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• Final Program
  • Wednesday, June 13, 2001
    • SESSION I: SOLAR-TERRESTRIAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS
    • SESSION II: ISCS RESEARCH ACTIVITIES
    • SESSION III: IRRADIANCE I: MEASUREMENTS
  • Thursday, June 14, 2001
    • SESSION IV: IRRADIANCE II: MODELING
    • SESSION V: SOLAR ENERGETIC PARTICLES and CMEs
  • Friday, June 15, 2001
    • SESSION VI: PHYSICAL INTERPRETATION OF SOLAR VARIABILITY I: INSIDE THE SUN
    • SESSION VII: PHYSICAL INTERPRETATION OF SOLAR VARIABILITY II: SOLAR ATMOSPHERE
    • SESSION VIII: SUN-EARTH CONNECTIONS I:
  • Saturday, June 16, 2001
    • SESSION IX: SUN-EARTH CONNECTIONS II:
    • SESSION X: SUMMARY SESSION
• Conference Related Publications
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• Invited Talks - Abstracts
  • SESSION I: SOLAR-TERRESTRIAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS:
  • SESSION II: ISCS RESEARCH ACTIVITIES:
  • SESSION III: IRRADIANCE I: MEASUREMENTS
  • SESSION IV: IRRADIANCE II: MODELING
  • SESSION V: SOLAR ENERGETIC PARTICLES and CMEs
  • SESSION VI: PHYSICAL INTERPRETATION OF SOLAR VARIABILITY I: INSIDE THE SUN
  • SESSION VII: PHYSICAL INTERPRETATION OF SOLAR VARIABILITY II: SOLAR ATMOSPHERE
  • SESSION VIII: SUN-EARTH CONNECTIONS I:
  • SESSION IX: SUN-EARTH CONNECTIONS II:
  • SESSION X: SUMMARY
• Contributed Posters - Abstracts
  • Session II
    • II: Spectral/time characteristics of radio precursors of solar flares
    • II/III/IV/V: The Coherent Large-Scale Clusters On The Solar Surface
    • II/VII: Latitudinal and temporal distribution of the solar photospheric magnetic flux periodicities during 1975 - 200 years
  • Session III
    • III: Global asymmetry of the Sun observed in the extreme ultraviolet radiation
    • III: Solar Total and X-ray irradiance variations
    • III: Center-to-limb-variation of Facular Contrast, Derived from Hawaii RISE/PSPT Full Disk Images
    • III: Absolute Radiometric Measurements in Space, ARMS
    • III: Study of Solar and Spectral Irradiance Variations via MDI and VIRGO on SOHO
    • III: Photospheric Energy Budgets
    • III: PREMOS - a satellite experiment to monitor the solar irradiance at selected wavelength
    • III/VI: Non Periodic Variations of the Solar Diameter
    • III/VI: The New Instrument for Solar Diameter Measurements at Rio de Janeiro
    • III/IX: Short-term and long-term variability of solar ultraviolet Irradiances in recent years: Association with ionospheric parameters and stratospheric ozone
    • III/IV: Is F10.7 a Good Proxy for Solar EUV Flux?
