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1 SuperDARN 2008 Workshop June 2008 Newcastle, Australia Program and abstracts
2 SuperDARN 2008 Workshop Program Sunday 01 June 16:00-18:30 Registration 18:30-20:00 Ice-breaker Monday 02 June 01 Status reports Convenor: P. Dyson 09:00-10:00 M. Lester Radar Status Overview 10:00-10:10 E. Amata Report on the Dome C radars status 10:10-10:20 C. Hanuise Status of the French SD radars 10:20-10:50 Tea-break 10:50-11:00 R. J. Barnes Software Status Report 11:00-11:10 J. Wild The THEMIS and CLUSTER satellite missions: status, operational planning and opportunities for collaboration 02 Data analysis and new techniques Convenors: C. Waters & J. Whittington 11:10-11:30 R. T. Parris, W. A. Bristow, S. Shuxiang 11:30-11:50 P. V. Ponomarenko, C. L. Waters, and F. W. Menk 11:50-12:10 R. Greenwood, M. Parkinson, and P. Dyson 12:30-13:30 Lunch 13:30-13:50 T. K. Yeoman, G. Chisham, L. J. Baddeley, R. S. Dhillon, T. J. T. Karhunen, T. R. Robinson, A. Senior, and D. M. Wright 13:50-14:10 A. V. Koustov, J.-P. St- Maurice, G.J. Sofko, D. Andre, J. W. McDougall, M. R. Hairston, R. A. Fiori, and First Results of Imaging, Super Stereo, and Other Upgrades on the Kodiak Radar Recovering ionospheric velocities from SuperDARN returns contaminated by ground/sea scatter Propagation mode and scatter type identification of SuperDARN echoes using high Doppler resolution spectral analysis Assessing the accuracy of the new Chisham et al. SuperDARN virtual height model in Mapping ionospheric backscatter Three way validation of Rankin velocity measurements: Saskatoon radar, Resolute CADI and DMSP
3 E.E. Kadochnikov 14:10-14:30 P. V. Ponomarenko, J.-P. St- Maurice, and C. L. Waters 14:30-14:50 R. Gillies, G. Hussey, G. Sofko, J.-P. St.Maurice, and P. Ponomarenko Effects of non-unity refractive index on SuperDARN velocity estimates Estimating index of refraction in the scattering region using SuperDARN angle of arrival measurements 14:50-15:20 Tea-break 15:20-15:40 J. Spaleta, W. Bristow, R. T. Parris, M. Balaji, and S. Watari 15:40-16:00 A. S. Yukimatu, K. Nishimura, Y. Ogawa, M.i Tsutsumi, N. Sato, M. Rietveld, D. M. Wright, T. K. Yeoman, T. Robinson, and M. Lester Enhanced Line of Sight Velocity Analysis Using an Aperiodic Pulse Sequence on the Kodiak and King Salmon Radars. Range imaging by single pulse FDI - heater induced FAI observed by SuperDARN and EISCAT 16:00-16:20 J. D. Borderick and T. K. Double Pulse Operations with SuperDARN Yeoman 16:20-16:40 E. Mravlag An Investigation of the Noise as Recorded by the SANAE SHARE Radar 16:40-17:00 G. Chisham, M. P. Freeman, and G. A. Abel 17:00-19:00 Dinner (own arrangement) 19:00-21:00 Workgroup/PI meetings Statistical field-aligned current maps determined from SuperDARN HF radar measurements of ionospheric vorticity Tuesday 03 June 03 Special Convenor: K. Baker 09:00-09:20 C. Hanuise Early Years of HF radars studies of the ionosphere 09:20-09:40 R.A.Greenwald Memories of Jean-Paul Villain and his contributions to SuperDARN, STARE, and ionospheric radar research 09:40-10:00 M. Lester and S. Milan Observations of E-region scatter with the Iceland SuperDARN radars 10:00-10:20 J.-P. St-Maurice Jean-Paul Villain's impact on my SuperDARN related research.
