SPA-Magnetospheric Physics


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SM11A. Moon–Plasma Interactions Throughout the Solar System I
Lucas Liuzzo | Space Sciences Laboratory
Sean Hsu | University of Colorado
Lorenz Roth | KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Sven Simon | Georgia Institute of Technology Main Campus
SM11C. Dayside Magnetosphere Interactions I Posters
Qiugang Zong | Peking University
Hui Zhang | University of Alaska Fairbanks
SM11D. Imaging and Analysis of Dayside Transients and Dynamics I Posters
Yaireska Collado-Vega | NASA GSFC
Gerard Fasel | Pepperdine University
Dennis Gallagher | NASA Marshall Space Flight Center
David Sibeck | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
SM12A. Progress of Inner Magnetosphere Research by Coordinated Observations from Satellites and Ground I
Yoshizumi Miyoshi | Nagoya University
Keisuke Hosokawa | University of Electro-Communications
Sasha Ukhorskiy | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Yukitoshi Nishimura | Boston University
SM13A. Quantitative Understanding of Particle Dynamics in Earth's Radiation Belts II
Seth Claudepierre | University of California, Los Angeles
Alexa Halford | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Wen Li | Boston University
Maria Usanova | University of Alberta
Weichao Tu | West Virginia University
Jay Albert | Air Force Research Laboratory Albuquerque
SM13B. Multiscale Investigations of Fundamental Plasma Processes by in Situ Observations and Simulations I Posters
C Philippe Escoubet | ESTEC/ESA
Sergio Toledo Redondo | IRAP
James Burch | Southwest Research Institute
Kyoung-Joo Hwang | Southwest Research Institute
SM14A. Dayside Magnetosphere Interactions II
Hui Zhang | University of Alaska Fairbanks
Quanqi Shi | Shandong University at Weihai
Qiugang Zong | Peking University
SM14B. Progress of Inner Magnetosphere Research by Coordinated Observations from Satellites and Ground II
Sasha Ukhorskiy | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Yukitoshi Nishimura | Boston University
Yoshizumi Miyoshi | Nagoya University
Keisuke Hosokawa | University of Electro-Communications
SM21A. Recent Advances in Understanding Energy-Dependent Dynamics of Radiation Belt Particles I
Hong Zhao | University of Colorado at Boulder
Lauren Blum | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Shrikanth Kanekal | NASA GSFC
Binbin Ni | Wuhan University
SM22A. The Role of Small-Scale Mechanisms in the Driving of Particle Energization and Loss in the Inner Magnetosphere and Radiation Belts I
Aaron Breneman | The University of Minnesota
David Hartley | University of Iowa
John Wygant | University of Minnesota
Robert Strangeway | University of California Los Angeles
Sasha Ukhorskiy | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Geoffrey Reeves | Los Alamos National Laboratory
SM23A. Imaging and Analysis of Dayside Transients and Dynamics II
Yaireska Collado-Vega | NASA GSFC
Gerard Fasel | Pepperdine University
Dennis Gallagher | NASA Marshall Space Flight Center
David Sibeck | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
SM23C. Understanding Earth’s Ring Current: Measurements, Theory, and Modeling I
A. Rualdo Soto Chavez | Princeton University
Jerry Manweiler | Fundamental Technologies, LLC
Kunihiro Keika | University of Tokyo
SM23D. Magnetospheres in the Inner Solar System I Posters
Marissa Vogt | University of Leicester
Leonardo Regoli | JHU Applied Physics Lab
Gina DiBraccio | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Daniel Gershman | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
SM23E. Magnetospheres in the Outer Solar System I Posters
Xianzhe Jia | University of Michigan
Chris Paranicas | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
George Hospodarsky | University of Iowa
SM23F. Moon–Plasma Interactions Throughout the Solar System II Posters
Lucas Liuzzo | Georgia Institute of Technology Main Campus
Sean Hsu | University of Colorado
Lorenz Roth | KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Sven Simon | Georgia Institute of Technology Main Campus
SM23G. Our Evolving Understanding of Auroral Processes and Magnetosphere Dynamics at Jupiter Through Juno and Earth-Based Observations II Posters
George Clark | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Masafumi Imai | University of Iowa
Robert Ebert | University of Texas at San Antonio
Scott Bolton | Southwest Research Institute
SM24A. The 2018 Van Allen Lecture
Larry Paxton | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Christina Cohen | Caltech
SM31A. Our Evolving Understanding of Auroral Processes and Magnetosphere Dynamics at Jupiter Through Juno and Earth-Based Observations I
George Clark | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Masafumi Imai | University of Iowa
Robert Ebert | University of Texas at San Antonio
Scott Bolton | Southwest Research Institute
SM31B. Interactive Visualizations of Magnetic Reconnection: Magnetospheric Multiscale (MMS) Observations and Simulations eLightning