    • III/IV: Calcium II Monitoring Program at the National Solar Observatory
    • III/I: The EOS Solar Radiation and Climate Experiment (SORCE) Mission
    • III/I: Solar Extreme Ultraviolet Measurements from the NASA TIMED Satellite
    • III: Operational solar irradiance and E10.7 forecasts from SOLAR2000
    • III: Draft ISO solar irradiance standard WD 21348
    • III/IV/VI: High Resolution Solar Spectral Variability Near Mg II Measured by HRTS
    • III/IV: Study of Solar Irradiance Variability Using PSPT Observations Ground-based Study of Solar Irradiance Variability Using the RISE/PSPT
    • III/VIII: The Total Irradiance Monitor for Future Solar Measurements
    • III/VII: Solar Continuum and Magnetic Field Observations by the MDI Instrument
    • III/V: Scrutinizing five years of the EUV Sun
    • III: Monitoring Solar Activity From SWAN/SOHO Lyman Alpha Interplanetary Background Images
  • Session IV
    • IV: Dependence of contrast/area function on the sunspot area databases
    • IV: Improved Modeling of the Solar FUV Irradiance Using the Mg II C/W Index
    • IV: Solar Irradiance and Magnetic Field Variations from Solar Cycles 21 to 23
    • IV: Variations in Solar EUV Flux as Measured by SOHO/ CELIAS/ SEM
    • IV: Solar Irradiance Variability at Short and Long Wavelengths
    • IV/VI/VII: Variability of Chromospheric Features and Implications on UV Irradiance Variability
    • IV/VI/VII: Variability of CaII K Emission Flux Over the Solar Cycle
    • IV: Effective Sunspot Temperatures from Solar Light Curves: a Starspot Modeling Approach to the Sun
    • IV/VIII: Irradiance and solar Radius variations
    • IV/VI: Intensity Distribution of Small Magnetic Features from Minimum to Maximum
    • IV/VII: Temporal variability of YOHKOH SXT X-ray spectral irradiance
    • IV/VII: Active region associated 5303 A emission
    • IV/VI: Effective Sunspot Temperatures Derived from VIRGO Data: Applying a Starspot Modeling Approach to the Sun
    • IV/VII: Heliospheric Magnetic Field Modulation in the Last Centuries: Validation from Measurements of the Cosmogenic Ti-44 in Meteorites
  • Session V
    • V: The April 15 and 18, 2001 Solar Energetic Particle Events recorded by the LION instrument on SOHO, and associated Ground Level Events recorded at medium latitudes
    • V: Temporal evolution of 1.68 y periodicity in cosmic rays
    • V: Nonstationary electrojets in the solar corona
    • V: Coronal/Interplanetary Disturbances Relating to Strong Solar Proton Events
    • V: Acceleration of Coronal Mass Ejections and Association with Surface Activity
    • V: Effective space weather forecasts/warnings with observations of active-region evolution
    • V: Solar Synoptic Charts for Solar Cycle Studies
    • V: Physical conditions of prominences before/during eruption
    • V: Neutral Atom Diffusion in a Partially Ionized Prominence Plasma
    • V: Successive CMEs and Transient Flow Systems
    • V: Predicting Proton Storms from Solar Flare X-rays
    • V: Cosmic Rays and Space Weather, 1. On-line Search of the Start of Great Flare Energetic Particle Events
    • V: Cosmic Rays and Space Weather, 2. On-line Determination of Flare Energetic Particle Spectrum
    • V: Title: Cosmic Rays and Space Weather, 3. Automatically Determination of Diffusion Coefficient in the Interplanetary Space and Energy Spectrum in Source
    • V: Cosmic Rays and Space Weather, 4. Cosmic Ray Using for Forecasting of Major Geomagnetic Storms Accompanied by Forbush-Effects
    • V: Variability of Galactic Cosmic Radiation Impacting the Earth: 1600-2000
    • V: Solar Variability as Deduced from 400 Years of Large Fluence Solar Proton events
    • V/VII: On the possible association of CME to spikes observed at submm-waves
    • V/VIII: Solar Cycle Studies of Sudden Ionospheric Disturbances
    • V/IX: Forecasting geomagnetic storm with the feature of interplanetary energetic particles
  • Session VI
    • VI/VII: PSPT measurement of the supergranular intensity contrast
    • VI: The Sun-Earth Connection Event during July 14-16, 2000: from the Sun to the Earth
    • VI: Flare Index of Ascending Branch of Cycle 23
