3rd ISEE Symposium

ISEE, Nagoya University, Japan
March 8-12, 2021

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 Lectures: 35 min presentation + 15 min Q&A
 Invited talks: 15 min presentation + 5 min discussion
 Contributed talks: 10 min presentation + 2 min discussion

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PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

Time
[JST]
UT+9h

Day 1
(Mar 8, Mon)

9:009:10

School opening

9:0010:00

S. Ukhorskiy

9:1010:10

K. Shiokawa

10:0011:00

10:1011:10

Y. Miyoshi

11:1012:10

Day 3(Mar 10, Wed)

Day 4
(Mar 11, Thu)

Day 5
(Mar 12, Fri)

9:0010:20

Session 4

Session 9

Session 13

V. Jordanova

10:2010:50

Breakw/ discussion

Breakw/ discussion

Breakw/ discussion

11:0013:00

Lunch break

10:5012:10

Session 5

Session 10

Session 14

N. Nishitani

13:0013:30

Symposium
opening

12:1013:30

Lunch break w/
discussion

Lunch break w/
discussion

Lunch break w/
discussion

12:1013:00

Lunch break

13:3014:50

Session 1

13:3014:50

Session 6

Session 11

Session 15

13:0015:30

ERG Sc. Center& IUGONET

14:5015:20

w/ discussion

Break

14:5015:20

Breakw/ discussion

Breakw/ discussion

Breakw/ discussion

Break

15:2016:40

Session 2

15:2016:40

15:3016:00

Day 2(Mar 9, Tue)

16:00 – 17:15

Session 7

ISEE Award

Session 16&
16:0016:30
17:0017:50
18:0018:50

Breakw/ discussion

w/ discussion

Break

16:4017:10

O. Santolik

17:1018:30

Session 3

17:1018:30

Session 8

E. Turunen

18:3019:00

Break

18:3019:00

Breakw/ discussion

19:0020:00

Social Gathering(BYOB!)*

Student Mixer

16:4017:10

w/ discussion

Commemorative
lecture17:15 – 18:50

Session 12
18:50 – 19:00

Breakw/ discussion

Breakw/ discussion
17:10 – 18:00

Session 17
18:00 – 18:30

Breakw/ discussion

18:30 – 19:05

Wrap up &Closing Remarks*Bring Your Own Beer!

Monday, March 8th (School)
Morning
09:00 – 09:10

School opening

09:10 – 09:45

K. Shiokawa (Lecture)
Ground-based observation of aurora and plasma waves for investigation of
the inner magnetosphere

09:45 – 10:00

Q&A

10-min break

10:10 – 10:45

Y. Miyoshi (Lecture)
Highlight and future perspective of the ERG/Arase project

10:45 – 11:00

Q&A

10-min break

11:10 – 11:45

N. Nishitani (Lecture)
Study of ionospheric plasma dynamics at sub-auroral latitudes using theSuperDARN radars

11:45 – 12:00

Q&A

12:00 – 13:30

Lunch BreakAfternoon
13:30 – 15:30

ERG Science Center & IUGONET (Training)
Training session for SPEDAS and IUGONET data analysis tools

30-min break

16:00 – 16:30

Student Mixer

30-min break17:00 - 17:35

O. Santolik (Lecture)
Spacecraft measurements of whistler mode waves as a tool for investigationof the inner magnetosphere

17:35 – 17:50

Q&A

10-min break

18:00 – 18:35

E. Turunen (Lecture)
High-energy particles - atmosphere interaction

18:35 – 18:50

Q&A

Tuesday, March 9th (School)
Morning
09:00 – 09:35

S. Ukhorsky (Lecture) ✗CANCELLED
Van Allen Probes Mission: a Remarkable Journey and Discoveries in Earth’s
Radiation Belts

09:35 – 09:50

Q&A

10-min break

10:00 – 10:35

V. Jordanova (Lecture)
Inner Magnetosphere Plasma and Field Dynamics

10:35 – 10:50

Q&A

10:50 – 13:00

Lunch BreakAfternoon
13:00 – 13:30

Symposium opening

13:30 – 19:00

Talks (see next page)

