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APPENDIX C WORKSHOP ORGANIZATION

The Workshop was held at the National Academy of Sciences

Cecil and Ida Green Building

2001 Wisconsin Avenue, NW

Washington, DC

16-20 March 1992

Workshop Leaders

John Hermance (Chair)

William Hinze

Robert Langel

Christopher Russell

Topical Working Group Leaders

James Slavin (The Magnetosphere, Ionosphere, and Atmosphere)

Richard Blakely (Lithospheric Magnetic Fields)

John Booker (Electromagnetic Studies of the Solid Earth and Oceans)

David Loper (Main Field and Core Processes)

Operational Requirements Working Group Leaders

James Heirtzler (Operational Platforms)

Joe Allen, Herbert Meyers (Data Management Systems)

Christopher Harrison (Interagency Coordination and Communication)

Ex-Officio Members

Robin Brett, Chair of the U.S. Geodynamics Committee

Kevin Burke, NAS/NRC

Pembroke Hart, NAS/NRC

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Background on Objectives and Format

A. Objectives

  • To refine the scope and focus of the geomagnetic initiative.

  • To identify challenges and future directions in geomagnetic studies and applications, particularly those of an interdisciplinary nature.

  • To define unique opportunities in geomagnetic research and development that could benefit from an increased level of interagency coordination.

  • To consider the need and possible mechanisms for on-going interagency coordination which are consistent with the mandated mission of the principal agencies involved.

  • To develop a plan of action.

B. Size of Meeting

  • Large enough to represent the breadth and diversity of the field.

  • Small enough to ensure meaningful discussions in a small group environment.

  • Approximately 100 participants from the academic, industry, and government scientific community.

C. Selection of Participants

  • Participants were selected from a pool of applicants and nominees based on balance of representation among disciplines and the expected scientific participation of the potential attendee.

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D. General Guidelines for Pre-Workshop Activity

  • Essential material was distributed to the workshop participants before they arrived at the meeting.

  • A draft document was circulated to all attendees before the workshop.

  • The chairperson of each working subgroup circulated material to subgroup members.

  • If appropriate (that is, if certain material was not already circulated, discussed, or otherwise brought to the attention of the meeting participants), attendees were expected to arrive with position statements in hand, ready to be copied and circulated to other participants.

E. Venue for the Workshop

  • The Workshop was held at, or adjacent to, the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) Green Building, 2001 Wisconsin Avenue, NW, Washington, DC (Georgetown).

  • Plenary sessions were held at the Georgetown Holiday Inn (across the street from the Green Building), a facility that could accommodate at least 100 people.

  • Working Group meetings were held in the NAS Green Building where 6 to 8 small meeting rooms were available to accommodate 20 to 40 people each.

  • Secretarial support, word processing, and duplication facilities were available throughout the meeting.

  • Lodging was available at the nearby Georgetown Holiday Inn.

F. The Working Groups and Subgroups

  • The charge to each working group was to articulate and implement the concepts and recommendations of its constituency.

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  • In general, each attendee was affiliated with at least two different working groups: a “Topical Research Working Group” and an “Operational Requirements Working Group.”

  • G. The Product

    • It was planned that a document (called the “proceedings”) would be completed by the end of the workshop. This would form the basis of a report to be issued by the U.S. Geodynamics Committee. The “proceedings” would consist of the following elements:

      1.An Executive Summary setting forth the most outstanding opportunities and priorities.

      2.A 35- to 50-page report identifying scientific, operational, and policy issues related to the workshop objectives mentioned above.

      3.A set of supporting appendixes. These might consist of (among other things) those thoughtful statements describing in detail the scientific or the programmatic basis for various elements of the initiative.

    • All Subgroups were accordingly requested to develop a one-page summary of their concerns, which they were expected to distribute at the beginning of the meeting.

    • All Working Groups were expected to use the one-page Subgroup summaries in arriving at a one-page synopsis of their own. These Working Group synopses would be used by the executive committee (EXCOM) in developing the two-page Executive Summary.