    • VI: Variability of the total solar irradiance as a new index of the cyclicity of the solar activity
    • VI: Reversals of the solar global magnetic field
    • VI: Analytical Expressions of Basic physical parameters of N. dimensional isothermal symmetrical polytrops
    • VI: The possible model of energy sources of the solar activity cycles of 11-years and quasi-biannual periodicity
    • VI: Solar variability as it is seen in helioseismology and biomedicine
    • VI/VII: Variability of the solar magnetic field, neutrino flux, diameter and solar activity indexes
    • VI/VII: Large-Scale Magnetic Field Evolution in Different Time Scales
    • VI/VII: The variability of the solar polar magnetic fields
    • VI/VII: Streamers structure and solar magnetic field
    • VI: Acoustic oscillations, their origin and power variation from minimum to maximum of solar activity
    • VI/VII: Long Term Variations of the Poloidal to Toroidal Solar Magnetic Flux Amplification Factor and Associated Solar Terrestrial
    • VI/VII: Solar Synoptic Observing Programs
  • Session VII
    • VII: Magnetic Reconnection driven by Surface Alfven Waves in Chromospheric Current Sheets: Lower Coronal Loops Heating
    • VII: Theoretical plasma model for intracloud lightning
    • VII: Rossby Waves and Vortices in the Solar and Terrestrial Atmospheres
    • VII: Increase in sun's magnetic field intensity for Solar Cycles 16 -21
    • VII: Total Solar Irradiance and Coronal Index of Solar Activity
    • VII: Radio and X-Ray Emissions from Termination Shocks During the November 25, 2000, 09:08 UT Flare
    • VII: Evolution of the magnetic field of the active region NOAA 7978 during five disk passages
    • VII: White-light eclipse corona and magnetic field connections during the solar cycle
    • VII: Magnetic-Flux Emergence into the Solar Corona
    • VII: Do Changes in Solar UV Flux Influence a Major Mode of Atmospheric Variability?
    • VII: Solar Cycle 23: Variation of the Solar Corona in the Ultraviolet from Solar Minimum to Solar Maximum
    • VII: The 88-Year Cycle in the Modulation of the 11-year Solar Cycle Intensity
    • VII/III: On relevance of the coronal FeXIV 530.3 nm emission line intensity for studying the cyclic and evolutionary solar processes
    • VII/VIII: The Solar Activity Maximum For Cycle 23
  • Session VIII
    • VIII: NOAA Electron Climatology: A Space Weather Model of Electron Precipitation
    • VIII: The Low Cloud - Cosmic Ray Flux Correlation Revisited
    • VIII/IX: Global Magnetic Field of the Sun and Long-term Variations of Galactic Cosmic Rays
    • VIII/IX: Evaluation of the ozone sensitivity to the variation of spectral solar flux
    • VIII/IX: Measurement Of Solar Radiation at a High Altitude Observatory, Hanle
    • VIII/IX: Current-carrying Production of Nitrogen Oxide NO
    • VIII/IX: Solar Cycle Effects on the Winter Rainfall Variations in INDIA
    • VIII/I/II: Tree Ring Growth and Geomagnetic Disturbances
    • VIII: Interactions between the 11-year solar cycle and the QBO in a zonally averaged two-dimensional dynamical-photochemical model
    • VIII: Galactic cosmic rays, particle formation, natural variability of global cloud properties, and climate implications
    • VIII/VI: Persistence of the Gleissberg (88-yr) Solar Cycle over the Last 10,000 Years: Evidence from Cosmogenic Isotopes
    • VIII: Possible Solar Modulation of the Equatorial QBO: Additional Statistical Evidence
  • Session IX
    • IX: New Evidence of Space Weather Impact on the Terrestrial Weather and Climate in the Earth's Southern Hemisphere
    • IX: Coronal Mass Ejections, Central axial field direction in magnetic clouds and Geomagnetic Storms
    • IX: Effect of solar activity on the Earth's environment
    • IX: Some Aspects of Recent Studies in Solar-Terrestrial Relations
    • IX: Secular and cycle variations of the IMF Bz component and some associated geophysical effects
• Poster List
  • Session II
    • Spectral/time characteristics of radio precursors of solar flares presented by O.A.Sheiner
    • The Coherent Large-Scale Clusters On The Solar Surface presented by Mikhaylutsa Valeryi P.
