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Oral session main hall at Cataract Hotel is equipped with the following audio-visual equipment:

LDC projector -Computer -Overhead projector -Screens -Laser pointer -Speaker timer .

The computer in the oral session Hall will be Windows-based PC with Microsoft Power Point (Office XP installed). All videos should be in *.avi or *.mpg format.

We advice you to bring two copies of your presentation to meeting in case there is a problem with one of them. Standard CD-R or CDRW or memory Stick will be supported.

Poster session will be located in main hall of Cataract hotel besides to the Oral presentation location . Each presenter will be provided with (1m x 1m) poster space.

Posters of Sessions 1, and 2 will be scheduled on Friday (31 March 2006) and should be set up between 8:00 am and 9:00 am , and removed after the evening session (18:00 pm),. For the schedule of the poster sessions, see bottom of the page.

Posters of Sessions 3, and 4 will be scheduled on Saturday (1 April 2006) and should be set up between 8:00 am and 9:00, and removed after the evening session (18:00 pm),. For the schedule of the poster sessions, see bottom of the page.

Posters of Sessions 5, and 6 will be scheduled on Sunday(2 April 2006) and should be set up between 8:00 am and 9:00, and removed after the evening session (18:00 pm),. For the schedule of the poster sessions, see bottom of the page.

Posters of Sessions 7, and 8 will be scheduled on Monday (3 April 2006) and should be set up between 8:00 am and 9:00, and removed after the evening session (18:00 pm),. For the schedule of the poster sessions, see bottom of the page.

Presentation must cover the same material as the abstract. Please, place the title of your paper number prominently at the top of the poster board to allow viewers to identify your paper easily as numbered below .

Conveners: Martinez-Pillet & Callebaut / Session Chairs: Callebaut & Ossendrijver

3- M. Dikpati “Evolution of large-scale solar magnetic fields and dynamo models”

1- M. Zhao, J. Wang “Evolution of magnetic nonpotentiality and energy transport in NOAA AR 10720"

3- G. Guerrero, E.M. de Gouveia Dal Pino "Exploring a different geometry for the solar

4- A.H. Khater “Nonlinear periodic solutions for isothermal magnetostatic atmospheres”

1-Jun Zhang, "Magnetic field evolutions in a quiet sun and a coronal hole regions"

2- S. Tokhchukova, V. Bogod and V. Garaimov “Analysis of coronal magnetic field in active regions based on the detailed radio spectral data”

3- M. Loukitcheva, S.K. Solanki and S. White “Acoustic shock waves in the solar chromosphere from millimeter observations”

4-A. H. Khater and S. M. Moawad, "Exact solutions for two-dimensional nonlinear force-free magnetic fields with applications in solar physics"

1- T. Sakurai "The Solar-B mission and coronal heating" (30 min.)
2- J. Klimchuk "Impulsive coronal heating in tangled magnetic fields" (30 min.)
3- I. De Moortel and K. Galsgaard "Coronal tectonics: Numerical simulations of 3D Magnetic Reconnection" (20 min.)

1- A. StepanovY.T. Tsap "Small-scale Alfven waves and isotropization of energetic protons"
2- T. Aiouaz and M.P. Prast "Signatures of the chromospheric magnetic network in the corona"
3- B. Sylvester, J. Sylwester, K.J.H. Phillips and A. Kepa “Determination of flaring plasma characteristics from RESIK X-ray spectra"
4- R. Miteva and G. Mann "Mechanism for electron acceleration due to the propagation of jets in the sola corona"
5- K. Tziotziou and G. Tsiropoula "Chromospheric fine structure studies”

2- L. van Driel-Gesztelyi “Large-scale magnetic fields and coronal structure” (30 min.)

3- E. Benevolenskaya “Is the solar magnetic cycle still a puzzle?” (15 min.)

