CEDAR
Coupling, Energetics and Dynamics of Atmospheric Regions Program
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Poster Session - Tuesday, June 27, 2023

Click on a poster title to see the abstract. You can also see the poster PDF for most of these.

COUP-1
Coupling between thermospheric gravity waves and non-migrating tides simulated by the Whole Atmosphere Model
Malhotra Garima University of Colorado Boulder

Non-Student

COUP-2
Quantifying the IT effect of upward propagating tides with TIEGCM-ICON
Maute Astrid CIRES/ University of Colorado

Non-Student

COUP-3
Tidal and Ultra-Fast Kelvin Wave Influences on Thermospheric Intra-Seasonal Variability as Revealed by ICON/TIE-GCM, Swarm-C, and ICON
Gasperini Federico Orion Space Solutions

Non-Student

COUP-4
Observing Gravity Wave Coupling and Day-to-Day Variability Over the Polar Vortex During the 2018-2019 Winter Season
Phillips Sophie Arizona State University

Student in poster competition

COUP-5
Inter-annual Variability of Major Atmospheric Tides in the Ionosphere - Thermosphere - Mesosphere (ITM) Region
Du Jian University of Louisville

Non-Student

COUP-7
Traveling Ionospheric Disturbances of the 11 March 2011 M9.0 Tohoku Earthquake, the 31 March 2013 Stationary Front, the 10-14 September 2021 Typhoon Chanthu Observed by HF Doppler Sounding Systems in Taiwan
Tsai Chun-Cheng Department of Space Science and Engineering, National Central University, Taoyuan City, TAIWAN

Student in poster competition

COUP-8
Investigating Upper Atmospheric Winds and Plasma Movement in the Ionosphere
Kolla Pranathi UC Berkeley Space Sciences Laboratory

Student in poster competition

COUP-9
LSTM based Ionospheric Anomaly Detection: a study on Alaska (M8.2) and Turkey (M7.5) earthquakes.
Luhrmann Fioa Oregon State University

Student in poster competition

COUP-10
Ionospheric Responses to Acoustic and Gravity Waves Generated from Derechos
Bergsson Bjorn Embry Riddle Aeronautical University

Student in poster competition

COUP-11
Traveling Ionospheric Disturbances induced by the 2022 Hunga Tonga–Hunga Ha’apai Volcano Eruption: Observation and Simulation
Liu Tien-Chi Department of Space Science and Engineering, National Central University

Student in poster competition

COUP-12
Influence of Polar Vortex on Short-term O/N2 Variability in the Ionosphere-Thermosphere from GOLD and WACCM-X
Martinez Benjamin Department of Physics and Astronomy, Clemson University, Clemson, SC, USA

Student in poster competition

COUP-13
Disambiguating the Detection of Rossby and Kelvin Wave Signatures in the Ionosphere
Owolabi Oluwafisayo Kevin T. Crofton Department of Aerospace and Ocean Engineering, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA, USA

Student in poster competition

COUP-14
Role of Q2DW-Tide-GW Interactions at SH Mid-latitudes in Interhemispheric Coupling
Qiao Zishun (1) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (2) HAO/NCAR

Student not in poster competition

COUP-15
Ionospheric Disturbances generated by the 2015 Calbuco Eruption: Comparison of GITM-R simulations with GNSS observations
Tyska Justin University of Texas at Arlington

Student in poster competition

COUP-16
Simulation of the Propagation and Effects of Gravity Waves Generated by Tonga Volcano Eruption in the Thermosphere and Ionosphere Using Nested-Grid TIEGCM
Wu Haonan Clemson University

Student in poster competition

COUP-17
Response of the F-region ionosphere to variations in the polar stratospheric vortex
Aggarwal Deepali Clemson University

Student in poster competition

COUP-18
Impact of ENSO-induced Ozone change on MLT tides
Liu Huixin Kyushu University, Japan

Non-Student

EDU-1
Python 1D Electromagnetic PIC Simulator as a Tool for Studying Plasma Physics
Koontaweepunya Rattanakorn Boston University

Student in poster competition

EDU-2
The North Dakota Dual Aurora Camera Version 2.0 (NoDDAC2.0), a platform for citizen science and a testbed for implementing best practices in open data and collaboration
Ledvina Vincent University of North Dakota

Student not in poster competition

EDU-3
Interleaving Space Weather and Global Positioning System concepts into STEM outreach
Loucks Diana United States Military Academy

Non-Student

EQIT-1
The Space Weather Atmospheric Reconfigurable Multiscale Experiment (SWARM-EX) Mission
Zheng Maggie University of Colorado Boulder

Student in poster competition

EQIT-2
Examining the effects of vertical shears of zonal plasma drift and neutral wind on the instability of the postsunset equatorial ionosphere
Zhan Weijia Space Weather Technology, Research and Education Center, University of Colorado Boulder

