ALAGE

Asociación LatinoAmericana de Geofísica Espacial 

The Latin American Association of Space Geophysics or Asociación Latinoamericana de Geofísica Espacial (ALAGE) is committed to fostering connections and collaboration among Space Geophysics research groups across Latin America. ALAGE actively promotes communication and cooperative efforts to strengthen the region’s research network.

Every three years, ALAGE organizes the Latin American Conference on Space Geophysics (COLAGE). The next COLAGE will be held in Arequipa, Peru, in 2026.

Scientific Research at ALAGE

Space Plasma Physics and Nonlinear Processes in Space Geophysics

Solar Physics, Heliosphere, Cosmic Rays

Solar Wind and Magnetosphere

The Ionosphere and Upper Atmosphere

Space weather, monitoring and forecasting

Others Related Fields

International Links
International Links

ISWI (International Space Weather Initiative)
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COSPAR (Committee on Space Research)
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SCOSTEP (Scientific Committee on Solar Terrestrial Physics)
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SCAR (Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research)
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LAGO Collaboration (Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research)
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AGU (Advancing Earth and Space Science)
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EGU (European Geosciences Union)
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ISWI

(International Space Weather Initiative)

COSPAR

(Committee on Space Research)

SCOSTEP

(Scientific Committee on Solar Terrestrial Physics)

SCAR

(Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research)

LAGO Collaboration

(Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research)

AGU

(Advancing Earth and Space Science)

EGU

(European Geosciences Union)

Latest News

New ALAGE directive Board

During the XIII COLAGE, the ALAGE general assembly, held on 3rd December 2022, voted for the next directive committee. We congratulate the new ALAGE directive board: President: Dr. Americo Gonzalez Esparza - LANCE-IGEF, UNAM - Mexico Vice-president: Dr. María Graciela...

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In Memoriam: Patricia Doherty

Patricia (Pat) Doherty has been an important force in the space physics community with strong ties to the ALAGE community. She has been a distinguished scientist committed to fostering students and young researchers to get involved in space science and has helped our...

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