CEDAR
Coupling, Energetics and Dynamics of Atmospheric Regions Program
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Poster Session - Wednesday, June 25, 2025

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Displaying 1 - 101 of 101

DATA-1
Unit Tests & Continuous Integration for Scalable Geophysical Simulations​
Michael Hirsch, Boston University

Non-Student

DATA-2
Nudging high-latitude Weimer potentials toward AMIE by assimilating AMIE-driven TIEGCM density rates
Seebany Datta-Barua, Illinois Institute of Technology

Non-Student

DATA-3
Surrogate Modeling of Thermospheric Mass Density Using Dimensionality Reduction and Machine Learning Regression
Weijia Zhan, University of Colorado Boulder

Non-Student

DATA-4
Forecasting Solar Irradiance During Solar Flares via Deep Learning Trained on FISM2 Dataset
JEONG-HEON KIM, Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute

Non-Student

DATA-5
A framework for space weather data assimilation: Aether and the Data Assimilation Research Testbed
Benjamin Johnson, NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research

Non-Student

DATA-6
Forecasting TEC During Geomagnetic Storms Using deep learning model : Performance and Limitations
Se-Heon Jeong, Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute

Non-Student

DATA-7
High-Resolution Retrieval of Stratospheric Gravity Waves from Satellite (SOHIP) Occultation Measurements
Shuang Xu, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Non-Student

DATA-8
Evaluating the Impact of GOLD Data Assimilation on Atmospheric Tidal Modes
Brandon diLorenzo, University of Colorado Boulder

Student in poster competition

DATA-9
CCMC Thermospheric Neutral Density Scorecard
Joseph Sypal, Catholic University of America

Student in poster competition

DATA-10
CCMC Ionospheric Score Board Abstract
Paul DiMarzio, The Catholic University of America

Student in poster competition

DATA-11
Developing a GOLD Observation Operator for JEDI-based Data Assimilation into WACCM-X
Noah Peterson, University of Colorado Boulder, Department of Computer Science

Student in poster competition

DATA-13
Understanding Superstorms by Harnessing the Power of Aurorasaurus Open Citizen Science
Feras Natsheh, New Mexico Consortium (NMC)

Student in poster competition

DATA-14
Volumetric Imaging of Advanced Modular Incoherent Scatter Radars (AMISR) Data Using Neural Network
Abigail Miller, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Student not in poster competition

DATA-15
A Technique for Automatic and Continuous Spatial Calibration and Validation of All-Sky Imagers
Sudha Kapali, Computational Physics, Inc.

Non-Student

DATA-16
Assimilating Grape Doppler Receiver Data into Bayesian Frameworks
Rachel Boedicker, Case Western Reserve University

Student in poster competition

DATA-17
Multi-scale Temporal and Spatial Plasma Perturbations during the March 26th, 2014 substorm: GITM Simulations Driven by SuperDARN High-Resolution Convection Pattern
Yu Hong, University of Texas at Arlington

Student not in poster competition

DATA-18
Broadband Integrated Remote Sensing of the D-region Ionosphere
Benjamin Smith, Auburn University

Student in poster competition

DATA-19
Characterizing Temperature Anisotropy with a Decade of RISR-N Extreme Ion Heating Events
Aidan Thayer, New Jersey Institute of Technology

Student in poster competition

DATA-20
Design, Test, Calibration, and Data Processing of the Vectorized Scalar Magnetometer Onboard COSMO
Tzu-Hsun Kao, Ann & H.J. Smead Department of Aerospace Engineering Sciences, University of Colorado Boulder, CO, USA

Student in poster competition

DATA-23
Ionosphere-Thermosphere Responses to 2023 March Geomagnetic Storm Using Observations and TIEGCM Driven by Data Assimilated Aurora and Electric Fields
Prakash Poudel, Clemson University

Student in poster competition

DATA-24
Exploring the Sensitivity of Auroral Current Closure to Neutral Winds Through GEMINI
Charles Acomb, Dartmouth College

Student in poster competition

DATA-25
CAM-NET: An AI foundation model for whole atmosphere predictions
Jiahui Hu, Embry-Riddle Aernautical University

Non-Student

DATA-26
High-Latitude Ionosphere TEC Mapping using Ground-based and Spire Nanosatellite GNSS Observations
CHING-CHUNG CHENG, University of Colorado, Boulder

Non-Student

DATA-27
Automated Segmentation of the Dayside Aurora
Jordan Holmes, Virginia Tech

Student in poster competition

EQIT-1
Exploring EPB Signatures in HamSCI HF Data on Nights Identified by GOLD-Derived Bubble Index
Kornyanat Hozumi, The University of Scranton

