CEDAR
Coupling, Energetics and Dynamics of Atmospheric Regions Program
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Poster Session - Tuesday, June 21, 2022

COUP-1
Identification of Meteotsunami through GNSS Traveling Ionospheric Disturbance Observations
Cheng Pin-Hsuan University of Colorado Boulder

Student in poster competition

COUP-2
Secondary gravity waves generated after the Tonga volcano explosion and its effect on the ionosphere
Figueiredo Cosme Alexadre National Institute for Space Research - INPE

Non-Student

COUP-3
Volcanic Disruption of the Equatorial Ionosphere: ICON Observations of the Tonga Eruption
Gasque Claire UC Berkeley/Space Sciences Lab

Student in poster competition

COUP-4
The impact of the Tonga volcanic eruption on the Peruvian ionosphere
Pacheco Edgardo Instituto Geofísico del Perú, Jicamarca Radio Observatory

Non-Student

COUP-5
On the response of thermospheric column O/N2 ratio variability to nonmigrating tides as seen by the Ionospheric Connection Explorer
Krier Christopher Virginia Tech

Student in poster competition

COUP-6
The Observations of Hunga Tonga–Hunga Ha’apai Eruption-Generated Acoustic-Gravity Waves over the Continental United States
Inchin Pavel Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Non-Student

COUP-7
From the Troposphere to the Thermosphere: Tracking Upward Atmospheric Wave Propagation
Phillips Sophie Arizona State University

Student in poster competition

COUP-8
FORMOSAT-7/COSMIC-2 IVM observes ionospheric plasma ripples triggered by the 15 January 2022 Tonga volcano eruption
Cheng Ching-Chung Not provided

Student not in poster competition

COUP-9
Southern Hemisphere (SH) Midlatitude MLT response to the 2019 SH SSW, revealed by two meteor radar observations and SD-WACCM-X simulations
Qiao Zishun (1) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (2) High Altitude Observatory, NCAR

Student in poster competition

COUP-10
Volcano-generated Ionospheric Disturbances: Comparison of GITM-R simulations with GNSS observations
Tyska Justin University of Texas at Arlington

Student in poster competition

COUP-11
Ionospheric impacts from Tonga eruption - A nested grid TIEGCM study
Wu Haonan Clemson University

Student in poster competition

EDU-1
Towards Uncertainty Quantification of TID Detection by a Modular Network of Distributed Citizen Science Receivers
Collins Kristina Case Western Reserve University

Student in poster competition

EDU-2
An Algorithm for Determining the Timing of Components within the HamSCI-WWV/WWVH Scientific Test Signal
Nguyen Cuong University of Scranton

Student not in poster competition

EDU-3
Autonomous Platform for Distributed Ionospheric Studies and Citizen Science Initiatives
Solanki Ishita Not provided

Student in poster competition

EDU-4
Cost-Effective Spacecraft Drag Sail for Satellite Reentry
Perez-Alemany Robert United States Military Academy

Non-Student

EDU-5
WHOLE HELIOSPHERE AND PLANETARY INTERACTIONS
Qian Liying HAO/NCAR

Non-Student

EQIT-1
Study of zonal wind effect on the equatorial return currents using ICON/MIGHTI and Swarm Observations
Jayaraman Sreelakshmi Indian Institute of Geomagnetism, India / High Altitude Observatory, Boulder

Student in poster competition

EQIT-2
Large Scale Kinetic PIC Simulations of 150 km Echoes
Green Alexander Boston University

Student not in poster competition

EQIT-3
Data-driven Modeling of the Global Equatorial Electrojet Variability Using Ground-based Magnetometer Data
Lien Chuan-Ping Aerospace Engineering Sciences, Univ. of Colorado Boulder

Student in poster competition

EQIT-4
Revisiting Langeving Modeling of ISR Spectra and Applications to Parameter Estimation
La Rosa Brian Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru

Student not in poster competition

EQIT-5
Cancelled: Electron density estimation from 150 km echoes using the JULIA database: Comparing to IRI and Digisonde data
Luyo Kevin Universidad Nacional del Callao

Student in poster competition

EQIT-6
A study on machine learning for TEC Map forecast over low-latitude regions
Silva Andre Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica

Student not in poster competition

EQIT-7
The effect of prompt penetration electric fields on plasma bubble occurrence (cancelled)
Newheart Anastasia Rice University

Student in poster competition

EQIT-8
Detection of Spread-F, foF2 values and Planetary and Gravity Wave Signatures using Digisonde instruments and their comparison with COSMIC-I/FORMOSAT-3, SAMI and IRI data
Bhaneja Preeti Catholic University of America

Non-Student

EQIT-9
Neutral Thermospheric Density Retrievals with ICON EUV Spectrometer
Tuminello Richard Virginia Tech

