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International Teams

Teams are composed of about 8-15 scientists of different laboratories, nationalities and expertise. They hold a series of two to three one-week meetings over a period of 12 to 18 months.

These small groups of scientists involved in Space Research can work together in an efficient and flexible format of several subsequent meetings, during which data are analyzed and compared with theories and models.

The aim of Teams is to carry out a research project leading to publications in scientific journals. The activity is directed and organized by a team leader who is also the initiator of the proposal to ISSI. Though in close contact with the scientific staff of the Institute, teams are largely autonomous in the execution of their project. Teams are set up in response to the joint Annual Call of ISSI/ISSI-BJ. Proposals are evaluated and prioritized by the Science Committee.

 

International Teams selected in 2020

ID

Team Leader

Science Objective


46

Zuccarello F. (IT)

LUO Bingxian (CN)


Step forward in solar flare and coronal mass ejection (CME) forecasting



47

LU San (CN)

Interaction between magnetic reconnection and turbulence: From the Sun to the Earth



48

Krucker S. (CH)

Jeffrey N. (UK)

Measuring Solar Flare Hard X-ray Directivity using Stereoscopic Observations with Solar Orbiter/STIX and X-ray Instrumentation at Earth (ISSI - ISSI Beijing Team)



49

Pedatella N. (US)

 

Data Assimilation in the Ionosphere and Thermosphere (ISSI - ISSI Beijing Team)

 


50

Jamet C. (FR)

Dionisi D. (IT) 

Toward a 3-D Observation of the Ocean Color: Benefit of Lidar Technique (ISSI - ISSI Beijing Team)


 51 LI Bo (CN)
Nakariakov V. (UK)
Magnetohydrodynamic wavetrains as a tool for probing the solar corona

 

International Teams selected in 2020

ID

Team Leader

Science Objective


39

Nishimura Toshi


Multi-scale magnetosphere-ionosphere-thermosphere Interaction

(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)



40

Leaman Ryan

Zhu Ling

Population-dynamical archeology of galaxies

(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)



41

Li Ran

Strong Gravitational Lensing Studies with CSS-OS and EUCLID

(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)



42

Brasseur Guy

Granier Claire

 

Use of geostationary satellites to improve air quality characterization and forecasts

(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)

 


43

Feng Wei 

Time-variable Gravity Field Modeling and Simulation from Present and Future Gravity Satellite Missions

(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)


44

Bemporad Alessandro

Feng Li


Solar eruptions: preparing for the next generation multi-waveband coronagraphs

 45 Habarulema John Bosco
Wu Qian
Long term ionospheric effects and their associated modeling during extreme space weather events over the African sector

 

International Teams selected in 2019


ID

Team Leader

Science Objective


32

Orsolini Y.(NO)

He S. (NO)


Dynamical signatures of energetic particle precipitation in atmospheric re-analyses

 


33


Shen X. (CN)

Zhang X. (CN)

Hulot G. (FR)

The electromagnetic data validation and scientific application research based on CSES satellite

IT Files (October 21-25, 2019)



34

Orosei R. (IT)

Searching For Subglacial Water On Mars With Orbiting Ground Penetrating Radars

(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)



35


Li G. (US) 

Wang L. (CN)

 


Using Energetic Electron And Ion Observations To Investigate Solar Wind Structures And Infer Solar Wind Magnetic Field Configurations

(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)

 


36


Pevtsov A. (US)

 

Modeling Space Weather And Total Solar Irradiance Over The Past Century


(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)



37


Yao Z. (BEL) 

Shi Q. (CN)



The morphology of auroras at Earth and giant planets: characteristics and their magnetospheric implications 


38


Ward M. (UK)

 

Active Galaxies In Crisis: A Statistical Study Of Ultra-Violet Variability


(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)



International Teams selected in 2018


ID

Team Leader

Science Objective


26

Romano D.(IT)

Zhang Z.-Y. (UK)


Chemical abundances in the ISM: the litmus test of stellar IMF variations in galaxies across cosmic time

(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)

Last meeting: November 11-15, 2019



27


Fan Z. (CN)

Weak Gravitational Lensing Studies from Space Missions

(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)

Last meeting: November 4-8, 2019 


28

Lasue J. (FR)

