Invited Speakers

• Towards improving international coordination of Space Weather activities
  Jesse Andries, World Meteorological Organisation

• Development and Implementation of Miniaturised Magnetometers for Space Weather Applications   
  Richard Baughen, Imperial College London

• A network of quantum magnetometers for space weather sensing in the UK
  Ciaran Beggan, British Geological Society

• Magnetometer development for space weather measurements at the L5 Sun-Earth Lagrange point in the context of the Vigil space weather mission
  Jonathan Eastwood, Imperial College London

• SURROUND: A Constellation of CubeSats to Track Solar Radio Bursts
  Peter Gallagher, Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies 
  

• Impacts of space weather on aviation - a regulatory perspective
  David Gibbs, UK CAA

• The Space Environment Impacts Expert Group (SEIEG)
  Richard Horne, British Antarctic Survey

• What Cost: Space Weather?
  Delores Knipp, University of Colorado Boulder

• An update on Government's approach to a more long term, integrated national space capability development plan, including a 10-15 year roadmap for national Space Domain Awareness and Space Weather Forecasting capabilities
  Tobias Lin, Dep. Science, Innovation & Technology (DSIT)

• A Whole-of-Community Approach in Building Resilience to Space Weather
  Jinni Meehan, NOAA

• Efforts to Improve Global Operational Space Weather Service Effectiveness by the Coordinated Group of Meteorological Satellites
  Andrew Monham, EUMETSAT

• Revising the Space Weather Scales and Benchmarks
  Bill Murtagh, NOAA SWPC

• The need for Space Weather R&D in the coming decade post-SWIMMR
  David Southwood, Imperial College London

• The Severe Space Weather Preparedness Strategy: enhancing the UK’s resilience to this risk
  Mark Prouse, Deputy Director, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

• The Vigil Plasma Analyser (PLA): measuring the solar wind at L5
  Daniel Verscharen, University College London (Presented by Chris Brockley-Blatt, University College London)

• First Step Towards a LOFAR4SW System, a LOFAR Station Dedicated to Space-Weather Science: Incremental Development Of LOFAR Space-weather (IDOLS)
  Pietro Zucca, ASTRON (Presented by Mario Bisi, UKRI, STFC RAL Space)