Student in poster competition

EQIT-10
Ionospheric scintillation control by antipodal vertical drift asymmetries
Sousasantos Jonas The University of Texas at Dallas

Non-Student

EQIT-11
RESPONSE OF THE EQUATORIAL AND LOW LATITUDE IONOSPHERE OVER THE SOUTH AMERICAN SECTOR TO THE 4th February 2022 GEOMAGNETIC STORM
AMADI BRIANS NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR SPACE RESEARCH (INPE)

Student in poster competition

EQIT-12
The OWLS Mission For Thermospheric Gravity Wave Studies
Thiemann Edward Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics, University of Colorado

Non-Student

EQIT-13
Characterizing High-Resolution Temporal and Spatial Changes of the EIA and ETA
Buynovskiy Anton CU Boulder PhD Student

Student in poster competition

EQIT-14
Uncertainty quantification of the ionospheric conditions with the WAM-IPE model for varying solar wind parameters
Zhan Weijia University of Colorado Boulder

Non-Student

EQIT-15
Preliminary AMISR-14 radar observations of F-region incoherent backscatter echoes at the Jicamarca Radio Observatory
Apaza Joab Radio Observatorio de Jicamarca, Instituto Geofísico del Perú

Non-Student

ITMA-1
A global view of stratopause gravity waves derived from CIPS RAA data
Xu Shuang Hampton University

Student in poster competition

ITMA-2
Exploring the Combination of VLF Transmitters and Lightning Emissions for D-region Ionosphere Remote Sensing
Richardson David Georgia Institute of Technology

Student in poster competition

ITMA-3
SMLT Ozone from SOFIE and Other Instruments – Validation and Seasonal Climatology
Das Saswati Virginia Tech

Student in poster competition

LTVM-2
Long-Term Impacts on the Middle and Upper Atmosphere from Energetic Electron Precipitation
Pettit Joshua Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics

Non-Student

MDIT-1
Characteristics of Storm-Time Mid-Latitude MSTIDs in SuperDARN and GPS TEC
Kelley Ian Virginia Tech

Student in poster competition

MDIT-2
The Molecular Oxygen Density Structure of the Lower Thermosphere as Seen by GOLD and Models
Greer Katelynn CU-LASP

Non-Student

MDIT-3
Dayside E-region Large Wind Shears observed by ICON MIGHTI
Li Minjing Not provided

Student in poster competition

MDIT-4
The case for a rocket campaign targeting subauroral dynamics
Gallardo-Lacourt Bea NASA/CUA

Non-Student

MDIT-5
Midlatitude sporadic E-layer structuring due to instability and mixing in the lower thermosphere
Bui Michelle Cornell University

Student in poster competition

MDIT-6
Comparison and validation of photochemical models for atomic oxygen ion retrieval from ground-based observations of 630.0 nm airglow near Irkutsk
Duann Yi Not provided

Student in poster competition

MDIT-7
Characterizing Quiet-Time IT Variability Using Data from GOLD and ICON
Martinez Benjamin Clemson University

Student in poster competition

METR-1
Concurrent Observations of Meteor Head Echo Populations at Multiple High-Power Radar Facilities
Hedges Trevor Stanford University

Student in poster competition

METR-2
Experimentally determined luminous efficiency measurements applied to photometric meteor masses
Tarnecki Liane University of Colorado Boulder

Student in poster competition

MLTG-1
A new OH airglow imager at the Poker Flat Research Range for the study of gravity waves, instabilities and breaking
Berkheimer Jessica Arizona State University

Student in poster competition

MLTG-2
Ionospheric Response to Submarine Volcanic Eruption in Tonga on January 15, 2022
Khadka Sovit New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, NJ 07102

Non-Student

MLTG-3
Evaluating Sources of Gravity Waves in the Upper Atmosphere Using 10 Years of Lidar Observations at McMurdo, Antarctica
Geraghty Ian Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences

Student in poster competition

MLTG-4
Climatology of medium-scale thermospheric gravity waves simulated by high-resolution Whole Atmosphere Model
Malhotra Garima University of Colorado Boulder

Non-Student

MLTG-5
Exploring Antarctic Lidar Measurements to Investigate Gravity Wave Energy Dynamics
Jandreau Jackson University of Colorado Boulder

Student in poster competition

MLTG-6
Observations and Simulations of Traveling Ionospheric Disturbances of the 15 January 2022 Tonga Volcano Eruption Observed in Taiwan and Japan
Liu Tien-Chi Department of Space Science and Engineering, National Central University

Student in poster competition

MLTG-7
Abrupt Change in the Lower Thermospheric Mean Meridional Circulation during Sudden Stratospheric Warmings and its Impact on Trace Species
Zhang Jiarong Coastal Carolina University