Non-Student

EQIT-3
Terrestrial Impacts on Large-Scale Structures in the Thermosphere from Swarm-C and Connections to the Topside Ionosphere from DMSP
Khadka Sovit Orion Space Solutions, Louisville, Colorado, USA

Non-Student

EQIT-4
Short-term Variability of Non-migrating Tide DE3 (from SABER, TIDI, and MIGHTI) and Impacts on the Ionosphere
Dhadly Manbharat US Naval Reserach Laboratory

Non-Student

EQIT-5
Availability of ICON data products for 2019-2022
Triplett Colin University of California, Berkeley

Non-Student

EQIT-6
Ionospheric Phase Scintillation Estimation from Rate of Change of Total Electron Content Index (ROTI) in Low Latitudes
Surco Espejo Teddy Institute for Scientific Research, Boston College

Student not in poster competition

EQIT-7
Ionospheric Observations from Formation Flying Spacecraft
England Scott Virginia Tech

Non-Student

EQIT-8
An electromagnetic calculation of ionospheric conductance that seems to override the field line integrated conductivity
Cosgrove Russell SRI International

Non-Student

EQIT-9
On the mechanisms favoring the development of plasma irregularities and zonal drift reversals during mild geomagnetic conditions
Sousasantos Jonas The University of Texas at Dallas

Non-Student

EQIT-10
Preliminary results of new operation mode JULIA Medium Power at JRO
Kuyeng Ruiz Karim Jicamarca Radio Observatory - Instituto Geofísico del Perú

Student not in poster competition

EQIT-11
Rayleigh-Taylor Instability Growth Rate Estimated Using WAM-IPE
Huang Chun-Yen University of Colorado, Boulder

Student in poster competition

EQIT-12
Low Latitude Detection and Tracking of Plasma Bubbles Using Global-Scale Observations of the Limb and Disk (GOLD) 135.6 nm Data With and Without Convolution Neural Network
Adkins Vincent Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Student in poster competition

EQIT-13
Estimation of spectral parameters from oblique Equatorial Electrojet echoes using a double skewed Gaussian model at JRO
Flores Roberto Jicamarca Radio Observatory, Instituto Geofisico del Peru, Lima, Peru

Student in poster competition

EQIT-14
Estimation of low-latitude ionospheric irregularity drifts using spaced low-cost GNSS-based scintillation monitors (ScintPi)
GOMEZ SOCOLA JOSEMARIA University of Texas at Dallas

Student in poster competition

EQIT-15
Using low-cost scintillation monitor (ScintPi) measurements to evaluate the elongation of equatorial L-Band scintillation patterns
Wright Isaac The University of Texas at Dallas

Student in poster competition

EQIT-16
Determination of Charged Particle Environment in Near-Earth Space with ICON
Lech Brenden Virginia Tech

Student in poster competition

EQIT-18
Exploring the Limitations of Observing the ETA
Buynovskiy Anton CU Boulder

Student in poster competition

EQIT-19
Longitudinal effects on equatorial ionization anomaly observed by FORMOSAT-3/COSMIC and FORMOSAT-7/COSMIC-2 radio occultation data
CHEN MEI-YU Department of Space Science and Engineering, National Central University, Taiwan

Student in poster competition

EQIT-20
Relationship of the Pre-Reversal Enhancement (PRE) and the Bottomside Ionospheric Structure to Equatorial Plasma Bubble (EPB) Formation
Espinoza Salvador The University of Texas at Dallas

Student in poster competition

EQIT-21
Forecasting Equatorial F Region Instabilities using WAM-IPE
Kirchman Aaron Cornell University

Student in poster competition

EQIT-22
Climatology of Dayside E-region Zonal Neutral Wind Shears from ICON-MIGHTI Observations
Li MINJING University of Texas in Arlington, USA

Student in poster competition

EQIT-23
Automatic Segmentation of Range-Time-Intensity maps of Equatorial Spread-F
Palacios Susan Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú

Student in poster competition

EQIT-24
Climatology of Nighttime Equatorial Electrojet radar echoes at Jicamarca
Velasquez Juan Pablo Pontifical Catholic University of Peru and Jicamarca Radio Observatory

Student not in poster competition

EQIT-25
Climatology of equatorial UHF coherent backscatter F-region radar echoes determined from AMISR-14 measurements at the Jicamarca Radio Observatory
Massoud Alexander The University of Texas at Dallas

Student in poster competition

EQIT-26
Assimilation of GOLD O/N2 Observations in WACCMX+DART
Laskar Fazlul LASP, University of Colorado Boulder, USA

