Geomagnetic exploration of Earth from space using Swarm and MSS-1: scientific advances and future plans

	Basic information
Date	Friday, March 13th, 10:30 - 15:30 (GMT+0)
Schedule	oral presentations from a variety of speakers presenting an overview of advances and plans.
Venue	The Royal Astronomical Society, London, as part of their specialist discussion meeting series.
Meeting website and registration	https://ras.ac.uk/events-and-meetings/ras-meetings/geomagnetic-exploration-earth-space-using-swarm-and-mss-1
Cost	£15 + ticket issuing fee for in-person ticket or £5 + ticket issuing fee for an online ticket. The event is free for fellows of the RAS. Lunch is not included in the cost

Preliminary schedule #

Time	Author	Title
10:30	Anja Strømme	Swarm: current status and the way ahead
10:50	Nils Olsen	Swarm, MSS, and Friends - Exploring Earth’s Magnetic Field from Space
11:10	Gauthier Hulot	Latest news on the upcoming NanoMagSat ESA Scout mission
11:30	Hugo Shelley	Io-1: Demonstrating Accurate Magnetometry on a CubeSat Platform
11:50	Ciaran Beggan	Development and Evaluation of the International Geomagnetic Reference Field (IGRF) 14th generation
12:10	Nicolas Gillet	4D-Earth core+ project: sounding the deep Earth
12:30		Lunch break

13:30	Anita Aikio	Open questions in the ionosphere-thermosphere research to be studied by LEO satellites and ground-based instruments
13:50	Alan Wood	Statistical Models of Ionospheric Variability and Irregularities in the Topside Ionosphere
14:10	Alexander Grayver	Dynamics of the Ionospheric, Magnetospheric, and Induced Magnetic Fields Revealed by Ground and Multi-satellite Observations
14:30	Zhengyong Ren	Tidal-induced magnetic signals extracted from MSS-1
14:50	Hongbo Yao	Physics-based modeling of Earth’s magnetic field using induction equation constraints and MSS-1/Swarm data
15:10	Yufeng Lin	Geomagnetic data assimilation based on ensemble Kalman smoother