1- F. Saez, P. Lamy and A. Llebaria “3-D simulations of the streamer belt of the solar corona”

2- P. Lamy, A. Llebaria, M. Burtin, F. Saez "Large scale evolution of the corona over a

3- J. Vilinga, S. Koutchmy, F. Auchère, F. Baudin, B. Filipov, J-C. Noens " Chromospheric

4- V.I.Makarov, A.G. Tlatov and D.K. Callebaut “Decrease of hot regions in the polar

5- R. Helal "Preliminary Prediction Of The Strength Of The 24^th 11-Year Solar Cycle."

18:00 - Sound and Light at Pyramids (extra fee required) See the updated tourism program

3- S.M. Yousef "Fast solar wind from coronal holes, proton events and their terrestrial effects"

2- M. Ashour-Abdalla “Modeling the Storm Time Effects of Solar Wind Structure on the Magnetosphere”

3- S.W.Samwel, A.A.Hady, M. Ibrahim, and Y.S. Hanna "Studying the great solar proton

4- I.S.Veselovsky " Dynamical plasma processes in the solar wind formation region and the Heliosphere"

S6 Eruptive processes and space weather consequences - Flares, CMEs and SEPs

1- R. Schwenn “Explosive events on the Sun and their effects on space weather near the Earth”

2- S. Gibson "The role of twisted magnetic flux ropes in CMEs and space weather”

3- W.Q. Gan and Y.P. Li "RHESSI and TRACE observations for the impulsive flare loops”

4- A.N. Zhukov “EUV observations of the Sun for the CME and Space Weather Research”

5- M. Kundu, E.J. Schmahl and S.M. White "Microwave and hard X-ray imaging observations of energetic electrons in solar flares and microflares"

2- J.C. Johnston, D.F. Webb, G. Fry, J.B. Mozer, T.A. Kuchar, D.R. Mizuno “Observations of coronal mass ejections from the Solar Mass Ejection Imager

3- Luciano Rodriguez , Andrei Zhukov , Joachim Woch , Norbert Krupp, Rudolf von Steiger , Robert Forsyth

4- J. Wang, Y. Zhang, G. Attrill and L.K. Harra „Large-scale magnetic connectivity in coronal mass ejections“

"Photometric study of euv dimmings in powerful eruptive events observed with coronas/spirit and soho/eit telescopes"

"Helioseismic Observations of Magnetic Flux Emergence and Evolution of Active Regions"

8- K. Shibata, M. Shimizu, K. Nishida and D. Shiota “Observations and MHD simulations of plasmoid-induced-reconnection in impulsive flares”

9- Richard Thorne "The Link between Outer Radiation Belt Variability and Solar Activity"

10- C.J. Xiao, L.T. Song, Z.Y. Pu "Interaction between Interplanetary Shock and the Magnetopause with Cluster Measurement on 6 November, 2001"

1- R. Schlichenmaier “Prospects and challenges for solar physics from the ground”

2- L. Damé and S. Koutchmy “SOLARNET and LAIME Imaging and Spectroscopy in the Far Ultraviolet”

4- Reports on status of Space Missions by conference participants: STEREO, Solar-B, Solar Orbiter, Solar Probe, etc.

Transfer from Cataract hotel to Golden Pharaohs Nile cruise 5 stars cruise includes dinner and oriental show

10:40 - 11:20 B. Schmieder “Multi-wavelength diagnostics of the solar eruptive activity"

12: 00 - 12:30 E. Podlachikova “Avalanche models for coronal heating and nanoflare observations

14:00 – 14:40 I. Veselovsky "The Solar Wind and the Solar Energetic Particles: Origin and Effects"

14:40 - 15:20 D. Berghmans “EUV imaging for space weather monitoring”

15:20 – 16:00 V. Zharkova and S. Zharkov "Global activity in the cycle 23: Basic observationaltrends in the solar feature statistics and their relevance to the solar dynamo models”

16:30 – 17:00 F. Espenak and J. Anderson "Predictions for Total Solar Eclipses of 2008, 2009 and 2010”

Friday 31 March, 2006

Session 1, Session 2 (Part I)

