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ISWAT - International Space Weather Action Teams 

 

 Join forces to advance space weather understanding and capabilities to alert and shield society!

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Latest News

  • INVITATION TO CONTRIBUTE TO A PAPER "ADVANCING OPEN SCIENCE IN HELIOPHYSICS MODELING"

    • Model developers are invited to contribute to a section dedicated to model development stories in a paper "Advancing Open Science in Modeling"
    • Additional contributions are invited to the section on importance of  observational data ready to be used for model input, model validation and data assimilation.
    • We also need references to and citations from national/international documents on different topics discussed in the paper, especially on open science policies and/or on the role of models to supplement citatons from US Decadal. 
    • Deadline: July 15, 2025
    • Click here for details
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  • COSPAR ISWAT 2025 Working Meeting

  • COSPAR Space Weather Roadmap 2022–2025 (status)

The COSPAR ISWAT Initiative

The COSPAR ISWAT initiative is a global hub for collaborations addressing challenges across the field of space weather.

S: Space weather origins at the Sun H: Heliosphere variability G: Coupled geospace system Impacts S1: Long-term solar variability S2: Ambient solar magnetic field, heating and spectral irradiance S3: Solar eruptions H1: Heliospheric magnetic field and solar wind H2: CME structure, evolution and propagation through heliosphere H3: Radiation environment in heliosphere H4: Space weather at other planets/planetary bodies G1: Geomagnetic environment G2a: Atmosphere variability G2b: Ionosphere variability G3: Near-Earth radiation and plasma environment Climate Electric power systems/GICs Satellite/debris drag Navigation/ Communications (Aero)space assets functions Human Exploration Overarching Activities: Assessment Data Assimilation Machine Learning Information Architecture & Data Utilization Education & Outreach

    Collaboration and exchange of ideas. The sum is worth more than its parts.

  • Space weather is a multi-disciplinary research area connecting scientists from across all domains requiring the whole global community to work together.

  • Action Teams work via self-guided topical collaborations on different aspects of space weather organized into ISWAT Clusters.

  • Clusters shown on the image above are clickable links to dedicated webpages that contain information about Cluster goals and links to entry pages of registered Action Teams.

  • ISWAT Clusters are enhancing our capabilities through shared resources forming partnerships to maximize return on investments to national and international space weather programs.

  • The ISWAT initiative provides a portal for state-of-the-art in space-weather science and modeling.

  • The ISWAT initiative provides an ideal opportunity for the next generations to take the lead and shine in the community.

  • The COSPAR ISWAT initiative is a channel for community inputs to our Living Global Space Weather Roadmap.

  To read more go to "About Us", "How We Work", and "Frequently Asked Questions".

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