Tuesday, March 9th

Afternoon

Session 1 (13:30 – 14:50)
Chair: Y. Miyoshi
13:30 – 13:50
13:50 – 14:02

A. Demekhov
Y. Kasahara

14:02 – 14:14

K. Toyama

14:14 – 14:26
14:26 – 14:38

M. Ozaki
A. Rubtsov
Break &
Discussion

14:38 – 15:20

Conjugate ground-spacecraft observations of VLF emissions
Statistical analysis of spatial distribution of wave spectra observed by PWE/OFA
on board the Arase
Spatio-temporal characteristics of the precipitating electron energy of
pulsating aurora derived from multi-wavelength optical measurements
Flash-type auroral model using chorus-ray tracing analysis
Global observation of poloidal Pc4-5 waves in the magnetosphere induced bysubstorm
Discussion in breakout rooms

Session 2 (15:20 – 16:50)
Chair: S. Oyama
15:20 – 15:40

J. Manninen

15:40 – 15:52
15:52 – 16:04

C. MartinezCalderon
A. Chernyshov

16:04 – 16:16
16:16 – 16:28

D. Chugunin
D. G. Baishev

16:28 – 17:10

Break &
Discussion

Why it is important to have simultaneous ground-based ELF-VLF observations
in every satellite project?
Recent characteristics and propagation of unusually high frequency VLF
emissions at Kannuslehto, Finland.
Detection of auroral kilometer radiation from the northern and southernhemispheres using the ERG satellite
Statistical Properties of Auroral Kilometer Radiation
Measurements of geomagnetic pulsations and aurora at Zhigansk and VLF
registration at Maimaga as part of PWING projectDiscussion in breakout rooms

Session 3 (17:10 – 18:30)
Chair: S. Nakamura
17:10 – 17:30

I. Kolmasova

17:30 – 17:42

A. Y. Gololobov

17:42 – 17:54
17:54 – 18:06

M. Chelpanov
S. Pilipenko

18:06 – 18:18

O. S. Mikhailova

18:18 – 19:00

Discussion

On the use of three-component ELF/VLF measurements of radio
atmospherics in investigation of lightning related phenomena
Multi-event conjugate measurements of the SAR arcs detachments using allsky camera at Athabasca, Canada and DMSP satellites (F13-F19)
ULF wave observations in the ionosphere using the EKB coherent radar
Interaction of magnetospheric Pc1 waves with the ionospheric resonators andwaveguides
Experimental observation of the transverse Alfvénic resonator for Pc4
pulsations: a Van Allen Probes case study
Discussion in breakout rooms

Wednesday, March 10th

Morning

Session 4 (09:00 – 10:20)
Chair: M. Nose
09:00 – 09:20

D. L. Turner

09:20 – 09:40

M. Lessard

09:40 – 09:52

T. Yamakawa

09:52 – 10:04

A. G. Elias

10:04 – 10:16

Y. Tanaka
Break &
Discussion

10:16 – 10:50

Efficient particle acceleration in Earth’s magnetotail and injection of energetic
particles into the radiation belts and ring current
The relationship between substorm-onset related IPDP-type EMIC waves anddrift-shell splitting
Excitation mechanisms of the storm-time Pc5 ULF waves by the drift-bounce
resonance with ring current ions based on the drift-kinetic model
A theoretical study of mirror-point altitude variability due to geomagnetic field
variations
A Direction finding Method Considering Different Signal to Noise Ratio among
Sensors
Discussion in breakout rooms

Session 5 (10:50 – 12:10)
Chair: N. Nishitani
10:50 – 11:10
11:10 – 11:30
11:30 – 11:42

S. Claudepierre
W. R. Johnston
K. Asamura

11:42 – 11:54

Y. Ito11:54 – 12:06

S. Kumar

12:06 – 13:30

Lunch Break& Discussion

Quantifying the drivers of electron loss from the Earth’s radiation belts
Overview of the DSX Satellite Mission
Perpendicular heating of low-energy ions by fast magnetosonic waves
observed by Arase (ERG) satellite
Computer simulations of precipitating energetic electrons through choruswave particle interactions
Contribution of electron pressure to ring current and ground magnetic
depression using RAM-SCB simulations and Arase observations during
geomagnetic storms
Discussion in breakout rooms

