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Abstract
The Impact of Space Weather on UK Railways
Monday
CB1.1

Abstract details

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The Impact of Space Weather on UK Railways
Date Submitted
2021-04-29 14:08:00
Cameron
Patterson
Lancaster University
Open Session on Magnetospheric, Ionospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics
Contributed
C.J. Patterson (Lancaster University), J.A. Wild (Lancaster University)
Track circuits are key signalling mechanisms that are responsible for the safe and smooth operation of a railway network, but they may be susceptible to geomagnetically induced currents caused by space weather. By utilising the Spherical Element Current Systems method of geomagnetic field interpolation, UK conductivity models to estimate geoelectric fields and railway network modelling, the impact of space weather on the UK railways can be investigated. Initial results from a UK-focused modelling project will be presented and next steps proposed.

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