ISEST 2015 Workshop

This page contains presentations given at the 2015 ISEST Workshop. The 2015 ISEST Workshop was held in October 26-30, 2015, Mexico City, Mexico. Here is the link to the meeting website

WG Report (October 26, 2015, Monday)

• Introduction to ISEST Project ---- by Jie Zhang*
  
• WG1 data Group Report ---- by Jie Zhang*
  
• WG2 Theory Group Report ---- by Peter Riley*, Bojan Vrsnak
  
• Simulation Group Report ---- by Noe Lugaz*, Fang Shen
  
• WG4 Campaign Study Group Report ---- by David Webb
  
• Bs Challenge Group Report ---- by Volker Bothmer*, Spiros Patsourakos
  
• WG6 SEP Group Report ---- by Nat Gopalswamy*, Olga Malandraki
  
• WG7 MiniMax Report ---- by Nat Gopalswamy*, Manuela Temmer
  

WG1 Data Group Presentations (October 26, 2015, Monday)

• Forecasting the Magnetic Field Configuration of CMEs --- by Volker Bother* (Invited)
  
• Average Behavior of Disturbed Type of Solar Wind --- by Yuri Yermolaev*, I. G. Lodkina, N. S. Nikolaeva, M. Yu. Yermolaev
  
• Predicting ICME Signatures at L1 With a Data-Constrained Physical Model --- by Phillip Hess*, J. Zhang
  
• Interplanetary Coronal Mass Ejections and Interplanetary Shocks at Venus, Earth and Mars --- by Primoz Kajdic*
  
• The Role of the Solar Wind on the Dust Levitation Effect on the Surface of Small Bodies --- by Alberto Flandes*
  
• Stealthy Sun-Earth Events --- by Nariaki Nitta*
  
• Small Transients in the Solar Wind --- by Cynthia López Portela*
  

WG2 Theory Group Presentation (October 27, 2015, Tuesday)

• Coronal Mass Ejections: A Journey From Its Origin to Its Transport in the Interplanetary Medium --- by Andrea Borgazzi* (Invited Talk)
  
• Balance of Energy in a CME --- by Héctor J. Durand Manterola
  
• Plasma Interaction Processes That Lead to Viscous Forces in the Solar Wind --- by Héctor Pérez de Tejada*
  
• Transits of Plasma Sheaths and Shocks: A Pathway to Predict in-situ Arrivals of Shock Waves Associated With Fast Halo CMEs --- by Pedro Corona Romero*, J. A. González Esparza, V. de la Luz, J. C. Mejía Ambriz, L. X. González
  
• Dynamics of Coronal Mass Ejections in the Interplanetary Medium in Two Dimensions --- by Juan Carlos González Marin*
  
• Study of the Transport of Heat in the Solar Corona --- by Diana Gamborino Uzcanga*, J. Martinell Benito, D. del Castillo Negrete
  

WG3 Simulation Group Presentations (October 27, 2015, Tuesday)

• Simulation of Interplanetary Propagation of Multiple Coronal Mass Ejections With Internal Magnetic Flux Rope --- by Daikou Shiota* (Invited Talk)
  
• Parametric Functions of Coronal Mass Ejections Properties Close to the Sun Based on Numerical Hydrodynamic Simulations --- by R. González Domínguez, Tatiana Niembro Hernández*, A. Lara, J. Cantó
  
• Simulation of Ground Level Enhancements and Forbush Decreases Using High Altitude Water Cherenkov Observatory (HAWC) Scalar System --- by Olivia Enríquez* Rivera, A. Lara, R. Caballero López
  
• Shock Propagating Inside CMEs: Properties and Impact on Geospace --- by Noé Lugaz*
  
• Review on Super-elastic Collision Between Plasmoids --- by Julio Herrera*, T. Niembro, A. Lara (not presented)
  
• Understanding the nature of collisions of CMEs in the hemisphere --- by Wageesh Mishra, Nandita Srivastava*
  
• Turn on the Super-elastic Collision Nature of Coronal Mass Ejections Through Low Approaching Speed --- by Fang Shen, Yuming Wang*, Chenglong Shen, XueShang Feng
  

WG4 Campaign Study Group (October 28, 2015, Wednesday)

• Topologies of Magnetic Flux-Rope Embedded in Coronal Mass Ejections --- by Nieves Chinchilla, Neel Savani* (Invited Talk)
  
• Validation of the CME Arrival Time and Geomagnetic Forecast Alerts Under COMESEP --- by Nandita Srivastava*, Y. Khodia
  
• Ionosphere Disturbances Associated With Major Geomagnetic Storms --- by Rebeca López Montes*
  
• Eastward Deflection of a Fast Coronal Mass Ejection In Interplanetary Space --- by Yuming Wang*
  

WG5 Bs Challenge Group Presentations (October 29, 2015, Thursday)

• Simplified solutions to predicting the magnetic vectors within CMEs --- by Neel Savani* (Invited Talk)