2007 CEDAR-DASI Agenda

Agenda for 2007 CEDAR-DASI Workshop

June 24 - 28 and 29, 2007

Eldorado Hotel

Santa Fe, New Mexico

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Sunday 24 June 2007
  CEDAR Student Workshop (Non-students Welcome)
Theme - Winds in the Upper Atmosphere: Physics, Observations, and Empirical Models
Zia
Co-Chairs Romina Nikoukar (U IL)
and Michael Nicolls (SRI Intl)
(CEDAR student reps)
08:00 and 08:30 Bus departs from Fort Marcy Suites to Eldorado  
08:10-08:55 Breakfast, Registration, Sign Travel Vouchers in concourses
08:55-09:10 Student welcome J. Sojka (CSSC chair) and R. Behnke (NSF)
09:10-09:20 Agenda information; organizational details; activity information R. Nikoukar and M. Nicolls (CSSC student reps)
09:20-10:20Kenote Speech #1: Dynamics of the Thermosphere J. Forbes (U CO)
10:20-10:40 --- Break --- 
10:40-11:40 Keynote Speech #2: Neutral winds and their role in ionospheric electrodynamics A. Richmond (NCAR)
11:40-13:00 Lunch on own at area restaurants 
13:00-13:30 Wind Measurements: RocketsM. Larsen (Clemson U)
13:30-14:00 Wind observations - Meteor radarsS. Palo (U CO)
14:00-14:30 Measuring Middle Atmosphere Winds with Lasers ( Gardner, App Opt, 2004) C. Gardner (U IL)
14:30-14:50 --- Break --- 
14:50-15:20 Measurements of High Latitude Winds in AlaskaJ. Meriwether (Clemson)
15:20-16:00 Neutral wind modelsJ. Emmert (NRL)
16:00 Adjourn  
16:10 Bus departs Eldorado for Fort Marcy Suites  
16:00-19:00 Free time for student recreation (soccer,volleyball,etc.)
4:30-5:30 Gym reserved for volleyball (one net) and lap swimming at $1.85 pp (bring towel)
Ft. Marcy Recreation Center and Ft. Marcy Park baseball field (first come, first serve)
19:15 Bus departs Fort Marcy Suites for Eldorado  
19:30-21:00 Reception/Icebreaker/Buffet for Students and Non-Students Anasazi and Zia
21:00 Bus from Eldorado to Fort Marcy Suites (via grocery store)  


Monday 25 June 2007
07:15 and 07:45 Bus departs from Fort Marcy Suites to Eldorado  
08:00-08:10Opening Addresses (Anasazi)
NSF Welcome and Small Satellites
J. Sojka (CSSC)
R. Behnke (NSF)
M. Hagan (NCAR)
08:10-08:20 Report on Student Workshop R. Nikoukar (U IL)
08:20-08:30 Introduction of Students by Institution M. Nicolls (SRI Intl)
08:30-09:15 CEDAR Prize Lecture: Meteoric Smoke - Where on Earth is it? J. Plane (U of Leeds, UK)
09:15-09:25 NSF Aeronomy Update C. Fesen (NSF)
09:25-10:15 --- Break (Posters go up in Pavillion) --- 
10:15-10:30 CEDAR Post-Doc Report #1: Multi-instrument observations of inner-magnetospheric density structures and dynamics E. Yizengaw (UCLA)
10:30-10:40 NASA Aeronomy of Ice in the Mesosphere (AIM) ground-based update D. Rusch (U CO)
10:40-10:50 Cedar Database Update and Virtual Observatories P. Fox (NCAR)
10:50-11:00 NRL Space Science Division Jobs for New PhDs J. Dahlburg (NRL)
11:00-13:00 Lunch on own (CSSC lunch at O'Keefe Cafe)  
  --- OR --- 
11:05 bus departs Eldorado for shopping at Tin-nee-Ann Trading Company  
12:30 bus departs Tin-nee-Ann Trading Company for Eldorado  
13:00-15:00 AS: Putting your degree to work (Peter Fiske)
AN: Meteors and the upper atmosphere (3 hr)
Z: Short period gravity waves and their effects in the MLT region
S: Equatorial ionospheric challenges and the C/NOFS mission
M Nicolls and R Nikoukar
L Dyrud and S Close
J Snively, T-Y Huang, M Taylor
O de La Beaujardiere et al
15:00-16:00 --- Networking Break --- 
16:00-19:00 Poster Session #1 (non-MLT) Pavillion with Break
19:15 Bus departs Eldorado for Fort Marcy Suites after poster session 

