CEDAR email: AGU Session on instrumentation: ground based and in-situ

[Barjatya, Aroh]

Dear Colleagues,

We invite you to submit instrumentation related abstracts to our AGU 
session "SA010 - New Frontiers in Space Weather Observations and 
Measurement Techniques"

Session link: https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm19/prelim.cgi/Session/79844

This session aims to bring together experimentalists and welcomes ideas 
for new techniques, and also new ways to leverage older techniques in a 
collaborative and innovative way. We welcome submissions related to 
in-situ instrumentation and ground/space based remote sensing. Results 
from new laboratory instrumentation or field/flight testing are also 
encouraged and invited.

Miniaturization of technology has brought us an opportunity for making 
ever smaller instruments enabling the remote sensing, sounding rocket, 
and satellite communities to do worthy science from small platforms that 
lend easily to multipoint measurements.

As we aim to do simultaneous multi-point observations of various space 
weather phenomena at higher spatial and temporal resolution, we have to 
ask - What existing techniques can be pushed farther in their 
performance? What are the important parameters that we need to measure 
for which we do not yet have a well proven technique or platform? And 
what are some innovative techniques and platforms that will help us do 
more with less?


Sincerely,

Aroh Barjatya
Patrick Roddy
Sarah Jones
Marcin Pilinski


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Associate Professor of Engineering Physics
Physical Sciences Department
College of Arts and Sciences
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