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2000 Workshop Agenda

25 - 30 June 2000
Boulder, Colorado

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Student Workshop: Comparative Planetary Atmospheres 

01:00-01:15 Introduction - Monica Angelats i Coll (CU/Aerospace Eng)
01:15-01:30 Future prospects for planetary atmosphere research - John Meriwether (NSF/Clemson)
01:30-02:00 Solar Radiative Output and Influences - Chris Pankratz (CU/LASP)
02:00-02:30 A Comparison of Planetary Neutral Atmospheres - Marlene Colerico (BU)
02:30-03:00 Comparative ionospheres in the Solar System - Carlos Martinis (BU)
03:00-03:30 Break at NIST
03:30-04:00 Comparative magnetospheres in the Solar System - David Brain (CU/LASP)
04:00-04:30 Auroral processes in the solar system - Marina Galand (NOAA/BU)
04:30-05:00 Internal gravity waves in the atmospheres of solar system planets - Katia Matcheva (John Hopkins)
05:00-05:30 Modelling the Thermospheres of Moons and Terrestrial Planets - Ingo Mueller-Wodarg (U. College London/BU)
05:45-06:00 Bus from NIST Auditorium to Eben G. Fine Picnic Shelter
06:00-09:00 Social at Eben G. Fine Park for students, recent graduates and invited guests. Picnic dinner will be provided and beer on sale for those 21 and over
09:00-09:15 Bus from Eben G. Fine Park to Kittredge Complex

 


Monday, June 26, 2000 (NIST Auditorium, chair C. Fesen)

08:30-08:55 Welcomes and Introductions C. Fesen (CSSC)
R. Behnke (NSF)
E. Hildner (NIST/NOAA)
T. Killeen (NCAR)
08:55-09:05 Report on Student Workshop M. Angelats i Coll
09:05-09:10 Introduction of Students by Institution M. Angelats i Coll
09:10-09:55 CEDAR Prize Lecture: The Information Content of the Aurora J. Semeter
09:55-10:20 --- Break --- at NIST
10:20-10:40 CEDAR Program S. Basu
10:40-11:00 Gerald Romick from MSP to MSX A. Christensen
11:00-11:15 GEM Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Coupling Initiative R. Greenwald
11:15-11:30 NASA Program Report M. Mellott
11:30-12:00 NASA: Living with a Star A. Poland
12:00-01:30 --- Lunch --- -
01:30-03:30 WORKSHOPS [NIST/Skaggs]
1) CEDAR Storm Study - Skaggs GC-402
2) Wide-Latitude Substorm Campaign - Skaggs 2A-305
3) Neutral Dynamics - NIST 1107
4) DB Workshops - Skaggs 2C-405

1) R. Sitar
2) J. Foster
3) T. Kane
4) M. Sulzer
03:30-04:00 --- Break --- at Skaggs
04:00-06:00 WORKSHOPS
1) High Latitude Convection: Coordinating CEDAR and TIMED - Auditorium
2) Aurora and Airglow in the Solar System - Skaggs 2A-305
3) DB Workshops - Skaggs 2C-405

1) J. M. Ruohoniemi/J. Holt
2) M. Galand/M. Mendillo
3) D. Hysell/others
6:30-11:00? CSSC Meeting
at Boulder Cork

 


Tuesday, June 27, 2000 (NIST Auditorium, chair M. Hickey)

08:30-09:30 Tutorial #1: Comparative Terrestrial Planet Thermospheres:
Venus, Earth and Mars
S. Bougher (U of AZ)
09:30-10:05 Panel discussion on Planetary Atmospheres moderator M. Mendillo
10:05-10:30 --- Break --- at NIST
10:30-10:50 Gravity Wave Heating and Cooling in the Thermosphere of Jupiter and Earth M. Hickey
10:50-11:10 CEDAR Postdoc Report #1: Plasma Irregularities in Peru J. Chau (Jicamarca/Cornell)
11:10-11:25 CEDAR/TIMED Update J.-H. Yee
11:25-11:35 CEDAR Database Update B. Emery/P. Fox
11:35-01:00 --- Lunch --- -
01:00-03:00 WORKSHOPS [NIST/Skaggs]
1) Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Coupling - Auditorium
2) Meteors - Skaggs 2A-305
3) DB Workshops - Skaggs 2C-405

1) R. Greenwald
2) Q. Zhou/J. Mathews
3) J. Thayer/F. Rich
03:00-04:00 --- Break --- at Skaggs
04:00-06:00 WORKSHOPS
1) Lower-Thermosphere Coupling Study (LTCS) - Auditorium
2) Polar Mesospheric Dynamics - Skaggs 2A-305
3) DB Workshops - Skaggs 2C-405

1) R. Johnson/C. Fesen
2) T. Duck
3) F. Rich/J. Holt/A. van Eyken
06:00-09:00 Poster Session #1 at Skaggs
GC-402, GB-124, cafeteria
08:30 and 09:10 Bus from Skaggs to Kittredge Complex
outside front entrance to Skaggs

 


Wednesday, June 28, 2000 (NIST Auditorium, chair T. Kane)

