The topic will cover the wide range of the aspects
of solar-terrestrial physics that deal with the effects of space
phenomena on different levels of geo-space.
Effects range from those observed on spacecraft related activities all
the way down to Earth to other solar system bodies and include
technological systems, human health and life in space, as well as
Earth`s climate.
This session aims at merging new and existing methods
of observations and diagnostics of Solar System habitats, particular in application for incoming ESA exploration mission(JUICE).

We welcome contributions (theoretical and observational) as well as
applied (effects on terrestrial and geo-space environments), on all
aspects of space weather.
Special emphasis will be put on new multi-diagnostics data base and services and construction the relevant roadmap for future Space Weather products.

Selected presentations will be invited for full papers in the international peer review journal Space Weather and Space Climate"