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The Geophysical Institute of Peru IGP a body attached to the Ministry of the Environment shared with the international scientific community on Thursday June 24 its advances and achievements in studies and observations on the phenomena of the equatorial ionosphere and its interaction with the climate space. These studies are possible thanks to the fact that the IGP has the largest ionospheric radar in the world located at its Jicamarca Radio Observatory ROJ. The director of the ROJ Marco Milla spoke about the experiments and projects of scientific research and technological development related to the study of geospace.The IGP was invited by the Coupling Energetics Dynamics of the Atmospheric Regions CEDAR Program of the National Science Foundation NSF of the USA which develops the international conference CEDAR Workshop between 20 and 25 of June with the presence of international researchers. CEDAR is a program that promotes the study and understanding of the dynamics and interaction between the different layers of the Earths atmosphere such as the ionosphere and thermosphere. The IGP is part of this scientific community for the research it carries out on the phenomena of the equatorial ionosphere in the JRO.The CEDAR conference allows the IGP to show the work and projects that it has been carrying out before the international scientific community. This promotes the generation of new scientific collaboration projects between the IGP and various foreign institutions. The IGP is recognized in the international scientific community which requires its presence in the main world events such as the one held on June 7 and 8 at the colloquium in France where it presented studies on the Huaynaputina volcanoes in Moquegua and Misti in Arequipa. It also participates in the Innovation Week event from June 21 to 25 which brings together British Spanish American Korean and Mexican scientists.