Non-Student

EQIT-2
Ionospheric variability over Jicamarca during the recent extreme space weather event
Ram Singh, Radio Observatorio de jicamarca, Instituto Geofisico de Peru, Lima, Peru

Student not in poster competition

EQIT-3
A survey of semidiurnal tides in the middle thermosphere from ICON
Scott England, Virginia Tech

Non-Student

EQIT-4
Short-Term Evolution of the Prereversal Enhancement as Observed by ICON
Aaron Kirchman, Cornell University

Student in poster competition

EQIT-5
On the vertical plasma drift conditions prior to post-midnight ESF
Alexander Massoud, The University of Texas at Dallas

Student in poster competition

EQIT-7
Investigating the Drivers of Day-to-Day Variability in Pre-Reversal Enhancement Using WAM and SAED
Garima Malhotra, CIRES, University of Colorado Boulder

Non-Student

EQIT-8
Reversed Interhemispheric Asymmetry of the Equatorial Ionization Anomaly during the September 2020 Equinox in the American Sector: Observational and Simulation Evidence of Lower-Atmospheric Forcing
Yunbo Liu, The University of Texas at Dallas

Non-Student

EQIT-9
From Stratosphere to Space: The hidden impacts of SSWs on Equatorial IT anomalies
Arunima Prakash, University of Colorado, Boulder

Student in poster competition

EQIT-10
ICON Data products, Availability and Timeline
Colin Triplett, University of California, Berkeley

Non-Student

EQIT-11
Fusing GOLD Satellite-Derived and Ground-Based Madrigal TEC for Global Ionosphere Analysis
Mary Smirnova, University of Michigan

Student in poster competition

EQIT-12
Identifying Correlations between Ionospheric Neutral Winds and Day-to-Day variability in Pre-Reversal Enhancement of Equatorial Zonal Electric Field
Fatima Yousuf, UC Berkeley Space Sciences Laboratory

Student in poster competition

EQIT-13
Simulations of Ion Thermal Farley-Buneman Instability in the Topside Electrojets
Rattanakorn Koontaweepunya, Boston University

Student not in poster competition

EQIT-14
Modeling HF scintillation from E-Region Plasma Instabilities
Alexander Green, Boston University

Student in poster competition

EQIT-15
Mutual Evolution Plasma Density and Temperature within Super EPBs
Alanah Cardenas-O'Toole, University of Michigan

Student in poster competition

EQIT-16
Estimating Low-Latitude Scintillation Pattern Orientations and Irregularity Heights Using Measurements Made by a Local Array of Sensors
Isaac Wright, The University of Texas at Dallas

Student in poster competition

EQIT-17
Development, deployment and initial measurements of an alternative riometer
Marcos Inoñan-Moran, The University of Texas at Dallas

Non-Student

EQIT-18
Preliminary results of new Jicamarca’s ISR mode
Karim Kuyeng, Instituto Geofísico del Perú

Non-Student

EQIT-20
The Space Weather Atmospheric Reconfigurable Multiscale Experiment (SWARM-EX) Satellite Constellation: Mission Review and Progress Update
Rick Marcusen, University of Colorado Boulder

Student in poster competition

EQIT-21
Development of a radio mode for the long wavelength array (LWA) receiving system to study the equatorial aeronomy
Brayan Estalla Quinteros, Jicamarca Radio Observatory

Student in poster competition

EQIT-22
Statistical Properties of Equatorial Ionospheric Anomaly Single Crests Derived from Global Ionospheric Maps
Xing Meng, University of Science and Technology of China

Non-Student

EQIT-24
First climatology results of equatorial vertical drifts derived from new medium power ISR observations at Jicamarca
Anthony Abubakar, The University of Texas at Dallas

Student in poster competition

EQIT-25
Climatology of Equatorial Ionization Anomaly (EIA): GOLD Observations and Coupled GITM-SAMI3 Simulations
Tapendra Sodari, The University of Texas at Arlington

Student in poster competition

EQIT-26
Variation of the Column O/N₂ Transition Latitude During Geomagnetic Storms
Emilie Lo, UC Berkeley Space Sciences Laboratory (SSL)

Student in poster competition

EQIT-27
Post-Sunset Equatorial Ionization Anomaly (EIA) variations during a weak geomagnetic activity on 23-24 February 2023
Prasoon Vishwakarma, University of Texas at Dallas

Student in poster competition

EQIT-28
Terdiurnal atmospheric tides seen with ICON at E- and F-region altitudes
Rythm Agarwal, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Student in poster competition

EQIT-29
Automation of all-sky images classification
Simon Mackovjak, Slovak Academy of Sciences

Non-Student

IRRI-1
Real-time Scintillation Monitoring with Low-Cost GNSS-Based Monitors
Tarun Sankar, The University of Texas at Dallas

