CEDAR email: Call for Abstracts: SH021 - Radio Observations of Plasma Dynamics from Sun to Earth
Lindsay Goodwin
lindsaygoodw at gmail.com
Sat Jul 12 13:18:55 MDT 2025
Hello Everyone!
I just wanted to bring your attention to AGU session *SH021 - Radio
Observations of Plasma Dynamics from Sun to Earth*, which I worry CEDAR
(Aeronomy - SA) and GEM (Magnetosphere - SM) folks may miss. Our goal is to
bring together folks who study plasma with radio waves throughout the
entire Space Physics and Aeronomy (SPA) system.
*Session Description:*
*Radio techniques play a key role in diagnosing plasma in a variety of
heliospheric and terrestrial contexts, including the solar atmosphere,
inner heliosphere, and ionosphere. They include, but are not limited to: 1)
remote-sensing radio spectroscopic imaging for crucial diagnostics of the
solar corona; 2) radio scintillations and Faraday rotation observations;
and 3) radar, radio sounding, and GPS techniques to probe the structure and
dynamics of the Earth’s upper atmosphere. These diagnostic tools have
collectively played an increasingly vital role in improving our predictive
capabilities and responses to space weather impacts on terrestrial systems,
while a full utilization of these techniques, especially those across the
different domains, remains on the horizon. This session seeks to unite
researchers who utilize radio techniques to share findings, discuss
methodological advancements, and explore the integration of data or methods
for comprehensive space weather research, monitoring, and forecasting that
bridge different domains.*
Additional details, and abstract submission, can be found here
<https://agu.confex.com/agu/agu25/prelim.cgi/Session/252768>. Please let us
know if you have any questions.
Best,
Lindsay Goodwin, on behalf of the session conveners (Peijin Zhang, Anshu
Kumari, Jason Earl Kooi, and myself)
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