2016 CEDAR-GEM Workshops

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Calibration and analysis techniques for passive optical and lidar observations

S. Nossal

CEDAR science enabled by space weather observational campaigns

Shunrong Zhang

Coupling between the atmosphere, ionosphere, and magnetosphere through tropospheric and magnetospheric sources

Robert Marshall

Crowd to Cloud: Exploiting Crowd-Sourced Data for Geospace Science (quick link: bit.ly/crowd2cloud)

Ethan Miller

Data Assimilation for Space Weather: What works and what does not

Marcin Pilinski

Data Integration and Software Practices in Geospace Science

Asti Bhatt

Decadal Survey ITM Missions — How to Best Engage the CEDAR/GEM Community

L. Paxton

Exploration of the neutral atmosphere and its coupling with the ionosphere, magnetosphere and cosmic dust

Xinzhao Chu

Exploring the Geospace Frontier: Quo Vadis?

D. Hysell

GEM-CEDAR Modeling Challenge

Ja Soon Shim

Geospace Empirical Models

J. Emmert

Grand Challenge: The High-Latitude Geospace System

Joshua Semeter

Joint GEM-CEDAR Grand Challenge: Storms and Substorms Without Borders (GC-SSWB)

N. Maruyama

Magnetospheric energy/momentum input and its role in the Magnetosphere – Ionosphere – Thermosphere Coupling

Hyunju Kim Connor

Making sense of high-latitude geospace observations: modeling, data fusion and assimilation

Tomoko Matsuo

Origin and effects of suprathermal particles in the MI system

Evgeny Mishin

Particle Precipitation and the Effects on Earth's Atmosphere

Alexa Halford

Snakes on a Spaceship: Python in Space Science

Russell Stoneback

What is the composition of the exosphere and how does it influence the topside ionosphere and plasmasphere?

Jonathan Krall

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