This book includes peer reviewed articles from the 8th Asia-Oceania Space Weather Alliance Workshop (AOSWA 2025) held on 10–12 November at Haikou in China. It presents recent advances in space weather across the Asia-Oceania region, and covers a wide range of topics, including thermosphere, ionosphere, and magnetosphere dynamics and interactions; monitoring and simulation of solar activity and space radiation; space weather observations and collaborations between AOSWA, IMCP, and other communities; space weather awareness and public Outreach; AI and new techniques of space weather forecasting; space weather impact and mitigation; and general topics on space weather. Additionally, this book addresses the operational aspect of space weather forecasting. It serves as a valuable resource not only for researchers and scientists in the field, but also for service providers and end-users whose technologies are affected by space weather, such as those in aviation, power grids, under sea gas lines, precise positioning, and autonomous navigation.
