Space Weather Prediction: Are We There Yet? I

SPA-Aeronomy [SA]

SA22A
CC:716B Tuesday 1030h

Presiding: C Russell, UCLA; J Giacalone, University of Arizona

SA22A-01

Space Weather Prediction: Are We There Yet? I

* N/A, N (ja-help@agu.org), N/A, N/A, United States

All papers within this session are cited under Solar and Heliospheric Physics. Between the Rock and a Hard Place: The CCMC as a Transit Station Between Modelers and Forecasters (M. Hesse) Predicting the Space Environment: the CISM Experience and Perspective (W. Hughes) The Space Weather Modeling Framework (G. Toth) Coronal Modeling: Present Status and Challenges for the Future (J. Linker) Numerical Simulation of Interplanetary Coronal Mass Ejections and STEREO Observations (D. Odstrcil) Magnetospheric Space Weather Forecasting: Status and Challenges for the Upcoming Solar Cycle (J. Raeder) The Current Status and Challenges for Upper Atmosphere Models (R. Schunk)