Non-Student

ITMA-1
Polarimetric Meteor Radar
Marino John University of Colorado Boulder

Student not in poster competition

ITMA-2
Optimizing Etalon-Based Spectroscopy for Iron Fluorescence Lidar System using a He-Ne Laser: Investigating Performance and Wavelength Adaptation
Rajendra Kumar Vishnu Post Doctoral Fellow

Non-Student

ITMA-3
Observing Atmospheric Gravity Waves from the Space Station
McGuffin Dana Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL)

Non-Student

ITMA-4
Knudsen-Pump-Based Propulsion for Atmospheric and Martian Exploration
Celenza Thomas Department of Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics, University of Pennsylvania

Student in poster competition

ITMA-5
In-Situ Rocket Investigation of a Mid-Latitude Sporadic-E Layer
Conway Rachel Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Student in poster competition

ITMA-6
Simultaneous Multi-Point Ion Density Measurements from a Sounding Rocket Platform
Valentin Henry Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Student in poster competition

ITMA-7
Sferic-based tomography for D-region electron density modeling
Richardson David Georgia Institute of Technology

Student in poster competition

ITMA-8
Mesosphere-Lower-Thermosphere Neutral Density Measurements from Low-cost COTS Accelerometers and Ionization Gauge
Graves Nathan Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Student in poster competition

ITMA-9
Verification of ICON/MIGHTI wind by comparison with meteor radar wind: Effect of airglow on ICON/MIGHTI wind observations
Lee Jaewook University of Science and Technology

Student in poster competition

MDIT-3
Algorithmic Identification of STEVE-SAID Events in Swarm Data
Panwar Harshit New Jersey Institute of Technology

Student in poster competition

MDIT-7
Geocoronal Balmer-alpha line profile observations and forward-model analysis
Myers Brandon ERAU/UW-Madison

Student not in poster competition

METR-1
Detecting and Analyzing Meteor Persistent Trains in Widefield Optical Images
Cordonnier Logan University of New Mexico

Student not in poster competition

METR-2
Meteor Head Echo Detection at Multiple High-Power Radar Facilities via a Convolutional Neural Network Trained on Synthetic Data
Hedges Trevor Stanford University

Student in poster competition

METR-3
Patterns of the meteor head echoes observed by the Jicamarca High-Power Large-Aperature radar
Li Yanlin The Pennsylvania State University

Student not in poster competition

MLTG-1
Simulated brightness-weighted-temperature swaths from an imager onboard a satellite
Aguilar Guerrero Jaime Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Non-Student

MLTG-2
The Occultation Wave Limb Sounder (OWLS): Science Goals and Instrumentation
Thiemann Ed LASP, University of Colorado

Non-Student

MLTG-3
Gravity Wave Zoo - A Zooniverse Project
Berkheimer Jessica Arizona State University

Student in poster competition

MLTG-4
Kelvin-Helmholtz Instability: A Source of High-Frequency Gravity Waves in the Middle and Upper Atmosphere
Dong Wenjun Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Non-Student

MLTG-5
Using a High-Resolution Atmospheric Model to Examine Energy Flow During Gravity Wave Breaking
Yang Fan Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Non-Student

MLTG-6
Systematic Statistical Identification of Lower Region Acoustic Waves through VLF Remote Sensing
Woodward Matthew Georgia Institute of Technology

Student in poster competition

MLTG-7
Machine Learning in Analyzing Atmospheric Gravity Waves
Brown Anastasia Utah State University (USU) Physics Department Center for Atmospheric and Space Sciencess (CASS)

Student in poster competition

MLTG-8
Evidence of Multistep Vertical Coupling from 10 Years of Lidar Observations at McMurdo, Antarctica
Geraghty Ian University of Colorado Boulder / CIRES

Student in poster competition

MLTG-9
In-situ observation of thermospheric gravity waves using the satellites GOCE and CHAMP
Xu Shuang Hampton University

Student in poster competition

MLTL-1
Annual Variations of Pre-Dawn Thermosphere-Ionosphere Na (TINa) Layers Observed by Lidar over Boulder and their Relationship to Sunrise and Tidal Winds Revealed by CTMT and ICON
Chen Yingfei University of Colorado Boulder / PhD student

Student in poster competition

MLTS-1
ICON/MIGHTI as a Probe of Nightglow Emissions
Matsiev Daniel Center for Geospace Studies, SRI International

Non-Student

MLTS-2
Preliminary Results from Mesospheric Temperature Mapper (MTM) Observation at King Sejong Station, Antarctica
Kim Jeong-Han Korea Polar Research Institute

Non-Student

MLTS-3
Understanding the Coupled OH Meinel and O2 Atmospheric Band Nightglow Emissions
Kalogerakis Konstantinos Center for Geospace Studies, SRI International

