1999 Workshop Agenda

13 - 18 June 1999

Boulder, Colorado

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Sunday June 13, 1999

Student Workshop: Introduction to Solar (Non-students welcome)

01:00-02:30	SHINE, GEM program introduction and how they realte to CEDAR	Vic Pizzo (SHINE) Terry Onsager (GEM) Bob Robinson (CEDAR)
02:30-02:50	-- Break ---

02:50-05:30	Waves tutorial. Basic "classroom" introductions with applications, relevance and importance, and a few examples of interest to the CEDAR community	Christian Meyer (HAO/NCAR) John Leko (UAH) Larry Gardner (USU) Steve Smith (BU) Monica Angelats i Coll (U of CO)
05:45	Bus from Benson Auditorium to Chautauqua Park Picnic Shelter
06:00-08:15	Social at Chautauqua Park for students, recent graduates, and invited guests. Picnic dinner will be provided.
08:15	Bus from Chautauqua Park to Williams Village

Monday June 14, 1999

08:30-08:50	Opening Remarks	J. Salah (CSSC) S. Basu (NSF) J. Forbes (U Colorado) R. Roble (NCAR/HAO)
08:50-09:00	Introduction of Students Introduction of CSSC, CEDAR Post-docs	J. Salah A. Stephan
09:00-09:15	Report on Student Workshop	A. Stephan
09:15-10:00	CEDAR Prize Lecture	D. Hysell
10:00-10:30	--- Break ---
10:30-10:50	CEDAR Program	S. Basu
10:50-11:10	NSWP status and plans	R. Robinson
11:10-11:30	NASA programs and plans	M. Mellott
11:30-13:00	--- Lunch ---
01:00-03:00	WORKSHOPS [Engineering Center] 1) Wave Spectra - ECCR245 2) UAF/ISR Facilities - ECCR1B40 3) CEDAR DB Access - Hollywood Lab Phys E126	Colin Hines Donald Farley Roy Barnes
03:05-03:25	--- Break ---
03:30-05:30	WORKSHOPS 1) LTCS - ECCR1B40 2) Exosphere Ions and Neutrals - ECCR200	Roberta Johnson John Noto

Tuesday June 15, 1999

08:30-09:30	Tutorial: Transient Disturbances in the Nighttime Lower Ionosphere	U. Inan
09:30-09:45	ONR MURI Projects	R. McCoy
09:45-10:00	TIMED status and plans	S. Yee
10:00-10:30	--- Break ----
10:30-10:50	VHF Radar Observations of the E- and F-region from Camp Santiago, PR	E. Kudeki
10:50-11:10	The Effect of Electron Collisions on the Jicamarca Incoherent Backscatter Spectrum	M. Sulzer
11:10-11:15	CEDAR Data Base Status Report	B. Emery
11:15-11:30	CEDAR Data Services from NCAR	P. Fox
12:00-13:30	--- Lunch ---
01:30-03:00	WORKSHOPS [Engineering Center] 1) HLPS - ECCR1B40 2) Meteoric Metals - ECCR245 3) CEDAR DB Access - Hollywood Lab Phys E126	Jan Sojka David Bedey Roy Barnes
03:05-03:25	--- Break ---
03:30-05:30	WORKSHOPS 1) GIFT - ECCR1B40 2) WLS - ECCR200 3) Transient Optical Emission - Benson 185 4) Meteoric Metals continued ECCR245	David Anderson John Foster Matt Heavner and Mike Taylor David Bedey
06:00-10:00	POSTER SESSION/reception at UMC

