About Us
Our team Atmospheric Coupling Studies (ACS) is composed of dedicated researchers and scientists committed to enhancing our understanding of the interactions between solar wind and Earth, including the coupling processes within the magnetosphere, thermosphere, and ionosphere.
Members for the Current Term 2024-2028:
Chair: Andres Calabia Aibar
Vice-Chair: Binod Adhikari
- Yury Yasyukevich, Russia
- Anoruo Chukwuma, Nigeria
- Munawar Shah, Pakistan
- Binod Adhikari, Nepal
- Andres Calabia, Spain
- Astrid Maute, USA
- Gang Lu, USA
- Naomi Maruyama, USA
- Christine Amory-Mazaudier, France
- Ayomide Olabode, Germany
- MD Rodriguez Frias, Spain
- Nadia Imtiaz, Pakistan
- Aurora Segrelles, Spain
- Virginia Klausner de Oliveira, Brazil
- Yan Xiang, China
- Ashok Silwal, Nepal
Our Work
We conduct comprehensive simulations of solar wind to understand its characteristics and variability, and study the effects of solar wind on Earth's upper atmosphere.
Details of the Previous Term (2019-2023)
Past Members:
Chair: Andres Calabia
Vice-Chair: Munawar Shah
Research Coordinator: Binod Adhikari
- Christine Amory-Mazaudier, France
- Astrid Maute, USA
- Yury Yasyukevich, Russia
- Gang Lu, USA
- Olawale S. Bolaji, Nigeria
- Emmanuel Abiodun Ariyibi, Nigeria
- Anoruo Chukwuma, Nigeria
- Oluwaseyi Emmanuel Jimoh, Nigeria
- Munawar Shah, Pakistan
- Binod Adhikari, Nepal
- Andres Calabia, Spain
- Piyush M. Mehta, USA
- LiangLiang Yuan, Germany,
- Naomi Maruyama, USA
- Toyese Tunde Ayorinde, Brazil
- Charles Owolabi, Nigeria
- Ayomide Olabode, Nigeria
Reports and Presentations JSG1 (2019-2023):
- Introduction to MTI system with figures and details concerning the results summarized in the IAG-FA-GSWR-JSG1 mid-term report (Report No. 2/2021). Available at: Mid-term Report (PPT)
- IAG-FA-GSWR-JSG1 2021 Mid-term Report No. 2/2021. doi: 10.13140/RG.2.2.22234.47048. Available at: Mid-term Report (Text)