CEDAR email: IES2015 Abstract Submission Deadline Approaching!

[Keith Groves]

*Deadline: 20 January 2015*

*14th International Ionospheric Effects Symposium*

*IES2015*

*12-14 May, 2015*

*“Bridging the gap between applications and research involving ionospheric
and space weather disciplines”*

Dear IES Friends and Colleagues:


       This message is to remind you that the deadline for abstracts for
IES2015 is just a few days away! Please act now to participate in this
premier meeting emphasizing ionospheric effects on systems and services. Visit
the symposium web site for more details (http://ies2015.bc.edu) and look
for updates very soon.  In addition to special sessions on High Frequency
propagation (Communications and Surveillance, Geolocation), abstracts will
be accepted related to the following topics:


   - Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) measurements and
   applications
   - Ionospheric irregularities and radio wave scintillations
   - Active ionospheric modification effects (high power radio waves,
   chemical and other techniques)
   - Modeling, forecasting and prediction systems
   - Lower atmosphere effects including gravity waves, tides and  sudden
   stratospheric warming events
   - Radio occultation sensing techniques and applications
   - Effects on HF propagation
   - Space-Weather and ionospheric effects on telecommunication and
   satellite systems
   - Current solar cycle phenomena and impact on operational systems
   - Applications of ground- and space-based ionospheric tomography
   - Impact of global electrodynamics on the storm-time ionosphere
   - Modeling, measurement and prediction of solar processes and resulting
   impacts on the ionosphere
   - Satellite-based observations, modeling and calibration
   - Ionospheric effects on SBAS, GBAS and other systems supporting aviation
   - Optical effects and remote sensing
   - Effects of solar noise bursts and environmental noise on
   telecommunication and navigation systems
   - Impacts on HF surveillance and communication systems including
   geolocation and coordinate registration
   - Longwave propagation systems and effects
   - Space-Weather program activities having relevance to ionospheric
   effects on C3I and navigation systems
   - Products and services offered by industry relevant to prediction &
   forecasting of ionospheric effects
   - Government projects associated with the forecasting and/or mitigation
   of deleterious effects on national and/or military systems

For more information please contact us directly at IES2015 at bc.edu.


With best regards,


Keith Groves and Patricia Doherty

Institute for Scientific Research
Boston College​
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