Cecilia Norgren | IRF Swedish Institute of Space Physics Uppsala
Victoria Wilder | University of Texas at Arlington
Jason Shuster | University of Maryland College ParkNASA Goddard Space Flight Center
SM31C. Challenges in Extreme Space Weather Research: Science, Applications, and Policies for Rare Events I Posters
Denny Oliveira | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Sophie Murray | Trinity College Dublin
Noé Lugaz | University of New Hampshire
Alexa Halford | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
SM31D. Machine Learning in Space Weather I Posters
Ryan McGranaghan | NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Enrico Camporeale | University of Colorado, Queen Mary University of London
Thomas Berger | University of Colorado
Jacob Bortnik | University of California Los Angeles
SM31E. Quantifying Uncertainty in Space Weather Modeling and Forecasting I Posters
Gang Lu | National Center for Atmospheric Research
Sophie Murray | Trinity College Dublin
Steven Morley | Los Alamos National Laboratory
SM32A. Multiscale Investigations of Fundamental Plasma Processes by in Situ Observations and Simulations II
Kyoung-Joo Hwang | Southwest Research Institute
C Philippe Escoubet | ESTEC/ESA
Sergio Toledo Redondo | IRAP
James Burch | Southwest Research Institute
SM33A. Multiscale Investigations of Fundamental Plasma Processes by in Situ Observations and Simulations III
James Burch | Southwest Research Institute
Kyoung-Joo Hwang | Southwest Research Institute
Sergio Toledo Redondo | IRAP
C Philippe Escoubet | ESTEC/ESA
SM33B. Recent Advances in Understanding Energy-Dependent Dynamics of Radiation Belt Particles II Posters
Hong Zhao | University of Colorado at Boulder
Shrikanth Kanekal | NASA GSFC
Lauren Blum | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Binbin Ni | Wuhan University
SM33C. The Role of Small-Scale Mechanisms in the Driving of Particle Energization and Loss in the Inner Magnetosphere and Radiation Belts II Posters
Aaron Breneman | The University of Minnesota
David Hartley | University of Iowa
John Wygant | University of Minnesota
Robert Strangeway | University of California Los Angeles
Sasha Ukhorskiy | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Geoffrey Reeves | Los Alamos National Laboratory
SM34A. Multiscale Investigations of Fundamental Plasma Processes by in Situ Observations and Simulations IV
Sergio Toledo Redondo | IRAP
C Philippe Escoubet | ESTEC/ESA
Kyoung-Joo Hwang | Southwest Research Institute
James Burch | Southwest Research Institute
SM41A. Geospace Research from Polar Environments I
Hyomin Kim | Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Cheryl Huang | Air Force Research Laboratory Albuquerque
Robert Lysak | University of Minnesota
Tomoko Matsuo | University of Colorado Boulder
SM42A. Magnetotail Dipolarization and Its Effects Throughout the Magnetosphere and Ionosphere I
Christine Gabrielse | The Aerospace Corporation
David Malaspina | University of Colorado
Viacheslav Merkin | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Matina Gkioulidou | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
SM43A. Recent Observational Findings and Modeling Efforts to Understand Small-Scale Magnetospheric Energy Input and Its Impact on the IT System I
Hyunju Connor | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Binzheng Zhang | High Altitude Observatory
Gang Lu | National Center for Atmospheric Research
SM43B. Magnetospheric Physics: General Contributions Posters
Elizabeth MacDonald | Aurorasaurus, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
J Hoeksema | Stanford University
Anthony Mannucci | Jet Propulsion Laboratory
SM43C. Progress of Inner Magnetosphere Research by Coordinated Observations from Satellites and Ground II Posters
Sasha Ukhorskiy | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Yoshizumi Miyoshi | Nagoya University
Keisuke Hosokawa | University of Electro-Communications
Yukitoshi Nishimura | Boston University
SM43D. Quantitative Understanding of Particle Dynamics in Earth's Radiation Belts III Posters
Weichao Tu | Los Alamos National Laboratory
Maria Usanova | University of Alberta
Jay Albert | Air Force Research Laboratory Albuquerque
Wen Li | Boston University
SM43E. Understanding Earth’s Ring Current: Measurements, Theory, and Modeling II Posters
A. Rualdo Soto Chavez | Princeton University
Kunihiro Keika | University of Tokyo
Jerry Manweiler | Fundamental Technologies, LLC
SM51A. Challenges in Extreme Space Weather Research: Science, Applications, and Policies for Rare Events II
Denny Oliveira | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Sophie Murray | Trinity College Dublin
Noé Lugaz | University of New Hampshire
Alexa Halford | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
SM51B. Magnetospheres in the Inner Solar System II
Gina DiBraccio | University of Michigan
Daniel Gershman | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Marissa Vogt | Boston University
Leonardo Regoli | University of Michigan Ann Arbor
