Timo Qvick

My research focuses on space climate, i.e., the long-term variability of solar activity and its effects in near-Earth environment. I employ various long-term ground-based geomagnetic datasets and satellite-based solar wind measurements to study especially geomagnetic activity and magnetic storms. I'm interested in the past and future evolution of solar magnetic activity and understanding how that affects the terrestrial environment, which includes the near-Earth space as well as the climate. In particular, I study the prediction and reconstruction of geomagnetic activity and related terrestrial effects.