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This 1.5-hour session is not a meeting of an approved focus group but a continuation of the discussion started at the 2009 Snowmass Workshop to explore and vet ideas for development of such a group. | This 1.5-hour session is not a meeting of an approved focus group but a continuation of the discussion started at the 2009 Snowmass Workshop to explore and vet ideas for development of such a group. | ||
| − | Location: San Francisco | + | Location: Westin San Francisco Market Street, 50 Third St, Stanford Room (2nd Floor Meeting Rooms) <br /> |
Date: Sunday, December, 13 <br /> | Date: Sunday, December, 13 <br /> | ||
Time: 3:30-5:00 PM | Time: 3:30-5:00 PM | ||
Latest revision as of 09:02, 16 November 2009
Please join us at the 2009 GEM Mini-Workshop in San Francisco for discussion and planning of a global, system-dynamics study of the coupled solar wind-magnetosphere-ionosphere-thermosphere (geospace) system.
We welcome brief presentations, viewpoints and ideas on:
- System questions that expose the coupled complexity of the geospace system;
- Related topical studies of the geospace system;and
- Synergistic connections with existing and proposed GEM focus groups and related CEDAR studies.
Email one of us if you would like to make a presentation.
This 1.5-hour session is not a meeting of an approved focus group but a continuation of the discussion started at the 2009 Snowmass Workshop to explore and vet ideas for development of such a group.
Location: Westin San Francisco Market Street, 50 Third St, Stanford Room (2nd Floor Meeting Rooms)
Date: Sunday, December, 13
Time: 3:30-5:00 PM
Bill Lotko, wlotko@dartmouth.edu
George Siscoe, siscoe@skynet.bu.edu
Simon Shepherd, simon.shepherd@dartmouth.edu
Bob Strangeway, strange@igpp.ucla.edu
Additional information on the proposed focus group's motivation, objectives and provisional direction may be found at http://gem.epss.ucla.edu/mediawikiwiki/index.php/Geospace_System.
