THEMIS/ARTEMIS Post-AGU SWT Meeting Fall 2022
Saturday, December 17, 2022
Meeting Information
We will resume our annual THEMIS/ARTEMIS SWT meeting right after AGU in Chicago on Saturday Dec 17th, 8:30am-5pm CST. This will be a hybrid-virtual event, the in-person venue will be the Hilton right near the convention center:
Hilton Garden Inn McCormick Place
3rd Floor Hudson-Commodore Meeting Room
123 E Cermak Rd Suite 300,
Chicago, IL 60616
Zoom link: https://ucla.zoom.us/j/96877617402?pwd=WGducUJ3VDk5VE9KbDlFT05RMC9Ydz09
Meeting ID: 968 7761 7402
Passcode: 771102
This is a very informal rapid-fire, Q&A-style series of presentations, offering most science return per minute of attendance. Hope you will attend this meeting as it’s always a highlight of the AGU trip for many of us. The meeting will start with a 2 hr mission planning and outlook session, followed by science presentations highlighting current topics. As usual, we will have short talks (5 mins each AND 3 slides absolute maximum) with couple minutes for questions, which helps keep the meeting very focused.
Please register here: https://commerce.cashnet.com/THEMIS
Registration will be $20 for in-person attendance and $10 for remote attendance. Pastries, fruit, coffee, tea and juice will be provided.
Latest schedule is here [PDF updated 12/16] and below, please let us know asap if your talk is missing or needs any correction or schedule adjustment and we will do our best to accommodate.
THEMIS/ARTEMIS SWT: Saturday, Dec 17, 2022 8:30am-5pm Central Standard Time
Part 1: Mission planning and operations outlook. Products, processing, upcoming opportunities, strategy.
8:30-8:45: Intro (Vassilis)
8:45-9:00: NASA HQ view (J. Leisner)
9:00-9:15: NASA HQ: ARTEMIS (J. Spann) via Zoom
9:15-9:30: Themis/Artemis mission status and future plans (Vassilis)
9:30-9:35: SPEDAS and pySPEDAS (Jim Lewis)
9:35-9:45: Orbits (S. Frey) via Zoom
9:45-9:50: GBO (E. Donovan)
9:50-9:55: FGM (F. Plaschke, J. Mieth)
9:55-10:15: SCM, EFI, ESA, SST (Vassilis)
Break (10:15-10:30)
Dayside and Lunar Science: (5-min presentations)
Suleiman Baraka (U. Calgary), Charge separation at the lunar surface as simulated by PIC code
Li-Jen Chen (NASA/GSFC), 3D structures and dynamics of storm-time magnetopause boundary layers: what we learn from THEMIS, MMS, Cluster, and global simulations
Lucas Liuzzo (Berkeley), Characterizing the lunar plasma environment in Earth’s magnetotail
Andrew Poppe (Berkeley), A comprehensive model for pickup ion formation at the Moon with comparisons to ARTEMIS
Mohammad Barani (Berkeley), Study of Ionospheric Heavy Ions in Terrestrial Magnetotail Using ARTEMIS
Joachim Raeder (UNH), KH waves seasonal and diurnal effects
Rhyan Sawyer (U. Iowa), Hall Physics in the Near Lunar Surface Environment
David Sibeck (NASA/GSFC), Response of the Bow Shock and Magnetopause to Radial IMF turnings
Paul Szabo (Berkeley), Kaguya observations of ion precipitation into the lunar polar regions
Shaosui Xu (Berkeley), Characteristics of Lunar surface electrons inferred from ARTEMIS observations: disentangling backscattered electrons and photoelectrons
Kun Zhang (Space Sciences Inst.), The Early-phase Growth of ULF Waves in the Ion Foreshock observed in a Hybrid-Vlasov Simulation
Gabor Facsko (Budapest), Testing shock jump predictions: THEMIS Observations, via Zoom
Adrian LaMoury (Imperial College), Magnetosheath jets impacting the magnetopause: beta-shear conditions for reconnection
Florian Koller (Graz), Connecting Magnetosheath Jets to large-scale Solar Wind Structures, via Zoom
Seth Dorfman (Space Science Institute), Probing the foreshock wave boundary using ARTEMIS and Vlasiator
Lunch (12:15-13:30)
Auroral, Inner Magnetosphere, and Tail Science: (5-min presentations)
Laura Vuorinen (Univ. of Turku, Finland), Solar wind parameters influencing magnetosheath jet formation: low and high IMF cone angle regimes" and "Magnetosheath jets over solar cycle 24: an empirical model, via Zoom
Xiaofei Shi (UCLA), On the role of ULF waves in the spatial and temporal periodicity of energetic electron precipitation
Sergey Kamaletdinov (UCLA), Magnetotail Thin current sheets in the ~ 60RE: statistics of ARTEMIS observations
Fekireselassie Beyene (UCLA), Storm-time Very-Near-Earth Magnetotail Reconnection: A Statistical Perspective
Chih-Ping Wang (UCLA), Energy-dispersive field-aligned warm ion enhancement in the plasma sheet during a substorm growth phase: A THEMIS event, via Zoom
Liwei Chen (Nagoya Univ.), Correspondence of Pi2 pulsations, ion pressure fluctuations, and aurora luminosity measured by a conjugate observation of a substorm event
Adetayo Eyelade (Universidad de Santiago de Chile), Solar Wind Control of Ion and Electron Kappa Distribution Parameters in the Earth Inner Magnetosphere: THEMIS observation
Timo Pitkanen (Shandong and Umeå University), IMF By influence on ion convection in the mid-tail via Zoom
Luphi Gao (Drexel Univ.), Parameterization of energetic ion and electron fluxes in the near-Earth magnetotail
Heidi (Fuqua) Haviland (NASA/MSFC), Nightside Time Domain Electromagnetic Sounding with ARTEMIS: Challenges of Isolating Induction from the Lunar Interior
Dominic Hernandez (UCLA), A Parametric Survey of Beam-driven Electron Cyclotron Harmonic and Electron Acoustic Waves in relation to Earth’s Diffuse Aurora
Break (3:00-3:10)
Toshi Nishimura (Boston Univ.), Structure and Evolution of Meso-scale Flows in the Nightside Auroral Ionosphere during Storms and Substorms, via Zoom
Chen Shi (UCLA), Instability of current sheet with plasma flows
Xin An (UCLA), Kinetic equilibrium of two-dimensional force-free current sheets
Kazuo Shiokawa (Nagoya), Simultaneous observations of isolated proton auroras and associated EMIC waves at subauroral latitudes using ground all-sky imagers and the Van Allen Probes
Xiao Chao (Shandong Univ), Evidence for lunar tide effects in Earth's inner magnetosphere, via Zoom
Alexa Roosnovo (LANL/UCLA), Electron Precipitations as Driven by Interplanetary Shock Impact on the Earth’s Magnetosphere
Yangyang Shen (UCLA), Energetic electron scattering by kinetic Alfven waves from the substorm plasma sheet, via Zoom
Ligia Alves da Silva (National Institute for Space Research), Electron flux variability in the outer radiation belt during different solar wind structures, via Zoom
Masahisa Kato (Kyoto), Developing an emission model of photoelectrons and Auger electrons from the sunlit lunar surface and its application to the evaluation of the lunar electrostatic environment