LWS Geostorm CDAW and Conference

Living With a Star - Coordinated Data Analysis Workshop

5-9 March 2007 - Florida Tech - Melbourne, FL


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LWS Geostorm CDAW and Conference
5-9 March 2007 - Florida Tech - Melbourne, FL
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Updates

WG2: Mechanisms of Geomagnetic Storms and Radiation Belt Response, is planning a joint meeting with WG3 (Ionospheric Storms) on Monday afternoon after the coffee break, to discuss plasmspheric plumes and ionospheric signatures; and a joint meeting with WG1 (Drivers of Geomagnetic Storms) on Tuesday morning after the coffee break, to discuss double-Dst storms and their solar wind signatures.

Besides tutorial speakers listed in the general announcement below, focus topic speaker Sasha Ukhorskiy will kick off the Monday afternoon WG1 session with a radiation belt talk; Pontus Brandt and Jerry Goldstein will speak to the ring current and plasmasphere roles in the Cycle 23 storms on Thursday and Friday, in plenary. Abstracts received by 1/31/07 will be organized for the conference part of the meeting, Wednesday- Friday. We expect to have more time available for working group discussion during the latter part of the week.

Suggestions for focus topics for our WG2 sessions Monday PM , Tuesday AM and Tuesday PM are welcome, please e-mail mary.hudson[at]dartmouth.edu or liemohn[at]umich.edu.



Final Announcement and Call for Papers

This is the final call for contributions on any topic related to geomagnetic storms of cycle 23. Papers on storms from other cycles are also invited, provided they compare them with the cycle 23 storms. Registration and abstract submission deadline: January 31, 2007. Go to http://cism.fit.edu/LWS-CDAW_2007_Registration.html. Students and young researchers in need of financial assistance to the meeting should contact Nat Gopalswamy (gopals AT ssedmail.gsfc.nasa DOT gov) by January 31.

The list of 88 major geomagnetic storms (Dst < -100 nT) from 1996 to 2005 with links to all kinds of observations from the Sun to Earth can be found in the following location: http://cdaw.gsfc.nasa.gov/geomag_cdaw/Data_master_table.html

The data sets will be used to address several key questions that can be broadly classified as Heliosphere and Sun-Earth Connectedness, Global Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Response, and Inner Magnetosphere and Ionosphere Response. The questions are listed in http://cism.fit.edu/LWS-CDAW_2007_Main.html#questions.

Tutorial speakers:
Mary Hudson, Tim Fuller-Rowell, Dimitris Vassiliadis, Janet Luhmann, David Sibeck, Ramona Kessell, and Lika Guhathakurta.

Working group (WG) leaders:
WG1: Drivers of geomagnetic storms (CME and solar surface source region, CME/ICME relation): David Webb, Ian Richardson
WG2: Mechanisms of geomagnetic storms and radiation belt response: Mary K. Hudson, Mike Liemohn
WG3: Ionospheric Storms: Geoff Crowley, Joe Huba
WG4: Prediction of Geomagnetic storms: Ramon Lopez, Robert L. McPherron

Scientific Organizing Committee:
Sunanda Basu (BU), Jerry Goldstein (SWRI), Nat Gopalswamy (GSFC - chair, SOC), Mary Hudson (Dartmouth), Ron Lepping (GSFC), Ramon Lopez (FIT - chair, LOC), Mike Liemohn (Michigan), Bob McPherrron (UCLA), Howard Singer (NOAA/SEC), Chris St.Cyr (GSFC), Barbara Thompson (GSFC), Dave Webb (BC), Jie Zhang (GMU).



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