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February 1, 2004Space Weather

Effects of Space Weather on Technology Infrastructure

D. N. Baker E. Daly Ioannis A. Daglis John G. Kappenman M. I. Panasyuk

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Abstract

An interdisciplinary NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Effects of Space Weather on Technology Infrastructure (ESPRIT) was held in Rhodes, Greece, on 25‐29 March 2003, bringing together internationally renowned experts from the physics, engineering, and application/user communities to review and assess the current knowledge on space weather dynamics and its technological and societal consequences.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a85650df0d179eaafb55940 https://doi.org/10.1029/2003sw000044

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