CEDAR email: AGU Session SA006 - Amateur Radio in Geophysics with HamSCI - Call for Abstracts

[Kristina Collins]

An update: We have just gotten the session to be cross-listed/co-organized
with SY Science and Society. This means that you may now submit
an abstract to this session in addition to the normal 1
contributed-abstract limit. In fact, you could potentially have three
AGU abstracts (1 contributed + 1 invited + this SY session).



So, please consider submitting to our session. We are very interested in
ways that the amateur radio community can contribute to space science, and
how the space science community can contribute to amateur radio.



https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm20/meetingapp.cgi/Session/102571



Please let me or one of the other conveners (Nathaniel Frissell, Philip J.
Erickson, and David Kazdan) know if you have any questions!


Best,

-Kristina

On Tue, Jul 21, 2020 at 2:55 PM Kristina Collins via Cedar_email <
cedar_email at mailman.ucar.edu> wrote:

> Dear Colleagues,
> We would like to draw your attention to this upcoming session at the AGU
> Fall Meeting, whose focus falls within amateur-professional joint geospace
> science projects.  Citizen science approaches provide an exciting way to
> engage the scientific community in innovative approaches for novel
> technical and scientific networks.  These efforts provide unique data in
> parallel with professional networks, and that are rich in signals for the
> study of near-Earth space.
>
> Please consider submitting abstracts to our session, and help us to
> advance the future Personal Space Weather Station project for community
> benefit.  We look forward to seeing you there!
>
> Abstract submission link:
> https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm20/prelim.cgi/Session/102571
>
> Session Title:
>
> SA006. Amateur Radio in Geophysics with HamSCI
> Session Description:
>
> Amateur radio operators have long been part of the citizen science
> tradition. Amateur radio signals are a rich source of information on the
> bottom side ionosphere, and this data is just beginning to be explored in
> detail. Frontier community science on whole-atmosphere coupling can greatly
> benefit from analysis of this data alongside traditional remote sensing
> methods. HamSCI, the Ham Radio Science Citizen Investigation, builds
> connections between ham radio operators and space scientists to support the
> collection of scientific data through both communities. We invite
> contributions on science currently being done with networks of ham radio
> observations and related instrumentation. Additionally, we welcome designs
> and plans for future distributed remote sensing networks that jointly
> employ professional scientific measurements and amateur radio observations.
>
>
> *More information at www.hamsci.org <http://www.hamsci.org/>.*
>
>
> Primary Section/Focus Group:
>
> SPA-Aeronomy
>
>
> Session Conveners:
>
> Kristina Collins KD8OXT, Case Western Reserve University - kd8oxt at case.edu
> Nathaniel Frissell W2NAF, University of Scranton
> Philip J. Erickson W1PJE, MIT Haystack Observatory
> David Kazdan AD8Y, Case Western Reserve University
>
>
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