FIRST BALTIC YOUNG SCIENTISTS’ INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL ON “MAGNETOSPHERE-IONOSPHERE-ATMOSPHERE COUPLING” (First Baltic School “MIAC”)

• Influence of atmospheric climate and whether to space climate and space whether;
• Chemical and physical processes in the upper atmosphere coupled with solar and magnetospheric events;
• Low and upper atmosphere over Arctic zone and their influence on positioning and navigation of aircraft and ships;
• Global satellite positioning system disruption during solar flares and geomagnetic storms;

• Jan Lastovicka (Institute of atmospheric physics, Prague, Czech Republic) – Long-term trends in the ionosphere and upper atmosphere
• Eugen Rozanov (Institute of atmospheric and climate science, Davos, Switzerland) – The influence of different precipitating particles on the ozone layer and climate
• Alexander Pogorelzev (Russian State Hydrometeorological University, St. Petersburg, Russia) – Generation of nonmigrating tides and ionospheric disturbances during the sudden stratospheric worming events
• Wojciech Jacek Miloch (University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway) – Ground-based, satellite and rocket studies of the polar cap patches, auroral blobs, and flow shears
• Anatolii Tashchilin (Institute of Solar-terrestrial physics SB RAS, Irkutsk, Russia) – Numerical modeling of large-scale ionospheric disturbances
• Alexander Yahnin (Polar Geophysical Institute, Apatity, Russia) – Magnetospheric particle precipitation to atmosphere – from equator to polar cap
• Alexei Dmitriev (National Central University, Taiwan) – Ionospheric effects of forbidden energetic electron enhancements at low latitudes
• Ivan Karpov (WD IZMIRAN, Kaliningrad, Russia) - Tidal and planetary waves in the upper atmosphere
• Sergey Pulinets (Institute of Applied Geophysics, Moscow, Russia) - Physical mechanisms of short-term earthquake precursors
• Irina Zakharenkova (WD IZMIRAN, Kaliningrad, Russia) - Satellite observations of the electron density in the ionosphere-plasmasphere system
• Maxim Klimenko (WD IZMIRAN, Kaliningrad, Russia) - The ionosphere-plasmasphere response to geomagnetic storms and sudden stratospheric warmings