CEDAR email: Beacon Satellite Symposium - call for abstracts

[Patricia Doherty]

Dear Colleagues,

We are pleased to announce that the 21st International Beacon Satellite
Symposium will be held at Boston College on 1-5 August 2022.

The Beacon Satellite Symposium is a triennial event organized by the Beacon
Satellite Studies Group of URSI Commission G – an interdisciplinary group,
servicing science, research applications and engineering aspects of
satellite signals observed from the ground and in space. The Beacon
Symposia provides distinctive opportunities for ionospheric scientists from
all over the world to meet and collaborate on topics relevant to
ionospheric effects on radio propagation.

Recent meetings of the Beacon Symposia have hosted between 125 and 200
people from over 40 countries. In our most recent meetings, we have seen an
increase in the number of participants from developing countries in Africa,
Asia and South America – presenting the Beacon Symposia with nearly
worldwide coverage.

At this time, we invite you to submit your abstracts with the link provided
on the website.  The abstract deadline is April 15, 2022. URSI has provided
a link for us to utilize their Cvent system for abstract submissions and
reviews.

Please view our website for information on registration, lodging and the
scientific sessions. Registration links will be open soon on the website:
www.bc.edu/bss2022.

It is our intent to assist travel and lodging costs for a limited number of
young scientists and participants from developing countries. Awards will be
made based on the quality of the abstract and financial need of the
applicant. If you wish to request consideration of financial support,
please send a note describing your request to bssrequest at bc.edu.

Please check our website at www.bc.edu/bss2022 for more information as it
develops over the next couple of months.  Please also register your
interest in this event by pre-registering with your email address on our
website.  We sincerely hope to see you at BSS2022 in Boston.

Best regards,
Patricia Doherty, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA, USA
Andrzej Krankowski, University of Warmia and Mazury, Olsztyn, Poland
Bruno Nava, Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics,
Trieste, Italy
Chairs of URSI’s Beacon Satellite Studies Group

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Patricia H. Doherty
Director, Boston College Institute for Scientific Research
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