Japanese Space Weather Activities and Asia-Oceania Space Weather Alliance S. Watari, Ken T. Murata, and T. Nagatsuma National Institute of Information.

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Japanese Space Weather Activities and Asia-Oceania Space Weather Alliance S. Watari, Ken T. Murata, and T. Nagatsuma National Institute of Information and Communications Technology 2012 Space Weather Workshop ( )

Contents 1.Activities of National Institute of Info. & Com. Thech. (NICT) 2.Asia-Oceania Space Weather Alliance (AOSWA) 3.Other activities

1. Activities of NICT

Various Observation Data Large-scale Simulation Data Past Archive Data Now Real-time Service Future Forecasting Digital Space (past/now/future) Visualization Web Server Researches, Users ObservationSimulationInformatics Analysis Processing Super-computer Ground-based Observation Observation by Spacecraft database Internet NICT Space Weather Cloud

Large-scale distributed storage system Super-computer NICTOsaka Univ. Tiled Display Wall VPN server Meta-data crawling server Meta-data DB Observation data DB observatories Internet 5 database Cluster WSs (+GPGPUs) for data analysis and visualization Nagoya Univ.

Evaluation of ISES forecast centers ISES forecast centers exchange their forecast using UGEOA code. NICT started evaluation of the forecasts under agreements of each forecast center.

TEC variation due to Aurora ~ 1,200 receivers ~1,600 receivers ~830 receivers Number of GPS Receivers Night-time MSTID TEC depletion due to solar eclipse TEC Map (30sec, 0.15  x0.15  ) Asia-Oceania GPS-TEC map… Ionospheric Disturbance via High-Resolution GPS-TEC Maps

e-SW Web site (in Japanese) Portal of products provided by NICT Space Weather Cloud

Space Weather Board Users can arrange their favorite space weather data and can save their original layouts.

Analysis and Visualization of Space Weather Simulation large storage Computer for analysis and visualization Web service Space Weather simulation

Computer simulation of the Sun and solar wind Magnetic field (solar surface) data via SOHO/MDI Publication on Web

Real-time observation data of solar wind via ACE satellite Computer simulation of Earth’s magnetosphere Super computer ( NEC SX- 8R ) at NICT (Koganei) Real-time data receiving at NICT (Koganei) Visualization and database Publication on Web

Computer simulation of Ionosphere and Thermosphere Day 1Day 2Day 3 Example 1 Example 2 Simulation results from Magnetosphere simulation Publication on Web TEC map Electron density

Weekly Space Weather News (in Japanese) Space weather caster reports week summary of space weather.

Brief explanation on Space Weather (in Japanese) Titles 1.Sunspot 2.Solar cycle 3.Ionosphere 4.Ionosonde 5.SWF 6.CME 7.Magnetosphere 8.SOHO 9.Aurora 10.Sporadic E 11.Solar wind 12.Proton Event 13.Radiation belt 14.F Solar flare 16.TEC observation using GPS 17.Solar radio bursts 18.Plasma babble 19.Geomagnetic index 20.Geomagnetic storm 21.Ionospheric storm Solar wind

2. Asia-Oceania Space Weather Alliance (AOSWA)

Regional Warning Centers of International Space Environment Service (ISES) IPS Radio and Space Services (Sydney, Australia) NOAA/SWPC (Boulder, U.S.A.) Natural Resource Canada (Ottawa, Canada) NICT (Tokyo, Japan) Beijing Astronomical Observatory (Beijing China) National Physical Laboratory (New Deli, India) Hydro-meteorological Service (Moscow, Russia) Space Research Center (Warsaw, Poland) Institute of Atmospheric Physics (Plague, Czech) Royal Observatory of Belgium (Brussels, Belgium) Lund Space Weather Center (Lund, Sweden) Hermanus Geomagnetic Observatory (Herumanus, South Africa) INPE (Sao Jose dos Campos, Brazil) RRA (Jeju, Korea) Indonesia: Space Weather Program in progress at LAPAN Thailand: Princess Sirindhorn Neutron Monitor with the highest cut-off energy Plan of Thailand GPS and Ionospheric Data Center in KMITL

Education/ Capacity Building Education/ Capacity Building Research Works International Activities Practical Use Information Exchange (Web site/News Letter) Workshop/Collaboration/ Data Exchange Operational Forecast, Data Preservation (Application and Stewardship) Space Weather School/ Text book & Contents Four functions

AOSWA Associate Member Associate member is 16 institutes in 10 countries. Australia -Ionospheric Prediction Service (IPS) / RWC Australia China -Center for Space Science and Applied Research (CSSAR) - National Astronomical Observatories of China (NAOC) India - National Physical Laboratory (NPL) / RWC India Indonesia - National Institute of Aeronautics and Space (LAPAN) Japan - National Institute of Info. & Com. Tech. (NICT) - RISH, Kyoto University - STEL, Nagoya University Malaysia - National Space Agency of Malaysia (ANGKASA) - Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) Pakistan - Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Commission (SUPARCO) Republic of Korea - Radio Research Agency (RRA) / RWC Korea - Korean Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI) - Kyung Hee University Thailand - ICAO Asia and Pacific Office Vietnam -Institute of Geophysics

Regional Space Weather Workshop European Space Weather Week since 2004 Space Weather USA since 1999 Asia-Oceania regional space weather workshop since 2012

The 1st AOSWA Workshop (22-24 February 2012, Imperial Mae Ping Hotel, Chiang Mai, Thailand) Asia-Oceania Regional Space Weather Workshop Next workshop is in China hosted by NAOC, CSSAR, and CMA Approximately 80 peoples from 30 institutes in 10 countries including the ICAO Asia and Pacific Office in Bangkok, Thailand

AOSWA Web site

3. Other Activities

International Council for Science (ICSU) NICT hosts the International Program Office (IPO) of the ICUS/WDS. World Data Centre (WDC) - WDC for Solar Terrestrial Physics (NOAA/NGDC) - WDC for Solar-Terrestrial Science (IPS) - Federation of Astronomical and Geophysical Data Analysis Services (FAGS) - International Space Environment Service (ISES) - Solar Influences Data Analysis Center (SIDC) -. International Service of Geomagnetic Indices (ISGI) - International GNSS Service (IGS) - since 2009 World Data System (WDS)

ISWI (International Space Weather Initiative) WG Long-Term Sustainability WG UN/COPUOS ( Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space ) Expert Group C (Space Weather) Chair: Prof. Takahiro Obara (Tohoku University) Japanese contribution to Space Weather Activities of United Nation (UN) UN International Space Weather Science and Education Center started this April in Kyushu University (Prof. Kiyofumi Yumoto).

Ionospheric Studies Task Force (ISTF) of International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Asia and Pacific Office Chair of Ionospheric Studies Task Force Dr. Susumu Saito, Electronic Navigation Research Institute (ENRI), Japan The task force will develop strategies for collecting, analyzing and sharing ionospheric data and will discuss other issues related to the ionospheric studies as a step towards the implementation of GNSS applications including GBAS and SBAS. First Meeting of Ionospheric Studies Task Force (ISTF/1) February 27-29, 2012 in Tokyo Participants from 9 countries (Australia, Hong Kong China, India, Republic of Korea, Singapore, Thailand, USA, Philippines, and Japan)

Reversal of solar polar magnetic field revealed by Hinode (courtesy of NAOJ/JAXA) north pole south pole October 2011 March 2012 March 2009 September 2008 (Shiota, Tsuneta, Shimojo, & Hinode Team)

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