SM51C. Geospace Research from Polar Environments II Posters
Hyomin Kim | Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Andrew Gerrard | New Jersey Institute of Technology, Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research
Tomoko Matsuo | University of Colorado Boulder
Anthony Mannucci | Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Richard Parris | Air Force Research Laboratory
SM51D. Magnetotail Dipolarization and Its Effects Throughout the Magnetosphere and Ionosphere II Posters
Viacheslav Merkin | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Matina Gkioulidou | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Christine Gabrielse | The Aerospace Corporation
David Malaspina | University of Colorado
SM51E. Plasma Dynamics in the Nightside Transition Region II Posters
D. Megan Gillies | Mount Royal University
Bea Gallardo-Lacourt | University of California Los Angeles
Shasha Zou | University of Michigan
Michael Henderson | Los Alamos National Laboratory
SM51F. Recent Observational Findings and Modeling Efforts to Understand Small-Scale Magnetospheric Energy Input and Its Impact on the IT System II Posters
Hyunju Connor | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Binzheng Zhang | High Altitude Observatory
Gang Lu | National Center for Atmospheric Research
SM51G. Wave Processes in Magnetosphere–Ionosphere–Thermosphere Coupling II Posters
David Malaspina | University of Colorado
V Lynn Harvey | Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics
Mark Golkowski | University of Colorado Denver
SM52A. Magnetospheres in the Outer Solar System II
Xianzhe Jia | University of Michigan
George Hospodarsky | University of Iowa
Chris Paranicas | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
SM52B. The Application Usability Level (AUL) Framework: A Standard Measure of Progress to Benefit Heliophysics Research and the Needs of Our Society
Adam Kellerman | University of California Los Angeles
Alexa Halford | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Jeff Klenzing | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
SM53A. Quantifying Uncertainty in Space Weather Modeling and Forecasting II
Steven Morley | Los Alamos National Laboratory
Sophie Murray | Trinity College Dublin
Gang Lu | National Center for Atmospheric Research
SM54A. Machine Learning in Space Weather II
Enrico Camporeale | University of Colorado, Queen Mary University of London
Ryan McGranaghan | NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Thomas Berger | University of Colorado
Jacob Bortnik | University of California Los Angeles
A44G. Small Satellites Have Scientific Value, but Where Do They Fit In? II
William Swartz | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
David Klumpar | Montana State University - Bozeman
Pamela Millar | University of Colorado at Boulder
Charles Norton | NASA Headquarters
IN33D. Geomagnetically Induced Currents and Associated Impact on Technology II Posters
Chigomezyo Ngwira | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Geoff Crowley | Orion Space Solutions
Antti Pulkkinen | NASA/GSFC
Jennifer Gannon | Organization Not Listed
IN42B. Near-Real-Time/Low-Latency Data for Earth Science and Space Weather Applications I
Gerald Bawden | US Geological Survey
Diane Davies | Trigg-Davies Consulting LtdScience Systems and Applications, Inc.
Michael Goodman | NASA Marshall Space Flight Center
Bradley Zavodsky | NASA Marshall Space Flight Center
IN43B. Geomagnetically Induced Currents and Associated Impact on Technology I
Antti Pulkkinen | NASA/GSFC
Jennifer Gannon | Organization Not Listed
Chigomezyo Ngwira | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Geoff Crowley | Atmospheric and Space Technology Research Associates, LLC
IN43D. Near-Real-Time/Low-Latency Data for Earth Science and Space Weather Applications II Posters
Michael Goodman | NASA Marshall Space Flght Ctr
Gerald Bawden | US Geological Survey
Bradley Zavodsky | NASA Marshall Space Flight Center
Diane Davies | Science Systems and Applications, Inc.Trigg-Davies Consulting Ltd
NH11A. Pre-Earthquake Processes: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Earthquake Prediction Studies
Dimitar Ouzounov | Chapman University
Patrick Taylor | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Katsumi Hattori | Graduate School of Science, Chiba University
Sergey Pulinets | Space Research Institute (IKI)
NH43A. Benchmarks for Extreme Space Weather Events
Seth Jonas | Science and Technology Policy Institute
William Murtagh | NOAA Boulder
P32A. Cassini’s Legacy: Atmospheric, Magnetospheric, and Heliospheric Discovery I
John Blalock | United States Geological Survey
Rohini Giles | University of Oxford
Scott Edgington | Jet Propulsion Lab/Caltech
Abigail Rymer | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Mark Perry | JHU/APL--Space Dept
Kunio Sayanagi | Hampton University
P43E. Cassini's Legacy: Atmospheric, Magnetospheric, and Heliospheric Discovery II Posters
Omakshi Agiwal | Imperial College London
