2023 Workshop
The CEDAR workshop provides the community an opportunity to self-organize, exchange and foster new ideas. CEDAR thrives to be a safe space for all participants with a strong educational component.
The workshop includes community organized breakout workshops as well as grand challenge workshops, poster session with a student poster competition, a student day, plenary sessions with science highlights, agency updates and tutorials, a distinguished lecture, and a prize lecture.
Registration & Logistics
Registration is closed. (Early registration ends May 25.)
Students requesting workshop attendance support need to register & submit a poster abstract by April 3.
Workshop Venue
The meeting will be at the Wyndham San Diego Bayside Hotel.
A limited number of hotel guest rooms are available in our room block.
Lunch restaurants near the venue
Lunch options will be posted closer to the event.
Agenda
Links to presentations, video recordings, and posters have been added to the agenda.
How to participate in CEDAR
See this brief overview of the CEDAR workshop components, this is helpful especially for first time attendees.
Student workshop attendance support
CEDAR supports many students to attend the CEDAR workshop.
For students enrolled in a US institution and traveling from a location within the United States, financial support will consist of registration fee, roundtrip travel to the CEDAR workshop venue, and housing. For students enrolled in an institution outside the US, financial support will consist of registration fee and housing. More information can be found at the Student Workshop attendance support page. To be eligible students need to submit a poster abstract (see below) and apply for support via the registration website by April 3. Students will be notified in April. After April 3 students can still request support via the registration process and will be wait listed. We will use the list in case funding becomes available.
Dependent care grants
CEDAR helps community members with dependent care needs to attend the CEDAR workshop. Apply for the grant by May 19. Please read the dependent care grants information before filling out the form.
Poster session
Posters can have a maximum size of 4x4 feet (1.2x1.2m). Students in the poster competition are required to upload their poster by the Friday before the meeting starts. Instructions will be send beforehand to the students. All others can upload their poster if they want to.
Poster abstract submission
The deadline for submitting poster abstracts for the 2023 Workshop has passed.
Students applying for workshop attendance support have to submit a poster abstract by April 3. We encourage students to participate in the student poster competition.
All others can submit poster abstracts till May 22. A maximum of two posters can be presented.
Workshop proposal submission
Please check out the Workshop proposal guidelines as they have changed.
The final workshop agenda will be decided by the CEDAR science steering committee. Based on the range of the topics proposed and the availability of time slots for individual workshops, some proposed workshops may be consolidated. (see proposal guidelines)
All workshops will be in-person and no virtual component will be supported by the organizers.
Individual Workshops
Individual Workshops are 1 year efforts focused on a specific topic and the associated science questions. Most workshops are 1 year efforts.
Grand Challenge (GC) Workshops
Grand Challenge (GC) workshop addresses urgent, overarching questions which require a multiyear effort and are of high importance to the CEDAR community. GC workshops are 3 year efforts and should be organized by a diverse team of conveners with a clear schedule and specific goals and topics for the 3 years. Each GC workshop will introduce the topic to the CEDAR community in the plenary session in the first year and provide updates in the 2nd & 3rd, and a summary after year 3.
Each year one new grand challenge workshop is selected by the CEDAR Science Steering Committee. List of Grand challenge workshops.
How to Propose a Workshop
The deadline for submitting workshop proposals for the 2023 Workshop has passed.
See all proposed 2023 Workshops.
CEDAR Prize and Distinguished Lecture nominations
Please nominate deserving community members by March 31. Information about the nomination criteria and process can be found on the respective sites for the CEDAR Prize Lecture and the CEDAR Distinguished Lecture.
Contact Information
For program information, please contact Liying Qian.
For logistics questions, please contact Michelle McCambridge.
| March 31 | Workshop proposals deadline (individual and GC) |
| March 31 | CEDAR Prize and Distinguished Lecture nomination due |
| April 3 | Student workshop attendance support deadline (via registration) & required poster abstract submission |
| April 10 | Notification to student recipients on travel support |
| May 19 | Dependent care grant deadline |
| May 22 | Poster abstract submission deadline |
| May 25 | Early bird registration ends |
| June 2 | Hotel booking deadline. Note that the workshop venue hotel, the Wyndham Hotel, San Diego, is sold out. June 2nd is the deadline to book the new OVERFLOW ROOM BLOCK at Springhill Suites San Diego Downtown/Bayfront. |
Angeline Burrell
Frederico Gasperini
Tzu-Wei Fang
Nathaniel Frissel
Lindsay Goodwin
Katelynn Greer
Kristina Lynch
Andrew Pepper (student representative)
Sophie Phillips (student representative)
Danny Scipion
Titus Yuan
Jia Yue
Matthew Zettergren
Ying Zou (GEM liaison)
Tai-Yin Huang (NSF aeronomy ex-officio representative)
Alan Liu (NSF aeronomy ex-officio representative)
Shikha Raizada (NSF aeronomy ex-officio representative)
Liying Qian (UCAR CPAESS CEDAR CO-PI, ex-officio representative)