Student in poster competition

IRRI-2
On the importance of Joule heating and ion drag in the propagation of TAD induced by ULF waves
Haonan Wu, High Altitude Observatory, National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, CO

Non-Student

IRRI-3
On the nature of high-latitude ionospheric fluctuations associated with the Kelvin-Helmholtz Instability
Andres Spicher, Department of Physics and Technology, UiT The Arctic University of Norway, Tromsø, NO

Non-Student

IRRI-4
Origin of intense plasma depletions after midnight over the Korean Peninsula during the geomagnetic storm on 11 May 2024
Hyosub Kil, Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute

Non-Student

IRRI-5
Using distributive networks of single frequency HF transmitters and receivers to measure spatial and temporal ionospheric perturbations
Riley Troyer, Space Dynamics Laboratory

Non-Student

IRRI-6
Modeling Interchange Instabilities in the Ionosphere with a Fully Electromagnetic MHD Solver
Germain Rosadio, Cornell University

Student in poster competition

IRRI-7
Field-aligned irregularities generated in and around the auroral oval
Bimal Dahal, New Jersey Institute of Technology

Student in poster competition

IRRI-8
Comparing two-mode pulsating aurora with GEMINI model output
Samuel Freeman, Clemson Department of Physics and Astronomy

Student in poster competition

IRRI-9
Significant Ionospheric Plasma Depletions and Enhancements after the 2022 Tonga Volcano Eruption
Tien-Chi Liu, Department of Space Science and Engineering, National Central University, Taiwan

Student in poster competition

IRRI-10
Traveling Ionospheric Disturbance (TID) Detection using Deep Learning Models
Purbita Chatterjee, University of Texas at Arlington

Student in poster competition

IRRI-11
Observations of irregularities with scales from 3 meters to several hundreds of kilometers during the May 2024 Superstorm
Mahith Madhanakumar, UiT The Arctic University of Norway

Student in poster competition

IRRI-12
Estimating traveling ionospheric disturbance propagation direction and speed using bistatic HF oceanographic radars
Danielle Markowski, Clemson University

Student in poster competition

IRRI-13
Interhemispheric Asymmetries in the Large-scale Traveling Ionospheric Disturbance propagation during the 5-6 August 2011 geomagnetic storm
Katelyn Youngjohn, University of Texas at Dallas

Student in poster competition

IRRI-15
Improved Detection of Traveling Ionospheric Disturbances using Optimal Line-of-sight Geometries of Total Electron Content Measurements
Björn Bergsson, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University

Student in poster competition

IRRI-17
Superposed Epoch Study of Brightness, Plasma Velocity, and Covariance During Auroral Substorms
Matthew Wilcox, Penn State University

Student in poster competition

IRRI-18
Utilisation of aircraft for calibration of the ICEBEAR radar
Brian Pitzel, University of Saskatchewan

Student in poster competition

IRRI-19
Observations of Gravity Waves Formed by Derecho Storms
Latoya Wilcoxson, Arizona State University

Student not in poster competition

IRRI-20
Comparison of co-located mid-latitude sporadic E and meteor radar wind observations
Ivana Molina, Space Dynamics Laboratory

Non-Student

IRRI-21
An examination of the impact of Strong Thermal Emission Velocity Enhancement (STEVE) on mid-latitude ionosphere
Veronica Romanek, Virginia Tech

Student in poster competition

IRRI-22
On the spatio-temporal behavior of quiet-time GNSS scintillation observed in Puerto Rico: Seasonal and solar flux effects
Minori Kikuchi, The University of Texas at Dallas

Student not in poster competition

IRRI-23
Unusual SuperDARN backscatter associated with extreme red aurora observed during the May 11, 2024 super storm
Bharat Kunduri, Virginia Tech

Non-Student

IRRI-24
Modeling Magnetic Reconnection in Ionospheric Ejection Current Sheets
Sujay Shankar, Boston University

Student in poster competition

IRRI-25
Investigating High-Latitude Sporadic E Layers Using Incoherent Scatter Radar
Anaswara Sunil Kumar, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Clemson University

Student in poster competition

LTVI-1
Seasonal Changes in the Thermosphere from WACCM-X Future 21st Century Projections
Joe McInerney, NSF NCAR / HAO

Non-Student

LTVI-2
Long-term Trends in the Low Latitude foF2 Driven by Secular Variation of Earth's Magnetic Field
Dupinder Singh, MIT Haystack Observatory

Non-Student

LTVI-3
Climatology of Thermospheric Winds in the Southern Polar Cap: Long-term Ground-based Observations from JBS-FPI
Eunsol Kim, Korea Polar Research Institute