Wednesday, March 10th

Afternoon

Session 6 (13:30 – 14:50)
Chair: K. Seki
13:30 – 13:50
13:50 – 14:02

M. Connors
R. Kataoka

14:02 – 14:14

K. Shiokawa

14:14 – 14:34

V. Safargaleev

14:34 – 14:54

B. Kozelov

14:54 – 15:20

Break &
Discussion

Athabasca University, PWING, and Arase
Auroral substorm events as seen from Syowa-Arase-Tjornes conjugate
observations
Arase observation of the source region of auroral arcs and diffuse auroras in
the inner magnetosphere
On the influence of the orientation of pulsating auroral structure on
associated geomagnetic pulsations in 3±1 Hz frequency range
Evolution of the energetic electron flux observed by ARASE satellite andsimultaneous aurora over Kola Peninsula
Discussion in breakout rooms

Session 7 (15:20 – 16:40)
Chair: M. Ozaki
15:20 – 15:40

A. Kero15:40 – 15:52

N. Thomas

15:52 – 16:04

H. Ohya

16:04 – 16:16

F. Tsuchiya

16:16 – 16:28

E. Antonova

16:28 – 16:40

M. Shafique
Break &
Discussion

16:40 – 17:10

Energetic particle precipitation characteristics and its atmospheric impacts
derived from electron density profile measurements
Statistical survey of Energetic Electron Precipitation events using coordinate
observations from Arase and ground Riometer network
Energetic Electron Precipitations Showing ULF Modulation of VLF/LF
Transmitter Signals
Energetic electron precipitations associated with pulsating aurora: statisticalanalysis of low altitude satellite and VLF subionospheric propagation
Acceleration and loss of the outer radiation belt electrons and auroral
processes
Kinetic instability driven by using non-Maxwellian kappa (k) and (r, q)
distribution function. ✗CANCELLED
Discussion in breakout rooms

Session 8 (17:10 – 18:30)
Chair: R. Kataoka
17:10 – 17:30

I. A. Daglis

17:30 – 17:42
17:42 – 17:54

D. Wang
S. Rathi

17:54 – 18:06

G. B. Belayneh

18:06 – 18:18

A. Yahnin

18:18 – 18:30

T. N Bhatt

SafeSpace: Designing Radiation Belt Environmental Indicators for the Safetyof Space Assets
Simulations of the Relativistic Radiation Belt Electrons Using the VERB-3D CodeAnalysis of Relativistic Electron Fluxes in the Outer Radiation Belt during an
Intense and a Moderate Storm
Driving parameters for energetic electron fluxes variation in outer radiation
belt ✗CANCELLED
Evening side EMIC waves and related proton precipitation induced by a
substorm
Fermi acceleration in Saturn magnetosheath at corotating magnetic
reconnection site
Discussion in breakout rooms

18:30 – 19:00

Discussion

19:00 – 20:00

Social Gathering

Take some time to catch up with your colleagues in SpatialChat.
Bring your beverage and/or food of choice to share with friends.

Thursday, March 11th

Morning

Session 9 (09:00 – 10:20)
Chair: S. Kurita
09:00 – 09:20
09:20 – 09:32

M-C. Fok
S. Yadav

09:32 – 09:44

Z. Xu

09:44 – 09:56

L. R. Alves

09:56 – 10:08

S. Noh10:08 – 10:20
10:20 – 10:50

B. S. Zossi
Break &
Discussion

Modeling the Inner Magnetosphere with the CIMI ModelOn the origin of equatorward detachment of auroral arc inferred fromconjugate space‐ground observations and the BATS-R-US – CIMI modelInter-hemispheric asymmetries in the ground magnetic response andinterplanetary shocks inclination
Chorus waves in the outer radiation belt driven by recurrent solar windstructures ✗CANCELLED
A statistical investigation of magnetospheric and Ionospheric effects on EMIC
wave propagation
Stormer regions in paleomagnetospheres
Discussion in breakout rooms

Session 10 (10:50 – 12:10)
Chair: F. Tsuchiya
10:50 – 11:10
11:10 – 11:22
11:22 – 11:34