Non-Student

MLTS-4
Multi-Constituent Modeling for the Dissipation of Acoustic/Gravity Waves in the Lower Thermosphere
Pineyro Benedict Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Student in poster competition

MLTS-5
Modelling a non-Maxwellian electron velocity distribution in the ionospheric D-region during artificial radio wave heating
Myrvang Margaretha UiT The Arctic University of Norway

Student not in poster competition

MLTS-6
What does the Variability of Earth’s highest clouds tell us?
Prakash Arunima University of Colorado, Boulder

Student in poster competition

MLTS-7
Climatology of mesospheric and lower thermospheric diurnal wind tides over Jicamarca: Observations and simulations
Suclupe Jose Leibniz Institute of Atmospheric Physics at Rostock University

Student in poster competition

PLAN-1
Taking up space: the expansion of Mars’ ionosphere in response to the disappearing solar wind density event in December 2022
Shaver Skylar University of Colorado at Boulder, Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics

Student in poster competition

POLA-1
Characterizing the Relationship between the Vertical Profile of the Polar Cap Ionosphere and the Solar Wind
Lundquist Michael University of California - Los Angeles

Non-Student

POLA-2
A Study of Polar Mesospheric Cloud Front Structures
Thurairajah Brentha Virginia Tech

Non-Student

POLA-3
Direction Finding of Auroral Radio Emissions
Godfrey Tedi Dartmouth College, Department of Physics and Astronomy

Student in poster competition

POLA-4
New Observations of Noctilucent Clouds (NLC) and their environment over Alaska
Kerven Hannah University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF)

Student in poster competition

POLA-5
Ray-tracing simulation and experiment of High-Frequency radio wave between McMurdo Station SuperDARN and e-POP during the December 4, 2021 eclipse
Liu Binjie New Jersey Institute of Technology

Student in poster competition

POLA-6
Polar Cap Patch Observations and Modeling in Realistic Geometries
Redden Mark Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Student not in poster competition

POLA-7
Density profile results from the Endurance Sounding Rocket Mission
Swanson Diana University of New Hampshire

Student in poster competition

SOLA-1
Climatology of ionospheric perturbations associated with Pc3-6 ULF waves, as observed using ground-based GPS total electron content measurements
Watson Chris University of New Brunswick

Non-Student

SOLA-2
A New VLF Reception System for Professional and Citizen Science Applications
Rizzo Jonathan The University of Scranton

Student in poster competition

SOLA-3
Analysis of Geomagnetic Storms and Solar Indices
San Juan Nicholas University of La Verne

Student in poster competition

SOLA-4
Empirical Orthogonal Analysis-Based Modeling of Thermospheric Neutral Density
Owolabi Oladejo University of Alaska Fairbanks

Non-Student

SOLA-5
A Study of Ionospheric Hemispheric Asymmetry Observed by CODE GIM, IRI, and FORMOSAT‐3/COSMIC
Chang Yu-Chi Department of Space Science and Engineering, National Central University, Taiwan

Student in poster competition

SOLA-6
Probabilistic Solar Proxy Forecasting with Neural Network Ensembles
Daniell Joshua West Virginia University

Student in poster competition

SOLA-7
Simulating Transport and Escape with a Coupled Fluid-Particle Atmospheric Model
Luettgen Sarah Aerospace Engineering Sciences Department, University of Colorado Boulder

Student in poster competition

SOLA-8
Variations in Thermospheric Neutral Winds and Ionospheric Total Electron Content during January 2013 geomagnetic storm: A comparative study using GOCE Satellite Data, Madrigal FPI and TEC Data, and GITM Simulations
Nwankwo Onyinye University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Student in poster competition

SOLA-9
Ionospheric storm-time effects in the Peruvian sector
Pacheco Edgardo Instituto Geofísico del Perú, Jicamarca Radio Observatory

Non-Student

SOLA-10
Calculated Photoelectron Flux Validation under Solar Minimum Condition using High-resolution Cross sections
Sakib Md Nazmus George Mason University, Fairfax, VA

Student in poster competition

SOLA-11
Geospace Dynamics Constellation (GDC): Exploring Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Coupling
DeJong Anna NASA

Non-Student

SPRT-1
Fractal Modeling of Lightning and TLEs through the Solar System
Esparza Annelisa Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Student in poster competition

SPRT-2
Using Multifractal Analysis to Advance Fractal Modeling of Sprites
Gough Payson University of New Hampshire

Student in poster competition

SPRT-3
Understanding the Dynamics of Upward Propagating Sprite Streamers
Koile Jacob University of New Hampshire

Student in poster competition

SPRT-4
A theory for modeling partially magnetized electrons under influence of external electric field in geophysical applications using fluid coefficients corresponding to non-magnetized plasma
Pervez Zaid The Pennsylvania State University

Student in poster competition

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