Tuesday 26 June 2007
07:15 and 07:45 Bus departs from Fort Marcy Suites to Eldorado  
08:00-09:00Tutorial #1: The micrometeor flux in the MLTD. Janches (CoRA)
09:00-09:30 --- Break --- 
09:30-11:30 A: Poker Flat AMISR: The first six months
Z: Science opportunities with the lidar consortium
S: Data assimilation in space sciences: Methods and results I
C Heinselman and M Nicolls
D Fritts and C-Y She
M Codrescu
11:30-13:00 Lunch on own  
  --- OR --- 
11:30-13:00 Z: Virtual Solar-Terrestrial Observatory (VSTO) with lunch P Fox
13:00-15:00 AS: The Poker Flat 2007 Winter Campaign
AN: Friends of Arecibo I (videocon with Arecibo)
Z: CEDAR Lidar technology workshop
S: Data assimilation in space sciences: Methods and results II
M Larsen, J Craven, and C Heinselman
S. Gonzalez
X Chu, C-Y She, and G Swenson
M Codrescu
15:00-16:00 --- Networking Break --- 
16:00-19:00 Poster Session #2 (MLT) Pavillion with Break
21:00-21:30All competition posters taken down - others can go down sooner  
19:15 Bus departs Eldorado for Fort Marcy Suites after poster session 
21:15Drive students from Eldorado Hotel poster session (competition posters down at 9 PM) to Fort Marcy Suites

Wednesday 27 June 2007
07:15 and 07:45 Bus departs from Fort Marcy Suites to Eldorado  
08:00-09:00Tutorial #2: State of the art of modeling the MesosphereD. Siskind (NRL)
09:00-09:10 Announcement of Poster Prize Winners A. Coster (CSSC)
09:10-09:30 --- Break (winning posters go in hallway) --- 
09:30-11:30 A: Small Satellites I
Z: I-T Challenges Based on Continuous Observations Through the IPY (or PRIMO II)
S: Radar chain, satellite observations and modelling of Nov 2004 storm I
D Klumpar, C Swenson, and G Swenson
J Sojka, A van Eyken, C Heinselman, and J Holt
M Kelley
11:30-13:00 Pizza Lunch in Anasazi for Small Sat workshop or on own  
13:00-15:00 A: Small Satellites II
Z: Optical Calibration Techniques and Issues I
S: Impact of electric fields during ionospheric storms
D Klumpar, C Swenson, and G Swenson
S Nossal, J Baumgardner, and M Taylor
C-S Huang and T Fuller-Rowell
15:00-16:00 --- Break --- 
16:00-18:00 AS: Jicamarca Amigos
AN: Optical Calibration Techniques and Issues II
Z: Developing a coordinated ground- and space-based community approach to understanding the I-T system

S: Radar chain, satellite observations and modelling of Nov 2004 storm II
D Hysell and J Chau
S Nossal, J Baumgardner, and M Taylor
A Mannucci and L Paxton
M Kelley
  --- OR --- 
15:30-18:30Bus trip to SFD tour of Chimayo, Pueblo and White Rock (sign up with Santa Fe Destinations) extra fee
18:30 Bus departs Eldorado for Fort Marcy Suites 
19:30-21:30 Z: Opportunities for collaborative aeronomical research at Millstone Hill S Smith and Q Wu

