aims

ACTIVITIES

The following activities are being developed by WISER:

Space Environment Net
Virtual library of space environment research
Virtual library of computer codes
E-lecture courses of space environment
Advanced schools on computational and space sciences
Workshops and Symposia

WISER activities in 2003

Tokyo-Adelaide Workshop, 6-10 Jannuary 2003, University of Tokyo, Japan. This workshop was organized jointly by the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Tokyo, the ARC Special Research Centre for the Subatomic Structure of Matter (CSSM) of the University of Adelaide and WISER.

NITP Summer School 2003, 28-31 Jannuary 2003, University of Adelaide Australia. The aim of the NITP School is to present topics in Theoretical Physics at a level suited to postgraduate students and to researchers who may not necessarily be specialists in the discipline. To this end they are meant to be a school and not a conference or workshop, with a mix of both lecture series intended to develop topics starting from a relatively introductory level, and single talks on more specific contemporary subjects of interest.

WISER activities in 2002

The detailed description of the three WISER conferences (ALFVÉ N2002, WSEF2002, HPC2002) held in 2002 can be found by downloading the PS (2.8M) or PDF (386K) files of the Programme and Abstract Book.

WISER Workshop on Space Environment Turbulence - ALFVEN2002, 22 June 2002, CNR/Pisa, Italy In collaboration with the Institute of Chemical and Physical Proccesses - IPCF of the Italian National Research Council in Pisa, WISER organised the First WISER Workshop on Space Environment Turbulence - ALFVEN2002 to review recent advances in the theory of waves, instabilities and turbulence in space plasmas and atmospheres.

World Space Environment Forum - WSEF2002, 21-25 July 2002, Adelaide University, Australia. In collaboration with the National Institute for Theoretical Physics - NITP of Adelaide University, WISER is organising the First World Space Environment Forum. This conference will review the state-of-the art of space environment research and identify the key problems in solar-terrestrial connection to be addressed by the international space science and plasma physics community in the coming years, with emphasis on theory, modelling, data analysis, and prediction. It will also provide a forum for elaborating international collaboration programmes on research and training in space environment. Download the conference presentations and read the WSEF2002 resolutions .

WISER Workshop on High Performance Computing in Space Environment Research - HPC2002 , 29 July-2 August 2002, Adelaide University, Australia . This is a follow-up workshop of WSEF2002, organised jointly with the National Institute for Theoretical Physics - NITP and the Centre for High Performance Computing and Applications - CHPCA of Adelaide University. It will consist of mini-courses and lectures on high performance computing and computer simulation in space environment research. The information for this workshop can be found in the conference web page of the WSEF2002. Download the conference presentations .