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    Membership of Topical Working Groups 0a.0..nd Subgroups

    A1. The Magnetosphere, Ionosphere, and Atmosphere (Chairperson: James Slavin)


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    Magnetospheric Processes

    Ionospheric Processes

    Pulsations

    R. McPherron

    A. Richmond

    M. Engebretson

    F. Rich

    D. Herzog

    R. Clauer

    M. Teague

    V. Papitashvili

    J. Olson

    R. Walker

    L. Zanetti

    V. Patel

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    A2. Lithospheric Magnetic Fields (Chairperson: Richard Blakely)


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    Anomalies

    Analysis

    Rocks

    C. Raymond

    V. J. S. Grauch

    R. Reynolds

    J. Behrendt

    J. Arkani-Hamed

    R. Frost

    S. Cande

    D. Chapin

    S. Haggerty

    V. Chandler

    R. Hansen

    G. Smith

    W. Dewhurst

    J. MacQueen

    P. Toft

    T. Hildenbrand

    R. Pawlowski

    P. Wasilewski

    W. Hinze

    J. Phillips

    P. Hood

    P. Taylor

    P. Vogt

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    A3. Electromagnetic Studies of the Solid Earth and Oceans (Chairperson: John Booker)


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    Regional & Global Studies

    Oceans

    Materials

    P. Wannamaker

    A. Chave

    A. Duba

    W. Campbell

    C. Cox

    L. Hirsch

    G. Egbert

    A. W. Green

    J. Tyburczy

    I. Gough

    L. Law

    J. G. Kappenman

    B. Narod

    B. Narod

    P. Tarits

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    A4. Main Field and Core Processes (Chairperson: David Loper)


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    Field Models, Inversion, & CMB Proc.

    Secular Variations & Reversals

    Dynamic Processes & Core Dynamo

    J. Bloxham

    R. Merrill

    P. Roberts

    S. Braginsky, J. Cain, M. Fuller, C. Harrison, R. Langel, L. Newitt, N. Peddie, J. Quin, K. Verosub

    (Note: Group did not organize as subgroups)

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    Membership of Operational Requirements Working Groups

    B1. Operational Platforms (Chairperson: James Heirtzler)


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    Surface/Seafloor

    Airborne/Ship

    Satellites

    A. W. Green

    T. Hildenbrand

    L. Zanetti

    A. Chave

    J. Behrendt

    J. Arkani-Hamed

    C. Cox

    W. Dewhurst

    M. Engebretson

    I. Gough

    B. Donovan

    R. McPherron

    D. Herzog

    K. Gebhardt

    P. Mulligan

    L. Law

    W. Hanna

    J. Quinn

    B. Narod

    R. Hansen

    C. Raymond

    L. Newitt

    P. Hood

    F. Rich

    P. Tarits

    V. Labson

    J. Slavin

    P. Wannamaker

    J. MacQueen

    P. Taylor

    R. Pawlowski

    R. Wold

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    B2. Data Management Systems (Chairperson: Joe Allen 1; Herbert Meyers)
    1 J. Allen was the original chair of this Working Group, prior to, and on the first day of, the workshop; he left the workshop on a personal emergency.


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    Data Bases

    Data Archives

    Data Access

    Derived Products

    D. Herzog

    H. Meyers

    R. Walker

    J. Joselyn

    V. Chandler

    J. Cain

    D. Chapin

    R. Barnes

    D. Chapin

    S. Cande

    J. Phillips

    W. Campbell

    R. Clauer

    V. Chandler

    M. Teague

    D. Chapin

    A. W. Green

    R. Clauer

    W. Hinze

    A. W. Green

    J. Phillips

    D. Herzog

    C. Russell

    J. Kappenman

    M. Teague

    J. MacQueen

    L. Newitt

    N. Peddie

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    B3. Interagency Coordination and Communication (Chairperson: Christopher Harrison)

    Workshop participants

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    Agenda

    Workshop on the National Geomagnetic Initiative
    National Academy of Sciences
    Washington, DC
    16-20 March 1992


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    Sunday, p.m. (March 15)

    Workshop Organizers (EXCOM, Working Group and Subgroup Chairs arrive. Meeting of EXCOM in executive session.)

    Sunday, p.m. & Monday, a.m.

    General Participants arrive

    Monday 0830-1200 hrs

    Pre-Workshop caucus of Meeting Coordinators (EXCOM, Working Group and Subgroup Chairs, Invited Speakers, secretaries, and others)

    1300 hrs

    Workshop begins.

    Plenary Session on the Status and New Opportunities in Geomagnetic Studies

    Welcome by K. Burke and W. Hinze on behalf of the NRC and USGC, respectively. Introduction by J. Hermance, and general comments on facilities (secretarial support, word processors, copy machines, small meeting rooms, and so on).