Session 1: Generation and Transport of Solar Magnetic Fields

1-Masahito Kubo and Toshifumi Shimizu,

Vector Magnetic Fields of Flux Cancellation Sites

2-Tamara Rogers, Pascale Garaud, Gary Glatzmaier,

The Effect of Overshooting Plumes on the Confinement of Poloidal field to the Radiative Interior

3-Evgeniy Tikhomolov,

Coupling of large-scale flows and penetrative convection at the base of the solar convection zone

4- Archontis,V, Moreno-Insertis,F, Galsgaard, K, Hood,A.W,

A three-dimensional study of magnetic flux emergence in the Sun

5-Dirk K. Callebaut, A. A. Hady , G. K. Karugila , and A. H. Khate,

Large unipolar regions generated from undeep magnetic fields

6-A.G. Ponomarenko, Yu. P. Zakharov, V.M. Antonov, E.L. Boyarintsev,A.V. Melekhov, V.G. Posukh, I.F. Shaikhislamov,K.V. Vchivkov,

Laboratory Simulation of Very Strong Magnetospere's Compression by Giant Solar Flare's Plasma, supplying a SEPs Trapping and Other World-wide Effects*

7- S. Baraka and L. Ben Jaffel,

Solar Wind Interaction with Earth Magentosphere by numerical simulation

8-Gavryuseva Elena,

Longitudinal structure of the photospheric magnetic field

9-A.E.Dudorov,

Diffusional Pumping of Fotospheric Magnetic Field

10-Gavryuseva Elena,

North-South asymmetry of solar magnetic field

11-D.Sokoloff, S.Berdyugina, D.Moss, I.Usoskin,

Solar active longitude in context of dynamo theory

12-Piyali Chatterjee, Arnab Rai Choudhuri,

Theoretical model for calculation of helicity in solar active regions

13-Gavryuseva Elena,

Variability of the differencial rotation of the photospheric magnetic field through solar cycles

14-Piyali Chatterjee and,Arnab Rai Choudhuri,

Theoretical model for calculation of helicity in solar active regions

15-U.Paniveni, V.Krishan, Jagdev Singh and R.Srikanth,

Relatinships between the horizontal flow velocity and cell size and cell lifetime

16-S.I.Zharkov, V.V. Zharkova, M.Bianda and S.Cortesi,

STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF MAGNETIC FIELD TILT IN THE CYCLE 23 WITH THE AUTOMATED

SUNSPOT GROUP CLASSIFICATION

17-Gavryuseva Elena,

Basic topology and dynamics of magnetic field leading activity the Sun

18-Jie Jiang & Jing-xiu Wang,

An explanation to the solar non-axisymmetric fields

19- Prokudina V.S., Yermolaev Yu.I., Kuril’chik V.N., Kudela K., Slivka M.,

ANALYSE OF HECTOMETRIC RADIO BURSTS DURING GEOEFFECTIVE

FLARES

20-Dirk K.Callebaut,

Generation of sunspot and polar faculae butterflies using bipolar and quadripolar seed fields

21-Wang Min,

Radio Behaviour About Solar Post-Flare Loops

22-Pavel AMBROZ,

Axially symmetric large-scale transport of the magnetic flux during the solar activity cycle

23-B. Welsch,

Active Region Flux Transport: Observational Techniques, Results, & Implications

24-Sebastien Couvidat, Aaron C.Birch,Alexander G.Kosovichev,

Subsurface structure of magnetic regions revealed by Born-approximation time-distance helioseismology

25- D.Y. Wang, Q.M. Lu, and G. L. Huang,

Particles Acceleration at Reconnecting X points in Solar Flares by Electrostatic Waves

26- K. Hori, S. Pohjolainen, and T. Sakurai,

Relation of Radio and hard X-ray Quasi-periodic pulsations and associated eruptive features during the 2004 July 13 flare

27- Soloviev A.A., Kirichek E.A.,

The Dissipative Model of Solar Magnetic Cycle

28- Marlon Nunez,

On forecasting the onset of impulsive Solar Proton Events.