Non-Student

LTVI-4
Investigating the Relative Role of NO Cooling and Solar Radiation on Thermospheric Temperature Changes During April 23, 2023 Geomagnetic Storm: GOLD Observations and GITM Simulations
Shreejan Khanal, University of Texas at Arlington

Student in poster competition

LTVI-5
Long-Term Statistical Analysis of Ionospheric Variability Over Egypt Using High-Precision GNSS Data
Hassan Nooreldeen, Helwan University

Student in poster competition

LTVI-6
Investigating Short-Term Tidal Variability in the ITM Region Using Bayesian Structural Time Series Models
Sarah Hadaidi, Department of Mathematics, University of Louisville, Louisville KY

Student not in poster competition

LTVI-7
Thermospheric Wind Dynamics and Evolution in High Latitudes: Insights from the Momentum Equation for the March 17, 2013, Storm
Atheer Alhothali, 1- Department of Climate and Space Sciences and Engineering, College of Engineering, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 48109, USA 2-Department of Space Studies, IESS, KACST, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Student in poster competition

MDIT-1
Extreme Ionospheric Storm Effects at Mid-latitudes During May 2024 Geomagnetic Storm
Soumyajit Dey, The University of Texas at Dallas

Non-Student

MDIT-2
Characterization and Modeling of the Medium Scale Traveling Ionospheric Disturbances (MSTIDs) in High-Frequency radar observations
Dev Raj Joshi, Naval Research Laboratory

Non-Student

MDIT-3
Seasonal and Interhemispheric Comparisons of Geocoronal Hα Observations and WACCM-X and NRLMSISE-00 Forward Modeled Simulations
Lauren Ashworth, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Student in poster competition

MDIT-4
Machine-Learnt Ionospheric Modeling: Enhancing Ion Drag and Joule Heating Simulations with Machine Learning
Lina El Zaatari, Leibniz Institute for Atmospheric Physics

Student in poster competition

MDIT-5
Unraveling the Ionospheric Storm-Enhanced Density Formation, Interhemispheric Asymmetry and Role in Plasmaspheric Refilling Using GITM-SAMI3
Yulu Peng, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Student in poster competition

MITC-1
The Impact of Solar Radiance Uncertainty on Mass Density Predictability
Simin Zhang, CU Boulder/SWx TREC

Non-Student

MITC-2
Auroral Recognition from All-Sky Image Data using a Deep Learning Technique
Yujin Cho, Korea Polar Research Institute, University of Science and Technology

Student in poster competition

MITC-3
Tracking Reentries of Starlink Satellites During the Rising Phase of Solar Cycle 25
Denny Oliveira, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

Non-Student

MITC-4
Exploring The Response of The Magnetosphere to Terrestrial Weather using MAGE/TIEGCM
Federico Gasperini, Orion Space Solutions

Non-Student

MITC-5
Space Environment Architecture Modernization (SEAM) Overview
Brett McCuen, Aerospace Corporation

Non-Student

MITC-6
Event Study of Dayside ULF waves using Ground- and Space-based Magnetometer Measurements
Yining Shi, University of Michigan

Non-Student

MITC-7
Formation of continuum emission structures associated with the aurora
Josh Houghton, University of Calgary

Student in poster competition

MITC-8
May 2024 auroral electron characteristics from GOLD
Emma Mirizio, University of Maryland, College Park

Student in poster competition

MITC-9
Impacts of Neutral Wind-induced Currents on Geomagnetic Disturbances and Magnetospheric Dynamics During the May 2024 Gannon Storm
Yu Hong, University of Texas at Arlington

Student in poster competition

MITC-10
High-Latitude Thermosphere and Ionosphere Density Response to the May 2024 Geomagnetic Storm Observed by LLITED CubeSat
Diana Swanson, University of New Hampshire

Student in poster competition

MITC-11
Electron Precipitation and Joule Heating in the Auroral Ionosphere: Measurements from the Dissipation Sounding Rocket
Lance Davis, University of New Hampshire

Student in poster competition

MITC-12
Mapping transition region flows to the ionosphere in a hybrid-Vlasov simulation
Venla Koikkalainen, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland

Student in poster competition

MITC-13
Meso-scale Polar Cap Flows and their Impact on Polar Cap Patch Evolution
Amelia Lee, Boston University

Student in poster competition

MITC-14
Modeling of Anomalous Electron Heating and Comparisons to PFISR Observations
Yizhe Zhang, UCLA, AOS

Student not in poster competition

MITC-15
Comparison of shell current distribution inside the ionosphere during quiet and disturbed periods.
Sanjay Karki, Lamar University, Beaumont Texas

Student in poster competition

MITC-17
Conductivity Structure and Energy Deposition from Prolonged Pulsating Aurora associated with the LAMP Sounding Rocket Campaign
Lawrence Coleman, Clemson University

Student in poster competition

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