Thursday 28 June 2007 (chair J. Thayer)
07:00 and 07:45 Bus departs from Fort Marcy Suites to Eldorado  
07:15-08:00Student Breakfast with NSF (pick up breakfast from concourse) alcove in Eldorado Court
08:00-09:00Tutorial #3: State of the Art in Mesosphere Science (with supplementary material on mesosphere inversion layers (MILs), references for MILs and instabilities, observational techniques in the mesosphere, and gravity waves) J. Meriwether (Clemson U)
09:00-09:15 CEDAR Post-Doc Report #2: Comparing momentum flux of mesospheric gravity waves using different background measurements and their impact on the background wind field M. Ejiri (USU)
09:15-09:25 Interim CEDAR Post-Doc Report #1: Coordinated Space-Based Observations of Equatorial Plasma Bubbles Using TIMED/Global Ultraviolet Imager (GUVI) and Defense Meteorological Satellites Program J. Comberiate (JHU/APL)
09:25-09:35 Interim CEDAR Post-Doc Report #2: Modeling Studies of Optical Properties of Sprite Streamers and Their Chemical Effects On the Upper Atmosphere N. Liu (PSU)
09:35-10:10 --- Break --- 
10:10-10:25 In Memory of Tor Hagfors D. Farley (Cornell)
10:25-10:40 Poker Flat AMISR update C. Heinselman (SRI Intl)
10:40-11:00 Science Hightlight: An overview of the 2007 Poker Flat sounding rocket campaign M. Larsen (Clemson)
11:00-11:10 Announcement of new CSSC Members, CEDAR chair transition, and end of plenary sessions for CEDAR (Friday is DASI) R. Behnke (NSF)
11:30-13:00 Lunch on own (CSSC lunch at O'Keefe Cafe)  
13:00-15:00 AS: Friends of Arecibo II
AN: Ionospheric studies using radio occultation electron density profiles
Z: The Global-scale Observations of the Limb and Disk (GOLD) Mission
S: Application of SuperDARN radar observations to CEDAR research I
S. Gonzalez
K. Cahoy
R. Eastes
W Bristow, JM Ruohoniemi, and S Shephard
15:00-16:00 --- Break --- 
16:00-18:00 AS: Characteristics and causes of MLT spatial and temporal variabilities
AN: World Day Scheduling
Z: Lightning effects on the upper atmosphere
S: Application of SuperDARN radar observations to CEDAR research II
J-H Yee and E Talaat
W Swartz
M Stanley, M Taylor, and N Liu
W Bristow, JM Ruohoniemi, and S Shephard
18:15 Bus departs Eldorado for Fort Marcy Suites 

DASI Friday 29 June 2007
07:30 Bus departs from Fort Marcy Suites to Eldorado for DASI Workshop  
08:30 Bus departs Fort Marcy Suites for Eldorado (and Colorado)  
08:45 Bus departs Eldorado for drive back to Colorado  
  --- OR --- 
08:00-09:45 A: CEDAR Science Challenges for DASI
Introduction
DASI Mission Overview
Dynamical Coupling in the Earth's Upper Atmosphere: Oustanding Challenges for DASI
Discussion - Session I
chair M. Kelley
J. Thayer (CSSC Chair)
E. Donovan (Calgary)
M. Hagan (NCAR)
all
09:45-10:15 --- Break --- 
10:15-11:30 Aeronomy Coupling to the Magnetosphere Challenges
Discussion - Session II
J. Foster (MIT)
all
11:30-13:00 Lunch on own  
13:00-15:00 A: Instrumentation and Implementation Challenges for DASI
LISN (Low-Latitude Ionospheric Sensor Network) -- Lessons Learned
Multi-Instrument Multi-Site Arrays -- Lessons Learned
International Deployment -- Lessons Learned
SuperDARN -- Lessons Learned
Discussion - Session III (plus NSF Small Satellites and DASI, Assimilation of DASI Data Streams)
chairs C. Valladares and E. Donovan
C. Valladares (BC)
E. Donovan (Calgary)
J. Makela (U IL)
J. M. Ruohoniemi (APL/JHU)
all
15:00 --- ADJOURN --- 


-- Revised 06 Sep 2007 by emery@ucar.edu