29- A. H. Khater, S. M. Moawad, and D. K. Callebaut,

The steady state equilibrium properties of force-free magnetic fields

30- X.B. Li, J. Zhang and J. Wang

An Observation of Moving Magnetic Features with MDI/SOHO

Session 2: Magnetic fields and coupling processes in the solar atmosphere

Session2 (Part I):

31- K.A.P Singh,

Role of turbulence in damping of MHD waves in Quiescent Prominences and Prominence-Corona Transition Region (PCTR)

32-A.Adjabshirizadeh & E.Tavabi,

Simultaneous measurement of magnetic & velocity fields in the layers of photosphere and chromosphere

33- Altyntsev A.T.,

High energy electron beams in microwave flare emission

34-A.T.Altyntsev A.T., N.S.Meshalkina, V.V. Grechnev,

The signatures of magnetic reconnection according to the microwave drifting bursts nobservations.

35- Wang Min and Xieruixiang,

Radio Behavior About Solar Post-flare Loops -- The Homologous Flare

36- Haisheng J.,

Rapid Emergence of a Satellite Sunspot Associated with Sudden Magnetic Changes during an M-class Solar Flare

37- S.S. Hasan,

Wave propagation in the magnetic network on the Sun

38- Zharkova, V.V. and Gordovskyy, M.,

The effect of transverse magnetic eld variations on e proton and electron energy spectra at acceleration in 3D current sheet

49- Vitas Nikola, Atanackovic-Vukmanovic Olga and Vince Istvan,

Traces of the chromospheric activity in the photospheric manganese line

40- Zharkova V.V. and Gordovskyy, M.,

The effect of transverse magnetic field variation of proton and electron spectra at acceleration in a 3D current sheet.

41- Deaz, Rodrigo Fernando, Cincunegui, Carolina, Mauas, Pablo J. D.,

lines in solar stars.

42- Khalil DAIFFALLAH, Toufik ABDELATIF,

The study of magneto-atmospheric waves, interaction of oscillation fast and slow, application to model of three layer

43- Vinod Krishan, S. M. Chitre,

Formation of Magnetic Filaments through Ambipolar Diffusion operating on the Solar surface

44- J. Arnaud, S. Roques, S.K. Solanki,

A new method to study solar activity periodicities

45- okhchukova S., Bogod V., Garaimov V.,

Coronal magnethic fields fine vertical structure analysis based on the upgraded RATAN-600 observational technique.

46- Baolin Tan, Guangli Huang, and Haisheng Ji,

Analysis on the component and distribution of the electric current in solar current-carrying plasma loop

47- G.P.Wu, G.L.Huang,

The observational signature of quasi period reconnection in current sheet

48- S. N. Chornogor, L. K. Kashapova, R. A. Sych & O.V.Andriyenko,

The evolution of H-alpha and CaII K emission before and during the solar M-class flare on 25th July

49- Gavryuseva Elena

" Latitudinal structure of the photospheric magnetic field through solar cycles"

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Saturday 1 April 2006

Session 2( Part II), Session 3 , Session 4

Session 2(Part II):

49- Tetsuya T. Yamamoto and T. Sakurai,

Inflow Velocity and Coronal Magnetic Field Strength Estimated from the GOES X-Ray Light Curve

50- Y. Z. ZHANG, J. X. WANG AND Y. Q. HU,

MHD numerical simulation of Interdependent Flare and Coronal Mass Ejection

51- Guangli Huang and Haisheng Ji,

Multi-wavelength analysis of the event on November 1, 2004

52- Bashkirtsev V.S., Mashnich G.P, Khlystova A.I.,

The rotation character of solar filaments subject to filament existence stage

53- H. Onuma, M. Nishizawa, T. Sasaki, M. Takita, Y. Yamamoto, T. Yuda and the Tibet AS$\gamma$ Collaboration,

Simulation of the Sun shadow of 10 TeV region cosmic rays and comparison with the Tibet AS$\gamma$ experiments from

1996 to 2004

54- Soloviev Alex. and Kirichek Elena

Why sunspots are stable?

