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DoD Perspectives on Space Weather
DoD Perspectives on Space Weather


Monday, 30 January 2006: 11:15 AM
DoD Perspectives on Space Weather
A406 (Georgia World Congress Center)
Space weather has grown in importance to the Department of Defense (DoD) as it exploits space-based capabilities. Today space weather affects ground, sea, air, and space operations ranging from disaster relief to major conflicts. DoD identified three space weather capabilities needing further development: a national space weather collection strategy improving the quality and quantity of data describing the state of the environment; improved, coupled physics-based models linking each region of space in order to better predict the future state of the space environment; and integration of actionable, predictive space weather impacts to DoD capabilities and systems into operational information architectures.