    • Latitudinal and temporal distribution of the solar photospheric magnetic flux periodicities during 1975 - 200 years presented by Anna Antalová
  • Session III
    • Global asymmetry of the Sun observed in the extreme ultraviolet radiation presented by Igor. S. Veselovsky
    • Solar Total and X-ray irradiance variations presented by Sattarov, I., Saidalieva, M.A., Ladenkov, O.V.
    • Center-to-limb-variation of Facular Contrast, Derived from Hawaii RISE/PSPT Full Disk Images presented by Franz L. Vogler
    • Absolute Radiometric Measurements in Space, ARMS presented by David Pollard
    • Study of Solar and Spectral Irradiance Variations via MDI and VIRGO on SOHO presented by Michael Turmon
    • Photospheric Energy Budgets presented by James Armstrong
    • PREMOS - a satellite experiment to monitor the solar irradiance at selected wavelength presented by Werner Schmutz
    • Non Periodic Variations of the Solar Diameter presented by Andrei, Alexandre Humberto
    • The New Instrument for Solar Diameter Measurements at Rio de Janeiro presented by Reis Neto, Eugenio
    • Short-term and long-term variability of solar ultraviolet Irradiances in recent years: Association with ionospheric parameters and stratospheric ozone presented by Dr. R. P. Kane
    • Is F10.7 a Good Proxy for Solar EUV Flux? presented by K. K. Mahajan
    • Calcium II Monitoring Program at the National Solar Observatory presented by Stephen L. Keil
    • The EOS Solar Radiation and Climate Experiment (SORCE) Mission presented by Tom Woods
    • Solar Extreme Ultraviolet Measurements from the NASA TIMED Satellite presented by Tom Woods
    • Operational solar irradiance and E10.7 forecasts from SOLAR2000 presented by W. Kent Tobiska
    • Draft ISO solar irradiance standard WD 21348 presented by Anatoliy A. Nusinov
    • High Resolution Solar Spectral Variability Near Mg II Measured by HRTS presented by J. S. Morrill
    • Study of Solar Irradiance Variability Using PSPT Observations Ground-based Study of Solar Irradiance Variability Using the RISE/PSPT presented by G. de Toma
    • The Total Irradiance Monitor for Future Solar Measurements presented by Greg Kopp
    • Solar Continuum and Magnetic Field Observations by the MDI Instrument presented by R.I. Bush
    • Scrutinizing five years of the EUV Sun presented by F. Clette
    • Monitoring Solar Activity From SWAN/SOHO Lyman Alpha Interplanetary Background Images presented by Eric Quemerais
  • Session IV
    • Dependence of contrast/area function on the sunspot area databases presented by A. Ludmány
    • Improved Modeling of the Solar FUV Irradiance Using the Mg II C/W Index presented by C. Pankratz
    • Solar Irradiance and Magnetic Field Variations from Solar Cycles 21 to 23 presented by Judit M. Pap
    • Variations in Solar EUV Flux as Measured by SOHO/CELIAS/SEM presented by Judit M. Pap
    • Solar Irradiance Variability at Short and Long Wavelengths presented by Dora G. Preminger
    • Variability of Chromospheric Features and Implications on UV Irradiance Variability presented by R. Kariyappa
    • Variability of CaII K Emission Flux Over the Solar Cycle presented by R. Kariyappa
    • Effective Sunspot Temperatures from Solar Light Curves: a Starspot Modeling Approach to the Sun presented by Zeki Eker
    • Irradiance and solar Radius variations presented by Rozelot J.P.