Aaron Studwell | University of Houston
Scott Edgington | Jet Propulsion Lab/Caltech
Abigail Rymer | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Mark Perry | JHU/APL--Space Dept
Kunio Sayanagi | Hampton University
SA23B. Employing Space Physics to Mitigate Space Weather Impacts Posters
Michele Cash | NASA
Linda Parker | Space Weather Solutions
Shawn Young | AFRL
Eric Sutton | University of Colorado at Boulder
James McCollough | Air Force Research Laboratory
SA31A. Cross-Scale Coupling and Energy Transfer in the Magnetosphere–Ionosphere–Thermosphere System I
Yukitoshi Nishimura | Boston University
Yue Deng | University of Texas Arlington
Olga Verkhoglyadova | NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Cheryl Huang | Air Force Research Laboratory Albuquerque
SA32A. Cross-Scale Coupling and Energy Transfer in the Magnetosphere–Ionosphere–Thermosphere System II
Olga Verkhoglyadova | NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Cheryl Huang | Air Force Research Laboratory Albuquerque
Yue Deng | University of Texas Arlington
Yukitoshi Nishimura | Boston University
SA33B. Data Assimilation and Model Validation for the Mesosphere, Thermosphere, Ionosphere, and Magnetosphere–Ionosphere Coupling Posters
Katherine Garcia-Sage | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Nicholas Pedatella | NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research
Stephen Kaeppler | Clemson University
Kayo Ide | University of Maryland
SA34A. Employing Space Physics to Mitigate Space Weather Impacts I
Shawn Young | AFRL
Michele Cash | NASA
Linda Parker | Space Weather Solutions
James McCollough | Air Force Research Laboratory
Eric Sutton | University of Colorado at Boulder
SA41B. Cross-Scale Coupling and Energy Transfer in the Magnetosphere–Ionosphere–Thermosphere System III Posters
Yukitoshi Nishimura | Boston University
Cheryl Huang | Air Force Research Laboratory Albuquerque
Olga Verkhoglyadova | NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Yue Deng | University of Texas Arlington
SA41C. Cross-Scale Coupling and Energy Transfer in the Magnetosphere–Ionosphere–Thermosphere System IV Posters
Olga Verkhoglyadova | NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Yue Deng | University of Texas Arlington
Yukitoshi Nishimura | Boston University
Cheryl Huang | Air Force Research Laboratory Albuquerque
SA44A. Data Assimilation and Model Validation for the Mesosphere, Thermosphere, Ionosphere, and Magnetosphere–Ionosphere Coupling I
Katherine Garcia-Sage | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Nicholas Pedatella | NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research
Stephen Kaeppler | Clemson University
Kayo Ide | University of Maryland
SH31C. Collisionless Shock Waves in Astrophysical Plasmas Posters
Lynn Wilson | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Drew Turner | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Alessandro Retino | Laboratoire de Physique des Plasmas
Ali Sulaiman | University of Minnesota
SH33A. Collisionless Shock Waves in Astrophysical Plasmas I
Lynn Wilson | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Ali Sulaiman | University of Minnesota
Alessandro Retino | Laboratoire de Physique des Plasmas
Drew Turner | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
SH41A. Novel Measurement Techniques for Space Plasma in Heliophysics and Planetary Science I
Jason Gilbert | University of Michigan
John Bonnell | University of California, Berkeley
Keiichi Ogasawara | Southwest Research Institute
SH41B. Space Weather Research and Forecasting: Building Tomorrow's Space Weather Architectures I
Mario Bisi | United Kingdom Research and Innovation - Science & Technology Facilities Council
Antti Pulkkinen | NASA/GSFC
Mark Gibbs | Met Office
Brent Gordon | NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center
SH41D. Novel Measurement Techniques for Space Plasma in Heliophysics and Planetary Science Posters
Jason Gilbert | University of Michigan
John Bonnell | University of California, Berkeley
Keiichi Ogasawara | Southwest Research Institute
SH41E. Space Weather Research and Forecasting: Building Tomorrow's Space Weather Architectures Posters
Brent Gordon | NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center
Mark Gibbs | Met Office
Mario Bisi | United Kingdom Research and Innovation - Science & Technology Facilities Council
Antti Pulkkinen | NASA/GSFC
T13D. Whose Fault Is It? Relating Structural and Compositional Heterogeneity to Slip Behavior II Posters
Hannah Rabinowitz | Columbia University in the City of New York
Helen Janiszewski | University of Hawaii at Manoa
Ake Fagereng | Cardiff University
Samer Naif | Lamont -Doherty Earth Observatory
U53A. The Challenges of Recognizing Implicit Bias in Earth and Space Sciences and Strategies for Minimizing Its Impact in the Coming Decades of AGU
Hazel Bain | CU/CIRES NOAA/SWPC
Alexa Halford | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Blair Schneider | University of Kansas