CEDAR email: Join Us for an NSF NCAR Earth System Predictability Workshop on Space Weather

[Nick Pedatella]

Dear Colleagues,

NSF NCAR is hosting a one-day workshop on Sept. 9 focused on the solar
physics and space weather aspects of Earth system predictability. The
workshop will be in Boulder, Colorado with an available virtual option. This
workshop is a follow up to the Earth System Predictability Across
Timescales (ESPAT) community workshop in April and tailored to solar
physics and space weather community members unable to attend the event
earlier this year.

The goal of this workshop is to co-create a vision and plan for the solar
physics and space weather aspects of the ESPAT roadmap. Participants will
be involved in establishing key scientific questions; discussing needs for
community modeling, analysis tools, and infrastructure to enable Earth
system predictability research; and identifying partnership opportunities
with the community.

This workshop will be a great way to start the week if you’re already
planning to be in town for the 2024 Boulder Solar Day
<https://www2.hao.ucar.edu/events/workshop/boulder-solar-day> or the 2024
GOLD-ICON Guest Investigator-Next Workshop
<https://lasp.colorado.edu/meetings/gigi-next/>. If you are interested in
attending, please fill out our registration form
<https://forms.gle/TwWkUfBB4kKL2kCU9> to help us plan accordingly.
Registration closes at 5:00pm MDT on August 19.

For more information on this initiative, please check out our website
<https://ncarprojects.ucar.edu/predictability> or email
predictability at ucar.edu.

We invite NSF NCAR and the external community to participate. Please share
the workshop information with your colleagues and communities that you
think would be interested in this effort.

Thank you,

Yaga Richter, ESPAT Lead
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