55- M. Wang and R. X. Xie,

Radio Behaviour About Solar Post-Flare Loops

56- Jaime Vilinga ,

Chromospheric Prolateness: Solar Cycle Variations

57- M. Wang and R. X. Xie,

Radio Behaviour About Solar Post-Flare Loops

58- M. Wang and R. X. Xie,

Radio Behaviour About Solar Post-Flare Loops

69- Istvan Ballai,

Diagnostics of local and global coronal magnetic fields using global coronal waves

60- Fedun Viktor, Robert Erdelyi,

MHD waves in magnetically twisted solar atmospheric flux tubes

61- M. FaurobertP. MeinN. Mein,

Magnetic structure of faculae fluxtubes observed with THEMIS

62- A.G.Kosovichev and T.L.Duvall

Helioseismic Observations of Magnetic Flux Emergence and Evolution of Active Regions

63- A.H. Khater, D. K. Callebaut,T. N. Abdelhameed and A A. .Hady,

On general transformations and variational Principles of an ideal three - dimensional

incompressible gravitating magnetohydrodynamic flows

64- Istvan Ballai,

Diagnostics of local and global coronal magnetic fields using global coronal waves

A heating of coronal hole atmosphere: microwave investigation of wave dissipa-tion in chromosphere.

Statistical analyses of microwave type III bursts, coronal mass ejections and H? flares

Large amplitude velocity fluctuations as precursor of flares in the solar coronal loop

Particles Acceleration at Reconnecting X Points in Solar Flares by Electrostatic Waves

Evidence found in SUMER data for an oscillating supergranular cell at coronal temperatures.

19- L.R. Bellot Rubio (IAA/CSIC, Spain), A. Tritschler (NSO, USA), T.Kentischer,

Helioseismic Observations of Magnetic Flux Emergence and Evolution of ctive Regions

Session 4:Large-scale coronal structure - Space and Ground-based observations,

20- M. Nishizawa, H. Onuma, T. Sasaki, M. Takita, Y. Yamamoto, T. Yuda and the Tibet

1- Lapo Bettarini, S. Landi, F.A. Rappazzo, M. Velli, M. Opher , Tearing and Kelvin-

Relationship between the photospheric fiels, solar wind characteristics and geomagnetic perturbations over last 30 years.

3- M. M. Kalinichenko, I.S. Falkovich, O.O. Konovalenko, M.R. Olyak, I.N. Bubnov,

Solar wind in the outer heliosphere: IPS observations at the decameter wavelengths.

The solar fundamental oscillation mode and the origin of the long period alfven waves observed in the solar wind

5- Richard Woo, The Suns Magnetic Field and Its Influence on the Solar Atmosphere

Exact solutions to the Grad-Shafranov equation for magnetically confined plasmas

Relationship between CMEs, and Solar activity phenomena in the western solar hemisphere.

"Surface Waves and Kelvin-Helmholtz Instability in Solar Wind Flowing Structure"

16- N.R. Minkova, Y.M. Vasenin "The kinetic model of the solar wind influenced by the given magnetic field”

Prediction Of Solar Activity And Their Terrestrial Response For The Remaining Years Of Cycle 23

Session 6( Part I):Eruptive processes and space weather consequences - Flares, CMEs and SEPs,

19 Observed flux density enhancement at submillimeter wavelenghts and magnetic reconnection processes

Germ?n Cristiani, Carlos Guillermo Giménez de Castro, Cristina Hemilse Mandrini, Marta Graciela Rovira, Pierre Kaufmann

21-The signatures of magnetic reconnection according to the microwave drifting bursts observations

R.R.Rosa (1), A.Borgazzi (1), O.Mendes Jr.(1), H.S.Sawant (1), F.C.R. Fernandes(1), M. Karlick (2)

28- 70STATISTIC STUDY OF RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SOLAR, INTERPLANETARY AND GEOMAGNETIC DISTURBANCES

Yermolaev Yu.I., Yermolaev M.Yu., Petrukovich A.A., Zastenker G.N., Zelenyi L.M.

