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Space and Planetary Sciences(P) Session Sub Category Solar-Terrestrial Sciences, Space Electromagnetism & Space Environment(EM) Session ID P-EM12 Title Ionospheric and thermospheric disturbances during recurrent magnetic storms Short title Recurrent ionospheric storms Convener Name ALEXEI DMITRIEV Affiliation Institute of Space Science, National Central University, Jungli City, Taiwan Email dalex@jupiter.ss.ncu.edu.tw International Symposium 'International Symposium' in addition to Scientific session. Language English Scope Perturbations of the ionosphere and thermosphere during moderate geomagnetic disturbances related to so-called recurrent geomagnetic storms is a subject of growing scientific interest. It becomes clear that during the recurrent ionospheric storms, the heliospheric - magnetospheric - ionospheric ? atmospheric coupling remains highly efficient even under low solar activity and solar minimum. Characteristic periodicities of 7 and 9 days have been found both in the ionospheric and thermospheric day-to-day variability. Recurrent ionospheric storms manifest a specific non-direct correlation with variations of geomagnetic and solar wind drivers. However, the scenario of energy transfer from the solar wind and magnetosphere into the ionosphere and thermosphere is still poorly understood. It is encouraged to consider a complex of such effects as penetrating electric fields of interplanetary and magnetospheric origin, disturbance dynamo electric fields, thermospheric neutral winds, chemical composition changes and transport of energetic particles. Presentations of experimental, simulation and theoretical results related to recurrent ionospheric storms as well as consideration of relevant mechanisms in the solar wind - magnetosphere - ionosphere - atmosphere coupling are welcome. Type of presentation Oral and Poster presentation Invited papers Alla Suvorova (National central University)