08:30-09:30 Tutorial #2: The Thermal Structure of the Upper Mesosphere
and its Relationship to Layered Structures
F.-J. Luebken (U Rostock, DE)
09:30-09:50 Polar Mesosphere Summer Echoes (PMSE) Hemispheric Assymmetries M. Huaman
09:50-10:10 High Latitude Observations Using the
University of Illinois Iron Boltzmann Temperature Lidar
X. Chu
10:10-10:35 --- Break --- at NIST
10:35-10:55 CEDAR Postdoc Report #2: Mesospheric Acoustic Gravity
Wave Imaging and Tomography at a Sub-Auroral Site
S. Smith (BU)
10:55-11:15 Long Term Trends and Observations of OH Temperatures R. Lowe
11:15-11:35 The Effects of Tropical Convection Experiment (ETCE) K. Hamilton
11:35-01:00 --- Lunch --- -
01:00-03:00 WORKSHOPS [NIST/Skaggs]
1) CEDAR/TIMED Mesosphere-Lower Thermosphere Storm Obs - Auditorium
2) Analyzing Waves in Resonance Lidar Data - NIST 1107
3) DB Workshops - Skaggs 2C-405

1) J. Salah/L. Goncharenko
2) P. Franke/R. Collins
3) M. Ruohoniemi/P. Knoop
03:00-04:00 --- Break --- at Skaggs
04:00-06:00 WORKSHOPS
1) ISR/UAFs: Panel and Audience Discussion - Auditorium
2) Meteoric Metals (4-5) and Maui MALT (5-6) - NIST 1107
3) DB Workshops - Skaggs 2C-405

1) D. Farley
2) T. Kane
3) P. Knoop/others
06:00-09:00 Poster Session #2 at Skaggs
GC-402, GB-124, cafeteria
06:00-09:00 Tours of Space Environment Forecast Center
every 30 min, ground floor Skaggs
08:30 and 09:10 Bus from Skaggs to Kittredge Complex
outside front entrance to Skaggs

 


Thursday, June 29, 2000 (NIST Auditorium, chair M. Sulzer)

08:30-09:30 Tutorial #3: Ionospheric Effects and Storm Studies:
A Tribute to Michael Buonsanto
J. Salah/J. Foster (MIT/Haystack Obs)
09:30-09:50 Recent Laboratory Measurements
of the O+-O Charge Transfer Cross Section
B. Lindsay
09:50-10:10 Highlights from the International Symposium on Equatorial Aeronomy D. Farley
10:10-10:35 --- Break --- at NIST
10:35-10:55 Using Powerful HF Radio Waves to Study
Tidal Ion Layers over Arecibo
P. Bernhardt
10:55-11:15 Relocatable Atmospheric Observatory (RAO) Status Report R. Behnke
11:15-11:35 National Space Weather Program Report R. Robinson
11:35-11:40 Announce New CSSC Members C. Fesen
11:40-01:00 --- Lunch (CSSC Lunch at the Taj)--- -
01:00-03:00 WORKSHOPS [NIST/Skaggs]
1) High Latitude Plasma Structures (HLPS) and
Global Ionospheric Forecasting Techniques (GIFT) - Skaggs GC-402
2) Arecibo Observatory: An Improved Facility for Research - Skaggs 2A-305
3) Wave Ducting in the MLT Region - NIST 1107
4) DB Workshops - Skaggs 2C-405

1) J. Sojka/C. Valladares
D. Anderson/T. Fuller-Rowell
2) D. Farley/M. Sulzer
3) M. Hickey/J. Hecht
4) P. Knoop
03:00-04:00 --- Break --- at Skaggs
03:10-03:55 Hubble Slide Show - Skaggs GC-402 D. Ebbets (Ball Aerospace)
04:00-06:00 WORKSHOPS
1) (continued) High Latitude Plasma Structures (HLPS) and
Global Ionospheric Forecasting Techniques (GIFT) - Skaggs GC-402
2) Topside Ionosphere - Skaggs 2A-305
3) Transient Optical Emissions in the Upper Atmosphere - NIST 1107
4) (continued) Wave Ducting in the MLT Region - NIST 1103-5
5) DB Workshops - Skaggs 2C-405

1) J. Sojka/C. Valladares
D. Anderson/T. Fuller-Rowell
2) S. Gonzalez/P. Erickson/R. Kerr/J. Noto
3) M. Heavner/V. Pasko/M. Taylor
4) M. Hickey/J. Hecht
5) TBD
09:00-10:00 Searching for Distant Worlds (Fiske Planetarium) open at 8:30 to view exhibits

 


Friday, June 30, 2000 (NIST Auditorium, chair C.-Y. She)

08:30-09:30 Tutorial #4: The Magnetosphere and Space Weather H. Singer (SEC/NOAA)
09:30-09:50 Specification of Ionospheric Parameters R. Schunk
09:50-10:10 Highlights of the Chapman Space Weather Conference X. Li
10:10-10:35 --- Break --- at NIST
10:35-10:55 Space Weather and the Polar Cap: Ionosphere Observations by Digital Ionosondes J. MacDougall
10:55-11:15 Space Weather: Whither Aeronomy? R. Meier
11:15-11:25 Announce Poster Citations M. Hagan
11:25-11:35 Final Words from NSF TBD
11:35-01:00 --- Lunch --- -
01:00-03:00 WORKSHOPS [NIST/Skaggs]
1) Coupling of the Mesosphere, Lower Thermosphere
and Ionosphere at High Latitudes - Skaggs GC-402
2) Inter-comparison of Measurement Techniques - Skaggs 2A-305
3) Millstone Hill - NIST 1107

1) R. Smith/M. Kelley
2) S. Palo
3) J. Holt
03:00-03:15 --- Break --- at NIST
03:15-04:00 WORKSHOPS
1) ISR Planning - NIST 1107

1) A. van Eyken