V. Angelopoulos
S. Zenitani
N. Takahashi

11:34 – 11:46

H. Kim11:46 – 11:58

M. Nose11:58 – 12:10

S. Fukuoka

12:10 – 13:30

Lunch Break& Discussion

First results from the ELFIN mission and equatorial spacecraft conjunctions
Multiple Boris integrators for particle-in-cell simulation
Relative Contribution of ULF Waves and Whistler-mode Chorus to theRadiation Belt Variation during the May 2017 Storm
The Role of Injected Ring Current Ions in Generating EMIC Waves andScattering Radiation Belt Particles
Field-aligned Low-energy Ion Flux Enhancements of H+ and O+ in the Inner
Magnetosphere Observed by Arase
Forecast of energetic electron flux variations of the outer belt using themachine learning
Discussion in breakout rooms

Thursday, March 11th

Afternoon

Session 11 (13:30 – 14:50)
Chair: N. Takahashi
13:30 – 13:50

A. Hendry

13:50 – 14:02

P. R. Shreedevi

14:02 – 14:14

C.W. Jun

Investigating EMIC/IPDP source regions with conjugation ERG-PWING
observations
EMIC wave induced proton precipitation during the 27-28 May 2017 storm:
Comparison of BATSRUS+RAM-SCB simulations with ground/space based
observations
The characteristics of EMIC (ElectroMagnetic Ion Cyclotron) waves in themagnetosphere using the Van Allen Probes and Arase observations

14:14 – 14:26

M. Shoji

Statistical analyses on low energy ion heating by electromagnetic ion cyclotron
waves via wave-particle interaction analyses: Arase observations
Observations of drifting hole structures in radiation belt electrons induced by
EMIC waves ✗CANCELLED

14:26 – 14:38

S. Nakamura

14:38 – 16:00

Break &
Discussion

16:00 – 17:15

ISEE Award Presentation & Award Commemorative Lecture

Discussion in breakout rooms

16:00 Opening
Prof. N. Takahashi, ISEE vice director
16:01 Opening address and ISEE award selection committee report
Prof. K. Kusano, ISEE director
16:04 Congratulatory address
Prof. N. Sugiyama, Nagoya University, Provost
16:07 Award presentation
Award winners, Prof. Ilya Usoskin & Dr. Stepan Poluianov, University of Oulu
16:10 Introduction of award winners
Profs. F. Miyake and N. Kurita, ISEE
16:15 Award commemorative lecture (talk: 45 min, discussion: 15 min)Title: Extreme solar storms: what we know and what we guess
Speaker: Prof. Ilya Usoskin & Dr. Stepan Poluianov, University of Oulu
17:15

Closing
Prof. Takahashi, ISEE vice director

Session 12 (17:30 – 18:50)
Chair: K. Shiokawa
17:30 – 17:42
17:42 – 17:54

A. Bhargawa
D. K. Sondhiya

17:54 – 18:06

R. Miteva

18:06 – 18:18

S. K. Kasde

18:18 – 18:30

J. M. Rodriguez
Gomez
Break &
Discussion

18:30 – 19:00

Declining solar activity trends during solar cycles 25 and 26
Statistical (ANOVA) analysis of variations in Solar and Geomagnetic Parameters
for Solar Cycle 24 ✗CANCELLED
Geomagnetic and solar activity in solar cycles 23 and 24
Study of Phase Relationship of Sunspot Numbers with F 10.7 cm Solar RadioFlux and Coronal Index using Wavelet-Transform Technique
Geoeffectiveness of CME Clusters
Discussion in breakout rooms

Friday, March 12th

Morning

Session 13 (09:00 – 10:20)
Chair: C. Martinez-Calderon
09:00 – 09:20

M. J. Engebretson

09:20 – 09:32
09:32 – 09:44

A. R. Gutierrez
FalconY. Miyoshi

09:44 – 09:56

T. Hori

09:56 – 10:08

S. Imajo

10:08 – 10:50

Break &
Discussion

Electromagnetic ion cyclotron (EMIC) waves in Earth’s magnetosphere:
Recent satellite and ground-based observations and some future prospects
Long term features of geomagnetically trapped particles
Statistical investigation of cross energy coupling during magnetic storms;
Arase observations
Spatial evolution of injected energetic electrons as observed by Arase and Van
Allen Probes
Active auroral arc powered by accelerated electrons from very high altitudes
Discussion in breakout rooms

