Solar Energetic Particles (SEP), Solar Modulation and Space Radiation: New Opportunities in the AMS-02 Era

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AMS-02 latest results (in session "Monday Morning 1")

Characteristic of the Neutron Monitor Settled in Daejeon, South Korea and Another NM to be Installed at Jang-Bogo Station in the Antarctic. (in session "Poster Session")

Characteristics of Long Duration Gamma-Ray Flares (in session "Friday Morning 1")

Coronal mass ejections and large solar energetic particle events (in session "Thursday Morning 2")

Cosmic Ray Modulation over the 22 Year Magnetic Cycle Observed by Neutron Monitors (in session "Monday Morning 2")

Diffusive Propagation of Galactic Cosmic Rays in a Two Halo Scenario (in session "Poster Session")

Diffusive shock acceleration and the coupled hydromagnetic wave excitation in the low corona (in session "Poster Session")

ESTIMATING POSSIBLE BACKGROUND SOURCES FOR AN ANTIDEUTERON COSMIC FLUX USING A MONTE CARLO GENERATOR (in session "Poster Session")

Fermi Large Area Telescope observations of high-energy gamma-ray emission from behind-the-limb solar flares (in session "Friday Morning 1")

Forbush Decreases: The View From Space (in session "Monday Afternoon 2")

Galactic Cosmic Ray Proton Spectra during Solar Cycle 23 and 24 - Measurement Capabilities of the Electron Proton Helium Telescope on Board SOHO (in session "Thursday Afternoon 1")

GCR Simulator Development Status at the NASA Space Radiation Laboratory (in session "Friday Afternoon 1")

Geomagnetic Cutoff Rigidity Values are a Valuable Tool in Analyzing Cosmic Radiation Measurements on the Earth and in Near-Earth Space (in session "Monday Morning 2")

Geomagnetic cutoff simulations for low-energy cosmic rays (in session "Thursday Afternoon 2")

Geomagnetically trapped, albedo and solar particles: trajectory analysis and flux reconstruction with PAMELA (in session "Thursday Afternoon 1")

Historic Record of Neutron Monitor Ground-level Count Rates at the Solar Minimum of Solar Cycle 23-24 (in session "Poster Session")

Impact of AMS-II measurements on reducing GCR model uncertainties (in session "Friday Afternoon 1")

Inter-Relationship of Solar and Interplanetary Phenomena During Solar Cycles 23 and 24 (in session "Poster Session")

Interpretation of Solar Flare Observations by Fermi-LAT and Other Instruments (in session "Friday Morning 2")

Ion Flux Measurement with the AMS-02 Experiment (in session "Tuesday Afternoon 1")

Kinetic simulations of particle acceleration at collisionless shocks (in session "Thursday Morning 1")

Magnetospheric Effects on High Energy Solar Particles: PAMELA Measurements (in session "Thursday Afternoon 1")

Measurement of the time dependence of the cosmic ray electron and positron flux with the AMS Experiment (in session "Tuesday Afternoon 1")

NASA (in session "Monday Morning 1")

NASA galactic cosmic radiation environment model: Badhwar - O’Neill (2014) (in session "Friday Afternoon 1")

Neutron Monitors and cosmic-ray data for solar modulation studies: systematic uncertainties and modulation level time series (in session "Tuesday Afternoon 2")

Neutron monitors as a traditional tool to study cosmic rays variability (in session "Tuesday Morning 2")

Non-parametric determination of p and He interstellar fluxes from TOA cosmic ray data (in session "Poster Session")

Open discussion and final remarks (in session "Friday Afternoon 2")

Overview of Solar Energetic Particle Event Observations and Open Questions (in session "Monday Afternoon 1")

Particle Acceleration in the inner Heliosphere: Diffusive Shock Acceleration and Quiet-Time Processes (in session "Monday Afternoon 1")

Precise Measurement of the Monthly Proton Flux with AMS-02 on the ISS (in session "Tuesday Afternoon 2")

Precision Measurement of the Proton and Helium Fluxin Primary Cosmic Rays with AMS-02 (in session "Tuesday Afternoon 1")

Proton energy spectra during ground level enhancements as measured by EPHIN aboard SOHO (in session "Poster Session")

Short-term Solar Activity Measured by AMS-02 (in session "Thursday Afternoon 2")

SOLAR COSMIC RAY GROUND-LEVEL EVENT (GLE) ANISOTROPY (in session "Thursday Morning 2")

Solar Energetic Particle transport along meandering field lines and the interpretation of wide longitudinal events (in session "Poster Session")

Solar modulation of GCRs from the Balloon-Borne Experiment with a Superconducting Spectrometer (BESS) (in session "Tuesday Morning 1")

Solar modulation of proton LIS with spacecrafts, ballons and neutron monitors (in session "Tuesday Afternoon 2")

Solar Protons above 500 MeV in Interplanetary Space and in the Sun’s Atmosphere (in session "Thursday Afternoon 2")

Space Radiation, current status and next (in session "Friday Afternoon 1")

Study of Solar Energetic Particle Events for Support of Human and Robotic Spaceflight (in session "Poster Session")

The Advanced Neutron Spectrometer for Manned Exploration (in session "Friday Afternoon 2")

The Dynamic GLE Proton Spectrum of 2001 April 15 and 2005 January 20 (in session "Thursday Afternoon 2")

The Neutron Monitor Database (NMDB) (in session "Poster Session")

The PAMELA experiment (in session "Tuesday Morning 2")

The Role of Solar and Solar Wind Forcing of Radiation Belt Particle Enhancements (in session "Monday Afternoon 2")

The Space Radiation Environment on the Surface of Mars Measured with the RAD Instrument on the Mars Science Laboratory (in session "Friday Afternoon 2")

The space radiations as observed by the Energetic Particle Telescope (in session "Friday Morning 2")

The Theory of SEP Acceleration and Transport (in session "Thursday Morning 1")

The total modulation of cosmic rays in the heliosphere (in session "Monday Morning 1")

TIME DEPENDENCE OF THE COSMIC-RAY ELECTRON AND POSITRON SPECTRA MEASURED BY PAMELA EXPERIMENT DURING THE 23TH SOLAR MINIMUM (in session "Tuesday Afternoon 2")

Validation of NASA Space Radiation Analysis Tools with ISS Radiation Environment Monitor (REM) Data (in session "Friday Afternoon 1")

Voyager Observations in the Outer Heliosphere and Interstellar Medium (in session "Tuesday Morning 1")

Welcome (in session "Monday Morning 1")

Welcome (in session "Monday Morning 1")

X Flares and AMS-02 SEP Events at the Maximum of Cycle 24 (in session "Thursday Afternoon 2")

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