Wiens R. (US)

 

Cross-calibration of Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) instruments for planetary exploration


(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)




29


Li J. (CN)

 


Understanding and unifying the gamma rays emitting scenarios in high mass and low mass X-ray binaries



30


Mironova I. (RU)

 

Relativistic electron precipitation and its atmospheric effect


(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)



31


Vial J.-C. (FR) 

Chen P.-F. (CN)

 


The eruption of solar filaments and the associated mass and energy transport 

Last meeting: October 29 - November 1, 2019



International Teams selected in 2017


ID

Team Leader

Science Objective

19

Chaffin M. (US)

 

Hydrogen Escape across the Solar System and Beyond


(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)

 

20

Heger A. (AU)

Lugaro M. (HU)

 

Radioactive Nuclei in the Cosmos and in the Solar System

Last meeting: November 4-8, 2019

21

Jofre P. (UK)

Worley C. (UK)

 

Stellar libraries of 2020

22

Olshevsky V. (BE)

Valentini F. (IT)

 

Magnetic topology effects on energy dissipation in turbulent plasma

(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)

 

23

Zimovets I.  (RU/CN)

Ning Z. (CN)

 

Pulsations in solar flares: matching observations and models

Upcoming meeting: April 20-24, 2020

24

Garcia R. (FR)

Zhu P. (CN)

 

An international reference for seismological data sets and internal structure models of the Moon

(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)

25

Zhang H. (US)

Zong Q. (CN)

 

Dayside Transient Phenomena and Their Impact on the Magnetosphere-Ionosphere


International Teams selected in 2016


ID

Team Leader

Science Objective

12

Belloni T. (IT)

Bhattacharya D.  

(IN)

 

Understanding multi-wavelength rapid variability: accretion and jet ejection in compact objects

13

Zhang S. (US)

Climate Change in the Upper Atmosphere

(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)

 

14

Mowlavi N. (CH)

Understanding the fate of binary systems in the Gaia era

(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)

 

15

Zhang Q.H. (CN)

Multiple-instrument observations and simulations of the dynamical processes associated with polar cap patches/aurora and their associated scintillations

 

16

Orsolini Y. (NO)

Balsamo G. (UK)

 

Snow reanalyses over the Himalaya-Tibetan Plateau region and the monsoons

17

Tian H. (CN)

Diagnosing heating mechanisms in solar flares through spectroscopic observations of flare ribbons

(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)

 

18

Savin S. (RU)

Wang C. (CN)

 

Outer Magnetospheric Resonances: The Role in Ionosphere-Magnetosphere Coupling


International Teams selected in 2015 


ID

Team Leader

Science Objective

7

Brasseur G. (DE)

Bouarar I. (DE)

 

Analysis of Persistent Regional Air Pollution in Asia

(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)

 

8

Miyoshi Y. (JP)

Hosokawa K. (JP)

 

Pulsating aurora as a manifestation of non-linear wave particle

9

Nakariakov V. (UK)

van Doorsselaere T. (BE)

 

Magnetohydrodynamic Seismology of the Solar Corona in the Era of SDO/AIA

10

Ouzounov D. (US)

Zhang X. (CN)

 

Validation of Lithosphere-Atmosphere-Ionosphere-Magnetosphere Coupling (LAIMC)

11

Tian F. (CN)

Astrobiology in the New Age


(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)

 


International Teams selected in 2014


ID

Team Leader

Science Objective

1

Cheng K. S. (CN)

Dogiel V. (RU)

 

New Approach to Active Processes in Central Regions of Galaxies

2

Chen C. (UK)

He J. (CN)

 

Anisotropy and Intermittency in Solar Wind Turbulence 

(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)

 

3

Corpetti T. (FR)

Remote Sensing Image Data Assimilation for Pollution Monitoring: Application to Urban and Ocean Pollution

 

4

Dunlop M. (UK)

Small Scale Structure and Transport During Magnetopause Magnetic Reconnection: from Cluster to MMS

(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)

 

5

Kretschmar P. (ES)

Coronae in the X-ray Flashlight

 

6

Mueller-Wodarg I. (UK)

Aeronomy of Terrestrial-sized Bodies

(ISSI-BJ & ISSI Team)

 



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