    • Intensity Distribution of Small Magnetic Features from Minimum to Maximum presented by Ada Ortiz
    • Temporal variability of YOHKOH SXT X-ray spectral irradiance presented by K. B. Ramesh
    • Active region associated 5303 A emission presented by K. B. Ramesh
    • Effective Sunspot Temperatures Derived from VIRGO Data: Applying a Starspot Modeling Approach to the Sun presented by W. Otruba
    • Heliospheric Magnetic Field Modulation in the Last Centuries: Validation from Measurements of the Cosmogenic Ti-44 in Meteorites presented by G. Bonino
  • Session V
    • The April 15 and 18, 2001 Solar Energetic Particle Events recorded by the LION instrument on SOHO, and associated Ground Level Events recorded at medium latitudes presented by Karoly Kecskemety
    • Temporal evolution of 1.68 y periodicity in cosmic rays presented by Anna Antalova
    • Nonstationary electrojets in the solar corona presented by I.S.Veselovsky
    • Coronal/Interplanetary Disturbances Relating to Strong Solar Proton Events presented by Takashi Watanabe
    • Acceleration of Coronal Mass Ejections and Association with Surface Activity presented by Werner M. Neupert
    • Effective space weather forecasts/warnings with observations of active-region evolution presented by Patrick S. McIntosh
    • Solar Synoptic Charts for Solar Cycle Studies presented by Patrick S. McIntosh
    • Physical conditions of prominences before/during eruption presented by Brigitte Schmieder
    • Neutral Atom Diffusion in a Partially Ionized Prominence Plasma presented by Holly R. Gilbert
    • Successive CMEs and Transient Flow Systems presented by L. F. Burlaga
    • Predicting Proton Storms from Solar Flare X-rays presented by Howard Garcia
    • Cosmic Rays and Space Weather, 1. On-line Search of the Start of Great Flare Energetic Particle Events presented by L.I. Dorman
    • Cosmic Rays and Space Weather, 2. On-line Determination of Flare Energetic Particle Spectrum presented by L.I. Dorman
    • Cosmic Rays and Space Weather, 3. Automatically Determination of Diffusion Coefficient in the Interplanetary Space and Energy Spectrum in Source presented by L.I. Dorman
    • Cosmic Rays and Space Weather, 4. Cosmic Ray Using for Forecasting of Major Geomagnetic Storms Accompanied by Forbush-Effects presented by L.I. Dorman
    • Variability of Galactic Cosmic Radiation Impacting the Earth: 1600-2000 presented by D.F. Smart
    • Solar Variability as Deduced from 400 Years of Large Fluence Solar Proton events presented by M.A. Shea
    • On the possible association of CME to spikes observed at submm-waves presented by Pierre Kaufmann
    • Solar Cycle Studies of Sudden Ionospheric Disturbances presented by K.K.Mahajan
    • Forecasting geomagnetic storm with the feature of interplanetary energetic particles presented by Bingsen Xue
  • Session VI
    • PSPT measurement of the supergranular intensity contrast presented by M.P. Rast
    • The Sun-Earth Connection Event during July 14-16, 2000: from the Sun to the Earth presented by D. J. Wu
    • Flare Index of Ascending Branch of Cycle 23 presented by Atila Ozguc
    • Variability of the total solar irradiance as a new index of the cyclicity of the solar activity presented by G.S.Ivanov-Kholodny
    • Reversals of the solar global magnetic field presented by V.N.Obridko
    • Analytical Expressions of Basic physical parameters of N. dimensional isothermal symmetrical polytrops presented by Almleaky
    • The possible model of energy sources of the solar activity cycles of 11-years and quasi-biannual periodicity presented by G.S.Ivanov-Kholodny
    • Solar variability as it is seen in helioseismology and biomedicine presented by Gavriousseva Elena (Gavryuseva)
    • Variability of the solar magnetic field, neutrino flux, diameter and solar activity indexes presented by Gavriousseva Elena (Gavryuseva)
    • Large-Scale Magnetic Field Evolution in Different Time Scales presented by Pavel Ambroz
    • The variability of the solar polar magnetic fields presented by Peter R. Wilson
