CEDAR email: Space Weather Observations Network sessions at CEDAR
William Bristow
wabristow at alaska.edu
Thu Jun 14 10:38:08 MDT 2018
Please join two CEDAR workshops for a discussion of how to best address
the challenges of predicting space weather in the sessions:
Space Weather Observations Network: Ionospheric Disturbances -
Monday 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Tuesday 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Room: Mesa B/Hilton
Space Weather Observations Network: Thermospheric Expansion –
Tuesday 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM
Wednesday 1:30 to 3:30
Room: Mesa B/Hilton
The workshops are an opportunity for the CEDAR community to put forward
its ideas regarding the instrumentation that is required to enable
prediction of space weather. The community will be asked to address five
questions:
1) What are the goals of prediction?(ie., spatial and temporal scales,
cadence, precision, etc.)
2) What gaps in understanding must be filled to enable predictive
simulations?
3) What modeling advances are needed for prediction?
4) What observations are necessary to provide the basis for
understanding and modeling?
5) What instrumentation is necessary to provide those observations?
Each question will be addressed in short presentations followed by
audience discussion. A list of confirmed speakers follows at the end of
this email. There will be a Google Document open on the screen for
editing in real-time to capture the discussions.
We invite contributions of brief (5 minute) thought provoking talks that
directly address any of the five questions.
Bill Bristow, Seebany Datta-Barua, Eric Donovan, David Fritts, David
Hysell, Bill Lotko, Elizabeth McDonald, Jonathan Makela, Therese
Moretto-Jorgenson, Jade Morton, Aaron Ridley, Josh Semeter, Jeff Thayer,
and Shasha Zou
Confirmed Speakers:
Ionospheric Disturbances:
1) What are the goals of predicting ionospheric disturbances?
Rob Steenburgh
Jade Morton
2) What gaps in understanding must be filled to enable predictive
simulations?
Dave Hysell
Hyunju Conner
3) What modeling advances are needed for prediction and specification?
Tzu Wei Fang
Joe Huba
4) What observations are necessary to provide the basis for
understanding and modeling?
5) What instrumentation is necessary to provide those observations?
Bill Bristow
Seebany Datta-Barua
Thermospheric Expansion:
1) What are the goals of predicting thermospheric expansion?
Eric Sutton
2) What gaps in understanding must be filled to enable predictive
simulations?
Liying Qian
3) What modeling advances are needed for prediction?
Aaron Ridley
Hanli Liu
4) What observations are necessary to provide the basis for
understanding and modeling?
Tomoko Matsuo
5) What instrumentation is necessary to provide those observations?
Mark Conde
Dave Fritz
Jeff Thayer
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Bill Bristow
Professor of Electrical Engineering
Geophysical Institute
903 Koyukuk Dr
Fairbanks, AK 99775
Phone: 907-474-7357
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