29- Simulation of the Global Solar Flares and their Effects in Space Weather by using a Laser-Produced Plasma Clouds.

A.G.Ponomarenko, Yu. P. Zakharov, V.M. Antonov, E.L. Boyarintsev, A.V. Melekhov, V.G. Posukh, I.F. Shaikhislamov

31- (1971)Laboratory Simulation of Very Strong Magnetospere's Compression by Giant Solar Flare's Plasma, supplying a SEPs

33- Relation of Radio and hard X-ray Quasi-periodic pulsations and
associated eruptive features during the 2004 July 13 flare

Prokudina V.S.(1), Yermolaev Yu.I.(2), Kuril’chik V.N.(1), Kudela K.(3), Slivka M. (3)

Francisco C. R. Fernandes, José R. Cecatto, Maria C. Andrade, Reinaldo R. Rosa, Hanumant S. Sawant

Session 6( Part II):Eruptive processes and space weather consequences - Flares, CMEs and SEPs,

37- Optimum properties of H alpha line profile for validity of determining velocity field using the modified cloud method

40- Dynamics of coronal structures during the prominence eruption of December 2, 2003 and analysis of the associated CME

41- Diagnostics of thermal and non-thermal processes in solar flares using chromospheric lines

Hui Li, Brigitte Schmieder, Guillaume Aulanier, Jianping Li, Cheng Fang, Arkadiusz Berlicki, Qiusheng Du

43- SOLAR ACTIVITY CYCLES IN GLOBAL AND HEMISPHERE TEMPERATURES ON THE EARTH SURFACE

47-Two successive CMEs driven by the kink and drainage instabilities of an eruptive prominence

48-Contribution of Geometry of Interaction between Interplanetary Magnetic Field and Terrestrial Magnetic Field into Geomagnetic activity

Jasmina Magdalenic (1), Paolo Zlobec (2), Bojan Vrsnak (1), Henry Aurass (3), Alexander Warmuth (3)

Noriyuki Narukage (1), Miwako Kadota (1), Reizaburo Kitai (1), Hiroki Kurokawa (1) & Kazunari Shibata (1)

57- The formation and evolution of a Ring-Filament Associated with Newly Emerging Flux in Solar Quiescent Region

60- Multiwavelength analysis of the impact polarization of 2001 June 15 Solar Flare

1-THE COMBINED METHOD FOR RESTORATION OF THE SOLAR RADIOIMAGES ON THE SIBERIAN SOLAR RADIOTELESCOPE

S.M. Kuznetsova, A.G. Obukhov, B.I. Lubyshev, D.V. Prosovetsky, G.Ya. Smolkov, and E.A. Chernova

3- INITIAL SOLAR OBSERVATIONS WITH BRAZILIAN DECIMETRIC ARRAY (BDA) H.S. Sawant, J.R. Cecatto, C. Faria, F.C.R. Fernandes, L.F.S. Cicconello, A.B. Cassiano, L.C.P. Moraes, K.L.R. Souza, R. Ramesh, M.S.I. Sundararajan

7- ASPIICS, a giant externally occulted coronagraph for the PROBA-3 formation flyer mission

8- SIMULATION of the characteristic of the IGBT(spacial uses) devices and extarction of thiere parameters.

9- A comparative analysis of different methods for spectropolarimetric measurements.

J.C. del Toro Iniesta, J.L. Castillo Lorenzo, D. Orozco Suárez, A.C. López Jiménez, L.R. Bellot Rubio

Dynamical plasma processes in the solar wind formation region and the heliosphere

17- aime Vilinga, Serge Koutchmy, F. auchère, F. Baudin, B. Filipov, J-C. Noens,

Re-introducing the Pinhole Solar Monitor on the historical sundial of Santa Maria degli Angeli in Rome

The first of April 2470 BC Total Solar Eclipse Witnessed By The Prophet Abraham From Babel At The Border Of The Totality Zone