CEDAR email: 2013 Fall AGU Meeting session SA007: Geospace Research from Antarctica

[Irfan Azeem]

Dear Colleagues,

We encourage you to submit an abstract to the 2013 Fall AGU Meeting* s*ession
SA007: Geospace Research from Antarctica. A brief description of our
session is below.

The uniqueness of Antarctica for conducting solar-terrestrial research has
been acknowledged for decades. The continent has hosted a variety of
instruments dedicated to studying the earth’s atmosphere, its space
environment, and solar-terrestrial interactions. Over the last decade, new
instrumentation and new automated monitoring stations have enabled
exploration of new scientific ideas, covering diverse topics that include
investigations of aurora, induced electrical currents, space weather,
wave-particle interactions, geomagnetic fields, ionospheric and upper
atmosphere composition, neutral wind dynamics, and atmospheric waves. This
session solicits presentations and posters describing studies in space
physics and aeronomy from Antarctica. Inter-hemispheric and conjugacy
studies as well as studies incorporating Antarctic observations in the
global context are also welcome.

The dates of the meeting are 9-13 December, 2013.* *Abstract submission is
now open, and it closes on 6 August. Please see
http://fallmeeting.agu.org/2013/ for more details. If you have any
questions, please contact the conveners below.

Regards,

Irfan Azeem


Conveners:

Prof. Andy Gerrard,
New Jersey Institute of Technology
agerrard at mac.com

Prof. Mike Taylor
Utah State University
Mike.Taylor at usu.edu

Dr. Damian Murphy
Australian Antarctic Division
damian.murphy at aad.gov.au

Irfan Azeem
ASTRA LLC
iazeem at astraspace.net
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