Student in poster competition

MLTG-8
Energetics in the Arctic Mesospheric Due to Small-scale Gravity Waves
Nielsen Kim Utah Valley University

Non-Student

MLTG-9
Cancelled: Atmospheric Gravity Wave Climatology Over McMurdo Station, Antarctica
Zia Kenneth Utah State University

Student in poster competition

MLTL-1
Rayleigh and Resonance Lidar Studies of the Arctic Middle Atmosphere
Das Satyaki UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA, FAIRBANKS

Student in poster competition

MLTL-2
¬Surprising Results of Sensible Heat and Meteoric Na Fluxes in the Mesosphere and Lower Thermosphere Measured by Lidar at McMurdo, Antarctica
Chu Xinzhao University of Colorado Boulder

Non-Student

MLTL-3
First Characterization of Pre-Dawn Thermosphere-Ionosphere Na (TINa) Layers from January through December Using 7 Years of Lidar Observations over Boulder: Seasonal Variations
Chen Yingfei Not provided

Student in poster competition

MLTS-2
The dependence of the concentration of sodium gas species on sporadic meteoroid flux
Li Yanlin Pennsylvania State University

Student not in poster competition

MLTS-3
Climatology of tides and Q2D PWs in the MLT region over the central coast of Peru and comparison with WACCM-X model
Suclupe Osorio José Manuel Jicamarca Radio Observatory, Instituto Geofísico del Perú, Lima, Perú

Student not in poster competition

MLTS-4
Interannual variability of the 12-hour tide in the mesosphere and lower thermosphere in 15 years of meteor-radar observations above Rothera (68°S, 68°W)
Dempsey Shaun University of Bath and British Antarctic Survey

Student in poster competition

MLTS-5
Retrieval of rotational temperatures using the Arecibo Observatory Ebert-Fastie spectrometer and their comparison with multiple instruments and theoretical calculation
Sau Sukanta Arecibo Observatory, University of Central Florida, Arecibo, PR, USA

Non-Student

MLTS-6
Multiple Radar Propagation Modes Measured by the VHF SIMONe Norway System During Active Ionospheric Conditions
Huyghebaert Devin UiT The Arctic University of Norway

Non-Student

PLAN-1
Electron Temperatures in Mars Crustal Magnetic Fields
Pilinski Marcin CU/LASP

Non-Student

PLAN-2
Electrical discharges in air and CO2 in non-planar geometries.
Nelson Jared Florida Institute of Technology

Student in poster competition

PLAN-3
Generalized Paschen's Curves for Extraterrestrial Atmospheric Electricity
Riousset Jeremy Florida Institute of Technology

Non-Student

PLAN-4
Precipitation of accelerated electrons at Mars
Akbari Hassan NASA GSFC

Non-Student

SOLA-1
Cancelled: NANOSATELLITE PROPOSAL FOR MONITORING THE SOUTH ATLANTIC MAGNETIC ANOMALY (SAMA) AND PLASMASPHERIC HISS OVER THE INTERTROPICAL ZONE OF SOUTH AMERICA IN INTERPLANETARY SHOCKS
De la Torre David Pontifical Catholic University of Peru

Student in poster competition

SOLA-2
Challenging the multiple definitions of auroral electrojets
Madelaire Michael UiB BCSS

Student not in poster competition

SOLA-3
Assessing Potential Radio Occultation Constellations for Specifying Neutral Mass Density
Dietrich Nicholas University of Colorado Boulder

Student in poster competition

SOLA-4
Cancelled: Predicting Solar Wind Streams from the Inner-Heliosphere to Earth via Shifted Operator Inference
Issan Opal University of California, San Diego

Student not in poster competition

SOLA-5
A Ray-tracing simulation of High Frequency radio wave propagation in Antarctica during the Decembere 4, 2021 total solar eclipse
Liu Binjie New Jersey Institute of Technology

Student in poster competition

SOLA-6
Extending the Upper Boundary of Atmospheric Models
Luettgen Sarah University of Colorado Boulder

Student in poster competition

SOLA-7
Cancelled: Nanosatellite Proposal for Monitoring the South Atlantic Magnetic Anomaly (SAMA) and Plasmaspheric Hiss over the Intertropical Zone of South America in a Geomagnetic Storm
Romero Salvador National University of Engineering

Student in poster competition

SOLA-8
Characteristics of High-Speed Auroral Radar Observations
Thayer Aidan Pennsylvania State University

Student in poster competition

SOLA-9
Origination of Ionospheric G-condition following a Total solar eclipse
Chakraborty Shibaji Virginia Tech

Non-Student

SPRT-1
Modeling of magnetized sprite streamers in Jupiter’s atmosphere
Janalizadeh Reza Penn State University

Non-Student

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