1 Canadian Space Weather Forecast Centre Canadian Hazards Information Service (CHIS) Natural Resources Canada Ljubomir Nikolic Robyn Fiori, David Boteler,

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1 Canadian Space Weather Forecast Centre Canadian Hazards Information Service (CHIS) Natural Resources Canada Ljubomir Nikolic Robyn Fiori, David Boteler, Larisa Trichtchenko, Hing-Lan Lam, Donald Danskin, Lorne McKee, Charles Blais

2 Public Safety Geoscience Program Space Weather project Space Weather R&D activities: Ground effects Ionospheric effects Satellite effects Forecast development GIC simulator

3 Recent accomplishments Modeling ionospheric absorption over Canada Using NRCan and University of Calgary riometers, we are currently building an operational product to both display and model ionospheric absorption. Goal: to create an operational product suitable for the aviation industry.

4 Recent accomplishments Total Electron Content (TEC) maps The Centre currently produces near-real-time regional TEC maps from dual-frequency GPS observations in the form of Spherical Cap Harmonic coefficients, and grids over Canada and adjacent regions.

5 Recent accomplishments Development of the different space weather activity levels is underway. Due to the specific geographic location of Canada, the NOAA space weather activity indices are not applicable for local space weather services.

6 Education and Outreach

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