4 10:20-10:50 Tea-break 04 Polar cap/auroral processes Convenor: M. Sciffer 10:50-11:10 A. Grocott, M. Lester, S. E. Milan, T. K. Yeoman, M. L. Parkinson, C. R. Down, P. L. Dyson 11:10-11:30 K. Hosokawa, A. Kadokura, N. Sato, S. E. Milan, M. Lester, G. Bjornsson, and T. Saemundsson 11:30-11:50 A. C. Kellerman and R. A. Makarevich 11:50-12:10 G. Sofko, M. Watanabe, Xi Yan, D. Andre, J.-P. St.Maurice, K. McWilliams, A. Koustov, and G. Hussey Ionospheric convection signatures associated with magnetotail flux ropes Electric field oscillation behind pulsating aurora On the relationship between auroral absorption, electrojet currents and plasma convection Polar Cap Dynamic Structure seen using full 2- radar PolarDARN Data 12:30-13:30 Transportation to Blackbutt reserve 13:30-16:30 Picnic at Blackbutt reserve (BBQ lunch, Volleyball World Cup, wildlife encounters, sunset) 16:30-17:00 Transportation to hotels 17:00-19:00 Dinner (own arrangement) 19:00-21:00 Workgroup/PI meetings Wednesday 04 June Invited talk 09:00-09:30 Phil Wilkinson (IPS Radio and Space Services, Australia) IPS - now and in the future 05 Convection Convenor: M. Parkinson 09:30-09:50 C. R. Down, M. L. Parkinson, High spatial resolution observations of ionospheric
5 A. Grocott, H. Ye, J. C. Devlin and P. L. Dyson 09:50-10:10 K.A. McWilliams, J.B. Pfeifer, and R.L. McPherron 10:10-10:40 Tea-break convection in the midnight sector during the growth of a geomagnetic storm Characteristics of Steady Magnetospheric Convection: A SuperDARN Perspective 10:40-11:00 F.D. Wilder, C.R. Clauer, andj.b.h. Baker Reverse Convection Potential Saturation During Northward IMF 06 Sub-auroral and mid-latitude processes Convenor: F. Menk 11:00-11:20 A. Koustov, N. Nishitani, Y. Ebihara, T. Kikuchi, M. R. Hairston, and D. Andre 11:20-11:40 N. Nishitani, T. Ogawa, T. Kikuchi, H. Tsutsui, and A. Ichihara 11:40-12:00 M. Kartalev, E. Amata, I. Coco, V. Keremidarska 12:00-12:20 J. M. Ruohoniemi, R. A. Greenwald, J. B. H. Baker, R. J. Barnes, C.R. Clauer, M. Lester, E. C. Thomas, J. D. Thornhill, S. Milan, and T. K. Yeoman 12:10-13:30 Lunch-break 13:30-13:50 N. Nishitani, T. Kikuchi, T. Ogawa, S. Watari, and T. Hori 13:50-14:10 V. V. Kumar, M. L. Parkinson, P. L. Dyson and G. B Burns Subauroral polarization streams: Observations with the Hokkaido and King Salmon SuperDARN radars and modeling Statistical results from the 1-year observation of the Doppler velocities by the SuperDARN Hokkaido radar Interplanetary electric field penetration to the equatorial ionosphere First Results from the Blackstone Radar SuperDARN observation of equatorward progression of dayside merging flows during a geomagnetic storm Perturbations in F-region vertical drift associated with cloud-to-ground lightning strokes detected in proximity to the southern mid-latitude station at Bundoora, Australia 07 Large-scale wave-like processes Convenors: B. Fraser 14:10-14:30 F. W. Menk and C. L. Waters Properties of Ionospheric Doppler Oscillations Driven by Downgoing ULF Waves 14:30-14:50 T. K. Yeoman, L. J. Baddeley, R. S. Dhillon, T. R. Robinson, Bistatic observations of large and small scale ULF waves in SPEAR-induced HF coherent backscatter
6 and D. M. Wright 14:50-15:20 Tea-break 15:20-15:40 J.B.H. Baker, J.M. Observations of Pi2 pulsations at substorm onset with Ruohoniemi, R.A. Greenwald, the SuperDARN THEMIS mode I.J. Rae, L. Kepko, M. Lester, and T.K. Yeoman 15:40-16:00 T. Ogawa, N. Nishitani, Y. Otsuka, K. Shiokawa, and T. Tsugawa 16:00-16:20 S. C. Gane, D. M. Wright, T. Raita 16:20-16:40 E. R. Talaat, J. M. Ruohoniemi, and R. Greenwald SuperDARN Hokkaido radar observations of nighttime medium-scale traveling ionospheric disturbances and sporadic E irregularities The Effects of Pulsed Ionospheric Flows on Electromagnetic Ion Cyclotron Wave Behaviour Mesopause waves and tides as observed by the SuperDARN network 16:40-17:00 K. J. W. Lynn Sources of ionospheric variability Posters Convenors: P. Ponomarenko and C. Waters 17:00-18:00 