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Introduction to MAGDAS of ICSWSE and to International Capacity Building of ISWI

ISWI stands for International Space Weather Initiative. It is a global scientific effort to advance space weather research by involving developing nations. Space weather research requires data from ground-based observation from all over the world. This requires the cooperation of developing nations. To enable this, developed nations must support education efforts in developing nations -- this is International Capacity Building. ISWI makes use of existing ground-based arrays. One such array is MAGDAS, which has 72 magnetometers installed all over the world. The MAGDAS Project is managed by ICSWSE of Kyushu University. The contributions of MAGDAS to ISWI are outlined in this talk. It is the hope of ICSWSE that the members of AOSWA and other researchers of Asia will join the International Space Weather Initiative, which was initially established by the United Nations.

International collaborations are becoming an important aspect of successful planetary and space science projects.  In today's research environment, scientists and engineers from all over the world must work increasingly together in a variety of research projects, including ground-based observations, laboratory experiments, data analyses, archival studies, and numerical experiments. For future advancements in planetary and space sciences, it is important to consider the role of international collaboration, and facilitate interactions among researchers at all career levels from countries all over the world. However, international collaboration comes with its own set of challenges. In this session, we invite presentations discussing recent achievements and current status of various international projects to highlight the unique challenges involved in these international endeavors.  This session will primarily consist of invited presentations; however, contributed presentations will also be accepted.

Japan Geoscience Union Meeting 2015

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[PPS04-P03]Introduction to MAGDAS of ICSWSE and to International Capacity Building of ISWI