Session 14 (10:50 – 12:10)
Chair: Y. Otsuka
10:50 – 11:02

E. P. Macho

11:02 – 11:14

M. D. Hartinger

11:14 – 11:26

N. Maruyama

11:26 – 11:38
11:38 – 11:50

S. Oyama
A. Shinbori

11:50 – 13:30

Lunch Break& Discussion

Ionospheric climatology at South American sector using amplitudescintillation index S4Inter-Hemispheric Comparisons of the Ground Magnetic Response during
Past and Future Eclipses
Identifying the Physical Mechanisms to Explain the Extreme Plasmaspheric
Erosion for the September 2017 Storm
Event study of the M-I-T coupling in the ionospheric trough region for Kp = 0+
Relationship between the locations of the mid-latitude trough andplasmapause using GNSS-TEC and Arase satellite observation
Discussion in breakout rooms

Friday, March 12th

Afternoon

Session 15 (13:30 – 14:50)
Chair: T. Hori
13:30 – 13:42

M. Takada

13:42 – 13:54

B. Malvi

13:54 – 14:06

S. K. Panda

14:06 – 14:18

P. Nilesh

14:18 – 15:20

Break &
Discussion

Simultaneous observations of a low-altitude ion upflow by the EISCAT radarand molecular ions in the ring current by the Arase (ERG) satellite
Ionosphere Behavior during the Geomagnetic Storms over the different
latitude Regions
Extracting Plasmaspheric Contributions from Total Electron Content using
Digisonde, COSMIC, and GPS Observations and Model ComparisonsComparison of the ionospheric F2 peak height between digisondemeasurements and IRI-2016 predictions over Irkutsk, Russia
Discussion in breakout rooms

Session 16 (15:20 – 16:40)
Chair: Y. Tanaka
15:20 – 15:40

V. Kurkin

15:40 – 15:52
15:52 – 16:04

A. Sinevich
P. Erdemir

16:04 – 16:16

E. Gulay

16:16 – 16:28

H. S. Mohamed

16:28 – 17:10

Break &
Discussion

Disturbances of the Subpolar ionosphere over the Asian part of Russia
during the geomagnetic storms of 2017-2020
Study of the polarization jet using satellite data
A comparison of upper atmospheric Joule heating resulting from CMEs and
HSSs using SWMF/BATS-R-US model
Geomagnetic Field Variations During Quiet and Disturbed Days Over Iznik,
TurkeyThe ionospheric response to 27 September magnetic storm on 2017 at theequator.
Discussion in breakout rooms

Session 17 (17:10 – 18:30)
Chair: A. Shinbori
17:10 – 17:22

T. P. Owolabi

17:22 – 17:34

O. D. F. Grodji

17:34 – 17:46

D. I. Okoh

17:46 – 17:58

V. N. Otugo

17:58 – 18:30
18:30 – 19:00

Discussion
Wrap up

The Effect of Prompt Penetration Electric (PPE) on Total Electron Content
during Intense and Super Geomagnetic Storm Events at Low and Mid Latitude
Regions ✗CANCELLED
Estimating some parameters of the equatorial ionosphere electrodynamics
from ionosonde data in West Africa ✗CANCELLED
Results from a 3-D electron density model developed from COSMIC radio
occultation data using artificial neural networks
Estimation of ionospheric critical plasma frequencies from GNSS-TEC
measurements using artificial neural networks ✗CANCELLED
Discussion in breakout rooms
Wrap up of the symposium and discussion on future directions

19:00 – 19:05 Closing Remarks

Symposium End
Thank you for joining! The 3rd ISEE Symposium

PWING-ERG conference and school on the innermagnetosphere

Main Coveners
Kazuo Shiokawa, Yoshizumi Miyoshi, and Iku Shinohara

Organizing Committee
Tomoaki Hori
Ryuho Kataoka
Satoshi Kurita
Claudia Martinez-Calderon
Yoshizumi Miyoshi
Tsutomu Nagatsuma
Satoko Nakamura
Nozomu Nishitani
Masahito Nose
Yuki Obana
Yuichi Otsuka
Kaori Sakaguchi

Takeshi Sakanoi
Kanako Seki
Atsuki Shinbori
Iku Shinohara
Kazuo Shiokawa
Shin Suzuki
Naoko Takahashi
Yoshimasa Tanaka
Fuminori Tsuchiya
Shin-Ichiro Oyama
Mitsunori Ozaki
Miho Sugiyama (secretary)

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