G. Blanchard and K. Baker Use of the Lomb Periodogram to Analyze SuperDARN Backscatter Spectrum Y. V. Bogdanova, C. J. Owen, M. Formation of the Low-Latitude Boundary Layer and cusp W. Dunlop, J. A. Wild, J. A. Davies, under the northward IMF: simultaneous observations by A. D. Lahiff, M. G. G. T. Taylor, A. Cluster and Double Star N. Fazakerley, I. Dandouras, C. M. Carr, E. A. Lucek, and H. Rème S. Cox and C. L. Waters ULF Wave Effects in Radio Asrronomy E. Custovic, J. Devlin, J. Whittington, and H. Ye J. Devlin, J. Whittington, D. Elton, E. Custovic, and H. Ye A. Grocott, J.A. Wild, S.E. Milan, T.K. Yeoman Analysis of Wallops Island Style Antenna for use in TIGER-3 Radar Proposed TIGER-3 Radar Architecture The influence of magnetospheric substorms on high-latitude ionospheric convection T. A. Kane and R. A. Makarevich SuperDARN observations of storm-time plasma dynamics: Ionospheric backscatter occurrence and convection response to Storm Sudden Commencement A. Koustov, K. Hosokawa, N. Nishitani, T. Ogawa, and K. Shiokawa Rankin Inlet PolarDARN radar observations of duskward moving Sun-aligned optical forms R. A. Makarevich SuperDARN observations of high-velocity E-region echoes
7 A. Milillo, F.M. Marcucci, and E. Amata M. J. Parsons, E. C. Thomas, and M. Lester from the eastward auroral electrojet Plasma sheet evolution following dual lobe reconnection Numerical modelling of Blackstone radar antenna array P. Sutcliffe Observations of Pc3 band pulsations in the polar cusp region by CHAMP J.A. Wild, E.E. Woodfield, M. Lester, E. Donovan, and E.C. Thomas First results from the Rainbow auroral imager at Pykkvibaer, Iceland 18: Dinner (own arrangement) Thursday 05 June Invited talk 09:00-09:30 Iain Reid (The Univesity of Adelaide) Recent Improvements in Radar Techniques for Investigating the Atmosphere 08 Small-scale plasma turbulence and multi-scale processes Convenor: R. Makarevich 09:30-09:50 G. Chisham, M. P. Freeman, The non-gaussian nature of ionospheric vorticity and G. A. Abel fluctuations 09:50-10:10 M. L. Parkinson Solar cycle variability in solar wind turbulence, magnetospheric currents, and ionospheric electric fields 10:10-10:40 Tea-break 10:40-11:00 G. A. Abel, M. P. Freeman, and G. Chisham 11:00-11:20 B. A. Carter and R. A. Makarevich 11:20-11:40 H. Vickers, T. Robinson, R. Dhillon Multi-fractal turbulence in the ionosphere - IMF clock angle control of intermittency E-region decameter-scale plasma waves observed by the dual TIGER HF radars Temperature Dependence of Artifical Field-Aligned Irregularities 11:40-12:00 J.D. Gorin, A.V. Koustov E region echo velocity and ExB as inferred from Stokkseyri observations
8 12:30-13:30 Lunch 13:30 Sharp! Bus departs for the excursion (Mt Sugar Loaf, wine-tasting at McGuigan Estate) 18:30 21:00 Conference dinner at Hope Estate, Pokolbin 22:30-23:00 Returning to hotels Friday 06 June 09 Reconnection, substorms Convenor: S. Morley 09:00-09:20 R. A. Greenwald, J. M. Ruohoniemi, J. B. Baker, and M. Lester 09:20-09:40 R. C. Fear, S. E. Milan, E. A. Lucek, and A. N. Fazakerley 09:40-10:00 D. Ambrosino, E. Amata, F.M. Marcucci, and I. Coco 10:00-10:20 Q.-H. Zhang, H. Q. Hu, R. Y. Liu, M. W. Dunlop, and M. Lester Substorm impacts on inner magnetosphere convection Cluster and SuperDARN observations of flux transfer events from the Cluster 10,000 km season Comparison of SuperDARN observations with ionospheric projection of the reconnection line as calculated through the Cooling model. Simultaneous tracking of reconnected flux tubes: Cluster and conjugate SuperDARN observations on 1 April :20-10:50 Tea-break 10:50-11:10 J.A. Wild and A. Grocott The influence of magnetospheric substorms on SuperDARN radar backscatter 10 Workgroup reports Convenor: C. Waters 11:10-11:20 G. Chisham and T.K. Yeoman Scheduling working group report 11:20-11:30 D. Andre and R. Barnes Data Distribution Report 11:30-12:00 workshop s wrap-up (M. Lester, C. Waters, C. Hanuise)
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