CEDAR email: Looking for Speakers: Snakes on a Spaceship CEDAR 2026

[Jessica Norrell]

Hello CEDAR Community,

*Snakes on a Spaceship: Heroes and Pythons* is looking for speakers for the
June CEDAR 2026 Workshop in Des Moines, Iowa. We're looking for talks about
published Python packages and single-slides presentations that will be on
screen during the discussion section. Single-slides can be submitted even
by those not attending. If you're interested in either, please email me (
JMNorrell at asu.edu) and Leslie Lamarche (leslie.lamarche at sri.com) with your
proposal.

Snakes on a Spaceship: Heroes and Pythons
> <https://cedarscience.org/workshop/2026-workshop-python-space-science>The
> pursuit of system science requires integrating measurements from multiple
> platforms into a coherent system for analysis. The variety of instrument
> types and data formats makes this challenging. Typically these challenges
> are solved separately by different research teams, leading to duplicated
> efforts. The reproducibility of scientific results are also affected, since
> most journal articles do not include complete analysis descriptions. The
> study of the magnetosphere and the ionosphere as a system would be enhanced
> if solutions to these problems were made broadly available to the
> community. This year, 'Snakes on a Spaceship' will focus on Python
> packages developed by and for the CEDAR community and a tutorial on
> developing or transitioning science code into tools suitable for operations.


~ Snakes on a Spaceship team
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