1. Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy
3 av. Circulaire/Ringlaan 3
B-1180 Brussels
Belgium
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Federal Institute of Belgian government

2. Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy Royal Observatory of Belgium Royal Meteorology Institute Solar-Terrestrial Center of Excellence

3. Created in 1964
Main tasks are public service and research in the field of the space aeronomy
Data knowledge, gathered using ground-based, balloon, rockets and satellites observations within the framework of physics and chemistry of the atmosphere and outer space.

4. Organization chart
Magnetosphere Infra Red Limb sounding Chemical weather
Ionosphere coupling Mass spectrometry Solar irradiance Space weather
Solar wind                   Troposphere Planetary aeronomy BUSOC: Belgian User
UV Support and Operation
Stratosphere                                                 Centre
                  Maintenance and hosting of space weather portal and SPENVIS

5. BISA / IASB / BIRA 140 employees Space Physics section:
4 permanent staff members: Johan De Keyser, Viviane Pierrard, Hervé Lamy and Norma Crosby
11 research fellows and postdocs
Modelling and data analysis
Solar wind, magnetosphere, aurora, space radiations, plasmasphere, ionosphere, meteors, comets

6. Personnel in the FP7 project
Scientists
Viviane Pierrard WP5
1 scientist to be hired
Johan De Keyser (Head of Space Physics)
the Space Physics team
F. Darrouzet for CLUSTER, Hervé Lamy, Norma Crosby …
S. Calders and M. Kruglanski for Space Weather Portal (Services)
Administration
Etienne Ladrière (FP7 Project support)
Marc Delancker (Account manager)
Noël Parmentier (Director BISA)

7. Collaboration with Université Catholique de Louvain
S. Benck and J. Cabrera for Space Radiations (UCL)
Université Catholique de Louvain