  Oral contributions

  - Gonzalez-Esparza, Mexican Space Weather Service (SCiESMEX)

  - V. Lanabere, Operative products offered by LAMP (Laboratorio Argentino de Meteorologia del esPacio) in Argentina

  - J. P. Raulin, Space Weather Research Activities performed at CRAAM, Sao Paulo, Brazil

  - M. G. Molina, Space Weather observations at Tucuman Low Latitude Observatory for Upper Atmosphere

  - B. Mendoza, Solar activity cloudiness effect on NH warming for 1980-2095

  - F. L. Poblet, The Semiannual Variation in the Van-Allen probes data

  - P. F. Barbosa Neto, First steps for deriving DIX Maps over South America

  - G. Yang, The International Space Weather Meridian Circle Program and The development of China-Brazil Joint Laboratory for Space Weather

   The above list corresponds only to contributions in oral format. All other contributions have been accepted in poster format. A PDF file with the list of poster presentations separated by session is available here. Available poster boards can hold posters of maximum width 1 m and maximum height 1.2 m.