    • Streamers structure and solar magnetic field presented by Gavriousseva Elena (Gavryuseva)
    • Acoustic oscillations, their origin and power variation from minimum to maximum of solar activity presented by Gavryuseva, Elena
    • Long Term Variations of the Poloidal to Toroidal Solar Magnetic Flux Amplification Factor and Associated Solar Terrestrial presented by T.E.Girish
    • Solar Synoptic Observing Programs presented by Helen E. Coffey
  • Session VII
    • Magnetic Reconnection driven by Surface Alfven Waves in Chromospheric Current Sheets: Lower Coronal Loops Heating presented by Jun-ichi Sakai
    • Theoretical plasma model for intracloud lightning presented by Marilia Tavares
    • Rossby Waves and Vortices in the Solar and Terrestrial Atmospheres presented by Vladimir Mordvinov
    • Increase in sun's magnetic field intensity for Solar Cycles 16 -21 presented by Silvia Duhau
    • Total Solar Irradiance and Coronal Index of Solar Activity presented by Milan Minarovjech
    • Radio and X-Ray Emissions from Termination Shocks During the November 25, 2000, 09:08 UT Flare presented by Farnik, Frantisek
    • Evolution of the magnetic field of the active region NOAA 7978 during five disk passages presented by Debi Prasad Choudhary
    • White-light eclipse corona and magnetic field connections during the solar cycle presented by Julius Sykora
    • Magnetic-Flux Emergence into the Solar Corona presented by Mei Zhang
    • Do Changes in Solar UV Flux Influence a Major Mode of Atmospheric Variability? presented by Alexander Ruzmaikin
    • Solar Cycle 23: Variation of the Solar Corona in the Ultraviolet from Solar Minimum to Solar Maximum presented by Mari Paz Miralles
    • The 88-Year Cycle in the Modulation of the 11-year Solar Cycle Intensity presented by Silvia Duhau
    • On relevance of the coronal FeXIV 530.3 nm emission line intensity for studying the cyclic and evolutionary solar processes presented by Julius Sykora
    • The Solar Activity Maximum For Cycle 23 presented by H.S. Ahluwalia
  • Session VIII
    • NOAA Electron Climatology: A Space Weather Model of Electron Precipitation presented by R. A. Frahm
    • The Low Cloud - Cosmic Ray Flux Correlation Revisited presented by C.J. Butler
    • Global Magnetic Field of the Sun and Long-term Variations of Galactic Cosmic Rays presented by V.N.Obridko
    • Evaluation of the ozone sensitivity to the variation of spectral solar flux presented by Eugene Rozanov
    • Measurement Of Solar Radiation at a High Altitude Observatory, Hanle presented by Dr. S.L. Jain
    • Current-carrying Production of Nitrogen Oxide NO presented by P. Nenovski
    • Solar Cycle Effects on the Winter Rainfall Variations in INDIA presented by T.E.Girish
    • Tree Ring Growth and Geomagnetic Disturbances presented by C. Y. Fan
    • Interactions between the 11-year solar cycle and the QBO in a zonally averaged two-dimensional dynamical-photochemical model presented by John P. McCormack
    • Galactic cosmic rays, particle formation, natural variability of global cloud properties, and climate implications presented by Fangqun Yu
    • Persistence of the Gleissberg (88-yr) Solar Cycle over the Last 10,000 Years: Evidence from Cosmogenic Isotopes presented by Paul E. Damon
    • Possible Solar Modulation of the Equatorial QBO: Additional Statistical Evidence presented by L. L. Hood
  • Session IX
    • New Evidence of Space Weather Impact on the Terrestrial Weather and Climate in the Earth's Southern Hemisphere presented by Walther N. Spjeldvik
    • Coronal Mass Ejections, Central axial field direction in magnetic clouds and Geomagnetic Storms presented by Liu Siqing
    • Effect of solar activity on the Earth's environment presented by O.A. Sheiner
    • Some Aspects of Recent Studies in Solar-Terrestrial Relations presented by R. Suseela Reddy
    • Secular and cycle variations of the IMF Bz component and some associated geophysical effects presented by V.N.Obridko
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