Presentations

(Preliminary Program)

November 10th

8:45h LT Brasilia, Buenos Aires [11:45am GMT, 12:45am Paris, 7:45am Havana]
Open Section
9:00h LT Brasilia, Buenos Aires [12am GMT, 1pm Paris, 8am Havana]
Lecture 1:	Eniuce Menezes de Souza, State University of Paraná, Brazil Recurrent Wavelet Neural Network for time series prediction
Break
11:00h LT Brasilia, Buenos Aires [2pm GMT, 3pm Paris, 10am Havana]
Technical Section 1:	Luciano Magrini, Federal Institute of São Paulo (IF-SP), Campus Votuporanga, Brazil Subdynamics in Multiple Time Scale Dynamical Systems and your Associations with Frequency Subbands via Continuous Wavelet Transform E. Camacho, Observatório Nacional (ON), Brazil The use of wavelet technique for Pc5-pulsation electrodynamical characterization analysis at low-latitude conjugate stations
14:00h LT Brasilia, Buenos Aires [5pm GMT, 6pm Paris, 1pm Havana]
Technical Section 2:	Gisela Clemente, La Plata National University, Argentina Detection of fragmentations of the QRS-complex using different entropy and complexity quantifiers based on the Wavelet Transform Hardiney dos Santos Martins, Federal Institute of Pará A case study of a gravity wave induced by Amazon forest orography and low level jet Generation
10 minutes break
	Damian Valdés-Santiago, Havana University, Cuba Alternatives to build wavelet bases adapted to one-dimensional pattern Odim Mendes, INPE, Brazil Establishing a methodological approach to characterize South America Geomagnetic Disturbances

November 11th

10:00h LT Brasilia, Buenos Aires [13 GMT, 2pm Paris, 9am Havana]
Lecture 3:	Jacques Liandrat, Ecole Centrale Marseille, France Multiscale approximations and applications
14:00h LT Brasília, Buenos Aires [5pm GMT, 6pm Paris, 1pm Havana]
Lecture 4:	Kai Schneider (Aix-Marseille University, France) A Wavelet-AdaptiveMethod for Multiscale Simulation of Turbulent Flows in Flying Insects
16:00h LT Brasília, Buenos Aires [7pm GMT, 8pm Paris, 3pm Havana]
Technical Section 3:	Muller Moreira Lopes, National Institute of Space Research, Brazil Multiresolution operators applied in adaptive grid generation for Earth-magnetospheric simulations Anna Karina Fontes Gomes, Institute of São Paulo (IF-SP), Campus Cubatão, Brazil Adaptive multiresolution simulation of resistive magnetohydrodynamics equations
10 minutes break
	Maibys Sierra Lorenzo, Center for Atmospheric Physics, Meteorology Institute of Cuba Adaptive global magnetic-hydrodynamic simulations using sparse point representation Rodrigo Pereira, Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF), Brazil Adaptive solution of Initial value problems by A dynamical Galerkin scheme
Closing Section