Student Workshop: Collaborative Campaigns - Instrumentation, Science, Networking Sunday 16 June 2002 Front Range Theatre 10:00am - 12:00pm and 1:30pm - 4:45pm

The purpose of this workshop is to introduce students to collaborative campaigns, and explore some of the instrumentation, science, and networking that goes on in campaigns.

Student Workshop (Collaborative Campaigns - Instrumentation, Science, Networking) (Front-Range Theatre), Chair: Pamela Loughmiller - Cornell University

10:00	Introductions	Pamela Loughmiller (Cornell) Roger Smith, CEDAR Chair (U AK) Sunanda Basu (NSF)
10:30	Icebreaker	-
11:00	Overview of campaigns (Coqui II example)	Gregory Earle (UTD)
12:00	Lunch on own	-
01:30	Science from campaigns	Aimee Merkel (U CO)
02:00	Overview of MAUI-MALT Campaign	Sunanda Basu (NSF)
02:30	Overview of Lidars	Kam Arnold (CSU)
03:00	Break	-
03:30	Cameras used in MAUI-MALT and Equatorial Spread F Science	Jon Makela (Cornell)
04:00	Legacies of Jicamarca and Arecibo: A personal lookback	Don Farley (Cornell)
04:45	Adjourn	-
5 to 7-9	Student Bar-B-Q at local park	van from hotel lobby

The hotel van will take students to either Golden Ponds Park at 651 3rd Avenue (west end of 3rd) or Hover Acres Park at 1361 Charles Dr (go W on 17th from Hover) starting at 5 PM. Meet in the lobby of the conference hotel (Raintree Plaza), and the driver will come in. The van will shuttle to the park until 5:30, and then come every half hour starting at 7:00 and ending at 9:00 to take students back to the hotel. There will be bar-b-que (fire regulations permitting) and volleyball.