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SPAIN'S NATIONAL ASSETS Consuelo Cid (consuelo.cid@uah.es) SRG-Space Weather, University of Alcalá

Solar – Terrestrial Physics and Dept. d’Astronomia i Meteorologia Facultat de Física Solar – Terrestrial Physics and Space Weather Group (STP/SWG) Contact: Dr. Blai Sanahuja Phone: 34-934021131 e-mail: Blai.Sanahuja@ub.edu web: www.am.ub.es/~blai

Solar-Interplanetary energetic particle events ● Space observations and data analysis - Solar wind plasma, interplanetary magnetic field, energetic particles, related solar activity. - WIND, ACE, SOHO, ISEE-3, Ulysses, IMPs, GOES, HELIOS, etc. ● Modeling energetic (gradual protons, impulsive electrons) events - Particle transport in interplanetary space: Numerical resolution and Monte Carlo applications - 2D magnetohydrodinamic modeling of interplanetary (ICME) shocks ● Space Weather applications - The tool SOLPENCO (Solar Particle Engineering Code) Provide the capability to quantitatively and rapidly predict upstream particle fluxes and fluences generated by shocks. - Under development: SOLPENCO2 code within ESA’s SEPEM Project

Univ. of Málaga asset: UMA SEP Forecaster Characteristics of the UMA SEP forecaster: Real-time prediction of the onset and intensity of the prompt component (first hours) of well-connected SEPs (wcSEPs). Based on the estimation of the magnetic connectivity, which is deduced by correlating X-ray and Proton data at 1 AU. Real-time source: 5 min. data from the available GOES satellites. Servers downloading 5 min. forecasts: SEIS (2007), ESWP (nov. 2009) Evaluation (solar cycles 22 and 23): Probability of wcSEP prediction: 84% Missed wcSEP rate: 16% False alarm rate: 45% Max. warning time: 6:10 hours Intensity RMSError: 0.58 (log. scale) UMA SEP forecaster output: http://spaceweather.uma.es/forecastpanel.htm A forecast of a well-connected SEP

Space Research Group Space Weather C. Cid, E. Saiz, Y . Cerrato and J. Aguado Contact: consuelo.cid@uah.es http://www2.uah.es/srg_spaceweather/

Solar wind plasma and interplanetary magnetic field Data analysis: Solar wind plasma and interplanetary magnetic field Geomagnetic indices Solar activity related Physic-based modelling: Magnetic clouds (ICMEs) Terrestrial surface response to solar wind transients and recovery to quiet state Products and Applications: UAH Space Weather Monitor http://www2.uah.es/srg_spaceweather/forecasting.html

Ebro Observatory Assets D. Altadill, E. Blanch, J. M. Torta and J. J. Curto Observatorio del Ebro Universitat Ramon Llull - CSIC Roquetes, Spain

Ebro Observatory (40.8 N, 0.5 E) Instruments Data Activities - Vector magnetometer stations. - Ionospheric radio sounding station (DGS256 UML). Data - Geomagnetic field elements, Local magnetic indices and Geomagnetic rapid variations. - Real-time Ionograms, Ionospheric Characteristics and Density profiles. - Post-processed Ionospheric Data. Activities - Local magnetic field monitoring, Modeling of Sq and Sfe currents, SSC and Geomagnetic Storms. - Local ionospheric monitoring, Modeling of Ionospheric climatology and Solar driven disturbances.

INTA potential SSA Assets Long Ionosphere monitoring expertise and capabilities – INTA ‘El Arenosillo’ ground station Small Satellite platforms for Space Weather monitoring: OPTOS (3 kg), Nanosat (18 Kg) and MicroSat (40-60 Kg) Development of Radiation Effects Monitors for Housekeeping purposes Long Expertise in space payload development for scientific purposes. Space Weather Operational Tools for satellite operations support. SESS, SEISOP projects

SEISOP Space Environment Information System for Operations Delivery of a set of Space Weather services & products Capabilities: Ingestion, processing, classification and storage of Space Weather data from a variety of external /internal sources Space Weather data and satellite effects monitoring Space Weather data nowcasting & forecasting Satellite operators specific products and tools Multimission, site-independent, distributed Fully customizable through metadata Data policy & governance compatible with SSA Provides easy-to-use interface for usage from external entities Products: Space Weather data, metadata & satellite effects, including nowcasting, forecasting, monitoring, reporting & web access Space Weather events & alarms