Operative Space Weather products offered by LAMP (Argentinean Space Weather Laboratory group)

LANABERE, VANINA; DASSO, SERGIO; GULISANO, ADRIANA; DORSCH, BRENDA; GUTIERREZ, CHRISTIAN; LÓPEZ, VIVIANA; NIEMEL ̈A-CELEDA, ANTONIO; SANTOS, NOELIA

Conferencia; SCAR 2020 Online; 2020

The Argentinean Space Weather Laboratory (LAMP) became a new regional warning center of ISES(International Space Environment Service) in January 2020. LAMP carries out several operative spaceweather (SW) activities since 2016. For instance, they produce daily monitoring of real-time information(space and ground-based instruments) on SW, a weekly bulletin which synthesizes the most relevantinformation, an alert system for extreme SW conditions, and participates in monthly briefings to discuss thesituation of the previous days and generate ideas for new products. New operative SW products weredeveloped by LAMP to better identify perturbed conditions in the Sun-Earth system. A study with energeticelectron fluxes measured by GOES was carried out to develop a product that shows three differentthresholds associated with low, medium and high perturbed conditions. Also, LAMP worked out a solar windproduct with plasma and magnetic field data from ACE spacecraft. Moreover, real-time data from the waterCherenkov particle detector at Antarctic (Neurus) is included as a new product. This detector was installedby LAMP at the Argentine Marambio base during January-March 2019. In this work, we present details ofsome of the new operative Space Weather products developed in the LAMP group.