The Russian-Chinese Joint Research Center on Space Weather

From ISTP SB RAS

The Institute of Solar-Terrestrial Physics SB RAS (ISTP SB RAS ) and the Center for Space Science and Applied Research Chinese Academy of Sciences (CSSAR CAS) have established the Russian-Chinese Joint Research Center on Space Weather (JRC-SW) in December 2000. The Agreement on scientific cooperation between the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Russian Academy of Sciences' Siberian Branch signed on October 13, 1999, and the Agreement for joint studies on solar-terrestrial physics and its applications signed by the CSSAR CAS and the ISTP SB RAS on November 2, 2000 serve as a basis for creating the JRC-SW.

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[edit] The JRC-SW has two co-directors:


The principal objective of the JRC-SW is to organize and promote successful cooperation between CSSAR and ISTP.

[edit] The particular research areas are defined here under as follows:

  1. Solar activities related to solar disturbances.
  2. Propagation of solar disturbances through the solar corona and interplanetary space.
  3. Investigation of dynamic processes at different spatial and temporal scales, which are associated with geospace disturbances.
  4. Investigation into the propagation of disturbances from high to middle and low latitudes of the Earth's ionosphere and atmosphere.
  5. Diagnostics of the geospace, and forecasting technology.

During 5 years the scientific research work was carried out in the frame of 22 projects.


[edit] The objectives of the Center include:

[edit] Results

Annual workshops shall be organized in Russia and China by turns. In the frame of these workshops the main project executors submit a progress reports on obtained results of explorations.


The main scientific results of Joint Research Center on Space Weather work during five years are to be published as "Collected Works of China-Russia Joint Research on Space Weather" in 2005 in Beijing. The yet-unpublished research works within the frame of Joint Research Center projects, the results of which were presented at the Workshops will appear in a special issue of the Chinese Journal of Space Research.

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