Wednesday June 16, 1999

08:30-09:30	Tutorial: Variational Assimilation of Meteorological Observations: How it Works in the Lowe Atmosphere	T. Schlatter
09:30-09:45	COSMIC - a new GPS program	R. Anthes
09:45-10:05	GPS a0nd Scintillations	C. Valladares
10:05-10:30	--- Break ---
10:30-10:50	The Chinese Meridian Project	J. Guo/Z. Xiao
	CEDAR Post-doc reports
10:50-11:10	The semi-diurnal tide near the mesopause: Interannual variability and adiabaticity	B. Williams
11:10-11:20	NCAR TIEGCM sensitivity to the upper boundary conditions	O. Kivanc
11:20-11:30	Development of an empirical global ionospheric electric field model	L. Scherliess
11:30-13:00	--- Lunch ---
01:00-03:05	WORKSHOPS [Engineering Center] 1) Proton Workshop - ECCR200 2) Atmospheres of Terrestrial Sized Bodies - ECCR245 3) CEDAR Storm Study - ECCR1B40 4) CEDAR DB Access - Hollywood Lab Phys E126	Marina Galand Michael Mendillo Michael Buonsanto Roy Barnes
03:05-03:25	--- Break ---
03:30-05:30	WORKSHOPS 1) SPARC - Benson 185 2) Lidar/TIMED - ECCR245 3) Low Latitudes/Space Weather - ECCR200 4) CEDAR Storm Study continued - ECCR1B40	Rich Niciejewski Tim Kane David Hysell Michael Buonsanto
06:15-08:00	MEETING DINNER: Buffet at NCAR Mesa
06:00-06:15	Bus from Williams Village to NCAR Mesa
06:15-08:00	Buffet at the NCAR Mesa
08:00	Bus from the NCAR Mesa to Williams Village

Thursday June 17, 1999

08:30-09:30	Tutorial: Polar Ion Outflow - Is there enough to fill the Magnetosphere?	R. Chappell
09:30-09:50	Relocatable Atmospheric Observatory	R. Behnke
09:50-10:05	Opportunities at Kwajalein Atoll	R. McMillan R. O'Donnell
10:05-10:30	--- Break ---
10:30-10:45	First Long Duration Observations of Long-lived Meteor Trains with Lidar and Optical Imaging	M. Kelley
10:45-11:00	Advances in modeling ionospheric F-region storms above Millstone Hill	M. Buonsanto

11:00-11:15	AFOSR Program and opportunities	P. Bellaire
11:15-11:30	ROCSAT-1: Early results	S-Y. Su
11:30-11:35	Student Poster Prize Awards	R. Smith
11:35-11:40	CSSC comments	J. Salah
11:40-13:00	--- Lunch ---
01:00-03:00	WORKSHOPS [Math-100, Engineering Center] 1) Relocatable Atmospheric Observations - Math-100 2) CEDAR DB Access - Hollywood Lab Phys E126	Michael Sulzer Roy Barnes
03:05-03:25	--- Break ---
03:30-05:30	WORKSHOPS [Engineering Center] 1) Coqui 2 - ECCR1B40 2) GLO-TIMED-CEDAR - ECCR200 3) ISR Scheduling for 2000 - ECCR245	Miguel Larsen Lyle Broadfoot Tony van Eyken
05:30-06:00	Bus from Engineering Center to Meyers Gulch picnic shelter
06:00-07:30	Guided hike up Meyers Gulch (snacks/water provided)
06:00-08:00	Harder guided hike down S Boulder Creek (snacks/water provided)
08:00-08:30	Bus from Meyers Gulch to Williams Village

Friday June 18, 1999

Solar-Terrestrial Coupling Processes (S-TCP): joint CEDAR-GEM-SHINE session

08:30-09:15	Tutorial I: Solar and Heliospheric Aspects of Solar-Terrestrial Coupling
09:15-10:00	Tutorial II: Magnetospheric Interactions with the solar wind and ionosphere	L. Lyons
10:00-10:20	--- Break ---
10:20-11:05	Tutorial III: Ionosphere/Thermosphere: Response to Disturbances	A. Richmond
08:30-08:50	Opening Remarks	J. Salah (CSSC) S. Basu (NSF) J. Forbes (U Colorado) R. Roble (NCAR/HAO)
11:05-11:45	Panel discussion of near-term research objectives for S-TCP	M. Buonsanto, N. Crooker, J. Kozyra, L. Lyons, A. Richmond, D. Webb
	Announcement of S-TCP workshops
11:45-12:05	Integrated CEDAR-GEM-SHINE program at NSF	R. Behnke
12:05-13:15	--- Lunch ---
01:15-05:30	WORKSHOPS [Plenary: S-TCP, Math-100] Solar-Terrestrial Coupling Processes (S-TCP) Workshop Campaign Focus: The Geoeffectiveness of Coronal Mass Ejections Selected Events: 15-18 May 1997 24 Sep - 01 Oct 1998 (also an ISTP event study, ISR World Days were 21-25 Sep) 18-31 October 1998 (ISR World Days were 19-21 Oct)
03:15-03:30	--- Break ---

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