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• Solar-Wind Drivers or Internal Magnetospheric Processes
  '''Conveners: Vania Jordanova & Ian Richardson''' Kamide et al. [1998]. Charles Farrugia (UNH) & Vania Jordanova (LANL) described
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• M3-I2 email list
  "Vania" <vania@lanl.gov>;<br/>
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• Former Committee Members
  * Vania Jordanova (2020 - 2022)
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• 2021 Virtual-GEM Workshop
  * '''Opening Remarks''' - Vania Jordanova - [http://gem.epss.ucla.edu/mediawiki/pdf/VGEM2021_Welcome_Jordan * '''Closing Remarks''' - Vania Jordanova - [http://gem.epss.ucla.edu/mediawiki/pdf/VGEM2021_Closing_VaniaJ
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• 2022 GEM Workshop
  * '''Opening Remarks''' - Vania Jordanova * '''Closing Remarks''' - Vania Jordanova
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• Upcoming Events
  Conveners: Vania K. Jordanova <vania@lanl.gov> and Ian Richardson <ian.g.richardson@nasa.gov> ...ons for other discussion topics, to contact the conveners Vania Jordanova (vania@lanl.gov) or Ian Richardson (ian.g.richardson@nasa.gov).
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• Organization and People
  * Vania Jordanova (2020 - 2022)
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• FG: Inner Magnetosphere Cross-Energy/Population Interactions
  *Panelist: Mike Liemohn, Vania Jordanova, George Khazanov, Yihua Zheng **Vania Jordanova
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• FG8. Near Earth Magnetosphere: plasma, fields, and coupling
  ...model that is developed at LANL based on his 3D magnetic field solver and Vania Jordanova’s RAM code. Recently, ...istent computed with the Zaharia solver) also for the 22 April 2001 storm. Vania found that results differ significantly for the different field models. In
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• 2008 Summer Workshop
  Conveners: Vania K. Jordanova <vania [at] lanl.gov> and Ian Richardson <ian.g.richardson [at] nasa.gov> ...ons for other discussion topics, to contact the conveners Vania Jordanova (vania [at] lanl.gov) or Ian Richardson (ian.g.richardson [at] nasa.gov).
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• 2014 Summer Workshop Sessions
  * Vania Jordanova -- Review of the convection-diffusion type radiation belt models ...Birn, Thanasis Boudouridis, Mick Denton, Richard Denton?, Jerry Goldstein, Vania Jordanova, Larry Kepko, Lynn Kistler, Bob McPherron, Marty Mlynczak, Shin O
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• 2015 Summer Workshop
  # Yiqun Yu and Vania Jordanova (LANL) # Vania Jordanova - RAM-SCB simulations of plasma wave dynamics
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• 2017 GEM Workshop
  Vania Jordanova<br> **Vania Jordanova
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• FG: Storm-Time Inner Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Convection
  # ''Vania Jordanova'' (LANL): improvements of physics based modeling of ring current
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• 2013 Summer Workshop
  # Vania Jordanova -- simulation results # ''Vania Jordanova'' (LANL): improvements of physics based modeling of ring current
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• 2011 CEDAR-GEM Joint Workshop
  * Vania Jordanova chorus excitation by anisotropic ring current electrons * 1410 Vania Jordanova - ring current dynamics during high speed streams
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• FG: Self-Consistent Inner Magnetospheric Modeling
  2. Vania Jordanova (invited)
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• GEM Tutorials
  #Vania K.Jordanova: [http://gem.epss.ucla.edu/mediawiki/tutorial/2003VJordanova/20
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• 2016 GEM-CEDAR Workshop
  #Vania Jordanova: Modeling the seed population of the radiation belts with SHIELDS
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• 2018 GEM Workshop and GEM-CEDAR Joint Workshop
  *Panelist: Mike Liemohn, Vania Jordanova, George Khazanov, Yihua Zheng
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