International Conference on Space Weather and Aviation Systems (ICSWAS - 26)

This track will explore the effects of geomagnetic storms on aviation systems, focusing on disruptions in navigation and communication. Researchers are invited to present findings on the resilience of aviation infrastructure in the face of these space weather phenomena.

This session will address the implications of solar radiation on aircraft performance and safety. Papers will discuss the mechanisms of radiation exposure and strategies for mitigating risks to crew and passengers.

This track will investigate the challenges posed by space weather to satellite communication systems. Contributions will focus on case studies and predictive models that enhance communication reliability during solar events.

This session will cover advanced modeling techniques for predicting space weather impacts on aviation systems. Participants are encouraged to share innovative methodologies and results that improve forecasting accuracy.

This track will delve into the risks associated with cosmic radiation exposure for aviation personnel and passengers. Discussions will include measurement techniques and regulatory frameworks for ensuring safety in high-altitude flights.

This session will focus on the effects of ionospheric disturbances on global navigation satellite systems (GNSS). Researchers will present findings on mitigation strategies to enhance navigation accuracy in adverse space weather conditions.

This track will highlight the importance of continuous monitoring of the space environment for aviation safety. Papers will discuss innovative technologies and methodologies for real-time data collection and analysis.

This session will explore the impact of solar wind on various aerospace systems, including satellites and aircraft. Contributions will focus on understanding the interactions between solar wind and technological systems in flight.

This track will examine the latest advancements in space weather prediction techniques relevant to aviation. Participants are invited to share their research on predictive models and their applications in operational settings.

This session will address strategies for protecting satellite systems from the adverse effects of space weather. Papers will discuss engineering solutions and design considerations for enhancing satellite resilience.

This track will focus on the integration of space weather considerations into aviation system design and operation. Discussions will include interdisciplinary approaches that enhance the reliability and safety of aviation in a variable space environment.