CEDAR email: meeting: ISTPNext and the Heliophysics Great Observatories - May 8-10 at JHU/APL

[Kepko, Emil Lawrence (GSFC-6750)]

The draft schedule and registration ($50 in person, $0 virtual) for the ISTPNext workshop is now available at


https://secwww.jhuapl.edu/EventLink/Event/267


and


https://bit.ly/ISTPNext_schedule


A focal point of the workshop is the concept of “Heliophysics Great Observatories” that coordinate space- and ground-based observations with modeling, theory, and advanced analysis techniques into holistic studies of the SH, ITM, and Mag systems. The top-level schedule is below:


Day 1 (May 8), all plenary

  *   Introduction by Jason Kalirai, Nicky Fox and Peg Luce
  *   Scene-setting talks by Nicki Viall (SIH), Matina Gkioulidou (Mag) and Yue Deng (ITM)  (90 minutes)
  *   SH-Great Observatory (90 minutes)
  *   Mag-Great Observatory (90 minutes)
  *   ITM-Great Observatory (90 minutes)


Day 2 (May 9), plenary + breakouts

  *   Numerical simulations across the heliosphere (90 minutes)
  *   Advanced analysis techniques (90 minutes)
  *   Future Research Infrastructure (90 minutes)
  *   Heliophysics “branding” (45 minutes)
  *   Breakouts on numerical simulations (validation, cross-scale coupling) and SH coordination planning


Day 3 (May 10), plenary + optional breakouts.

  *   Ground-based/simulation and data/model comparisons
  *   Wrap-up, plans for reporting up-and-out to NASA


ISTPNext  constitutes a grass-roots extension of the original ISTP program, unifying the Sun-Heliosphere and Geospace communities under a common scientific framework of studying elements of the Heliosphere as systems-of-systems. Such an international program would coalesce our discipline and help coordinate current and future observations, programs, and initiatives to holistically study our interconnected system-of-systems in pursuit of answering fundamental science questions.


For more information please contact one the organizers.



Larry Kepko (NASA GSFC), George Ho (JHU/APL), Yoshifumi Saito (JAXA), and Louise Harra (PMOD/WRC)





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