C H A P T E R N ° 23 Space Weather and Autonomous Vehicles
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SR Hoplon is delighted to present its latest article.
In today’s post, we will look closer at the relation between space weather and fully autonomous vehicles. Moreover, we will explore how space weather interferes with the process between satellites and ground receivers, and how this can increase safety risks and reduce proper driving capabilities for autonomous vehicles. SR Hoplon will provide an overview and discuss the connection between the implemented advanced technologies within autonomous vehicles, and their dependency on critical space infrastructure.
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C H A P T E R N ° 22 Space Weather and The Road Transport Sector
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SR Hoplon is delighted to present its latest article.
In today’s post we will look closer at the relation between space weather, the road transport sector, and ground transportation systems. Moreover, we will discuss the effects from this natural hazard on the energy sector and satellite industry, and the consequential cascading effects on ground transportation systems like roads, traffic signals, and ground-based communication networks.
Additionally, SR Hoplon will present and discuss the relation between space weather and today’s electrical vehicles (EVs) and vehicles of the future, that is; artificially intelligent (AI) 5G vehicles (i.e., autonomous/self-driven cars). Lastly, mitigation measures will be presented and discussed.
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C H A P T E R N ° 21 The May 2024 Event vs. The 2003 Halloween Storm
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SR Hoplon is delighted to present its latest article.
In today’s post, we will discuss and compare the May 2024 space weather event with the 2003 Halloween Storm. We will provide a short recap on what caused the events, and look closer at details such as; ‘Magnetic field strengths’ and ‘Bz’ values. Furthermore, we will discuss the ranking of the May 2024 event among other historical space weather events, and its frequency of occurrence.
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C H A P T E R N ° 20 The May 2024 Space Weather Event
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SR Hoplon is delighted to present its latest article.
In today’s post, we will explore the May 2024 space weather event. We will look closer at the cause and what happened during the event, and how this storm emphasizes some of the vulnerabilities within critical space and terrestrial (ground-based) infrastructures, such as the energy sector.
Moreover, we will discuss why this event highlights the need for better space weather forecasting and warning capabilities, and the vulnerabilities within the modern-day agricultural sector.
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C H A P T E R N ° 19 Space Weather, The Rail Transport Sector, and Mitigation Measures
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SR Hoplon is delighted to present its latest article.
In today’s post, we will furtherly explore the relation between space weather and the railway transport sector. We will look closer at the creation of Geomagnetically Induced Currents (GICs) and its relation to the Earth’s atmosphere. Additionally, we will discuss the interdependencies within critical infrastructure with a focus on the railway transport sector and the risks and vulnerabilities created from such dependencies. Lastly, a set of mitigation measures will be presented.
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C H A P T E R N ° 18 Space Weather and The Rail Transport Sector
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SR Hoplon is delighted to present its latest article.
In today’s post we will explore the relation between space weather and the rail transport sector. We will look closer at how and in what way space weather affects this sector, and discuss studies exploring the potential risk and vulnerabilities of space weather impact on the rail transport sector.
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C H A P T E R N ° 17 The 1972 Black Swan Event
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SR Hoplon is delighted to present its latest article.
In today’s post we will explore the neglected 1972 ‘Black Swan’ space weather event. We will look closer at what happened and how this storm highlights the critical space and terrestrial infrastructure’s vulnerability to similar space weather events. Additionally, we will discuss what caused the U.S. Navy to initiate a thorough investigation with personnel from the National Academy of Science, the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), various U.S. Naval laboratories, and the Naval Post Graduate School.
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