Extreme space-weather events such as geomagnetic storms are natural phenomena caused by solar activity that can have a serious impact on modern technological infrastructures such as electrical power grids, telecommunication, global satellite navigation (GNSS) and banking. In view of the upcoming solar maximum expected in 2013 the “Space-Weather Awareness Dialogue” aims at raising awareness of the potential impact of space weather on critical infrastructures in view of the growing risk of technological catastrophic events.

• 17 May 2013, Scientific Paper on the European Reference Network for Critical Infrastructure Protection
• 18 Feb 2013, Road safety: JRC helps define standards to test new braking devices
• 5 Oct 2012, JRC contributes to EU-wide cyber-attack exercise
• 14 Aug 2012, Lessons Learned Bulletin No. 1
• 14 Dec 2011, Software Defined Radio and Cognitive Radio drives wireless communication forward
• 29 Nov 2011, ERNCIP Trust Conference held in Ispra on the 29th and 30th of November, 2011
• 26 Oct 2011, Space-Weather Awareness event explores the road from understanding to action
• 26 May 2011, Expert Meeting on SDR And PPDR Radio-Communications, Brussels, 26/05/2011
• 16 May 2011, IPSC and Kyoto University step up disaster risk reduction co-operation
• 2 May 2011, Antenna measurements for Audi in the European Microwave Signature Laboratory (EMSL)

• 15 - 25 Jul 2013, International Summer School on GNSS 2013
• 12 - 13 Sep 2013, Workshop on "Testing Security: the Critical Infrastructure Operators’ View"