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    Invited Speakers

    D. Stevenson

    Challenges in the Earth Sciences and Their Relation to Geomagnetic Studies

    R. Langel

    Overview of the Geomagnetic Field: The Forest Rather Than the Trees

    W. Hinze

    Opportunities and Challenges in Lithospheric Investigations

    R. Walker

    Modeling the Magnetosphere

    R. McPherron

    Geomagnetic Storms and Things That Go Bump in the Night


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    Status of Working Group Reports

    J. Slavin

    Magnetosphere, Ionosphere, and Atmosphere

    R. Blakely

    Lithosphere Magnetic Fields

    J. Booker

    Electromagnetic Studies of the Solid Earth and Oceans

    D. Loper

    Main Field and Core Processes

    J. Heirtzler

    Operational Platforms

    J. Allen

    Data Management Systems

    C. Harrison

    Interagency Cooperation and Coordination

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    Monday Evening

    1930 - 2130 hrs

    Preliminary meetings of participants in individual Topical Working Groups (or Subgroups) to present short talks, informally discuss mutual expectations and concerns, and guidelines to achieve meeting objectives. This generated focus to the following morning's activities.

    Tuesday

    0830 - 1200 hrs

    Meetings of attendees in assigned Topical Working Groups.

    Attendees assembled in assigned Working Groups based on research topic to discuss (through short talks and informal discussion at the discretion of the Group Chair) the following in terms of the Working Group's specific subfield:

    • Recent developments in geomagnetic studies

    • New opportunities

    • New approaches to solving old problems, which could be implemented through the use of new technology

    • Specific needs (if any) for interagency coordination

    • Specific concerns.

    By midmorning, each Topical Working Group Chair had developed specific guidelines defining the product needed from each working group. At the discretion of the Working Group Chair, some groups assembled into Subgroup Panels for more specific, focused discussion. In most cases, specific writing assignments resulted in draft text by noon (or by the afternoon plenary session).

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    Tuesday

    1300 - 1500 hrs

    Plenary Session.

    Each Topical Subgroup reported (through its Chair) on its progress to the entire assembly, followed by a short discussion. At the end of Subgroup reports, a general discussion developed on common issues and concerns.

    Preliminary priorities.

    (Tight Schedule: 10 minutes per report; maximum = 2 hours total)

    1530 - 1730 hrs

    Topical Groups and Subgroups completed writing and/or editing.

    Each Topical Group Chair met with her/his Subgroup Chairs and developed a final consensus statement that was typed and distributed to rest of attendees by midmorning of next day (Wednesday, a.m.).

    Tuesday Evening

    1930 - 2130 hrs

    Meeting of all Topical and Operational Working Group Chairpersons with Meeting Coordinators to identify needs and priorities.

    Completion of the Topical Working Group Reports and Summaries.

    Wednesday

    0830 - 1200 hrs

    Meetings of Operational Needs Working Groups.

    Attendees assembled into assigned Working Groups based on operational needs.

    Each Operational Needs Subgroup discussed the following in terms of its specific subfield:

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    • Operational platforms

    • Data management systems

    • Interagency coordination and communication

    At this point, each chairperson had developed very specific guidelines defining the product needed from each Working Group. Specific writing assignments resulted in final text by noon (or by afternoon plenary session).


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    Wednesday

    1300 - 1500 hrs

    Plenary Session.

    Each Operational Needs Subgroup reported on its progress to the entire assembly. Following the Subgroup reports, a general discussion focused on common issues and concerns.

    Preliminary priorities.

    (Tight Schedule: 10 minutes per report; maximum = 2 hours total)

    1500 - 1730 hrs

    Operational Groups and Subgroups complete writing and/or editing. Each Operational Needs Working Group Chair met with her/his Subgroup Chairs and developed a final consensus statement that was typed and distributed to rest of attendees by midmorning of next day (Thursday a.m.)

    Wednesday Evening

    1900 - 2130 hrs

    Meeting of all Topical and Operational Working Group Chairpersons with Meeting Coordinators.

    Reports and Summaries of the Operational Needs Working Groups were completed.

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    Thursday

    0830 - 1000 hrs

    Plenary Session with Agency Technical Managers.

    Each Working Group Chair (7) presented a short overview of a relevant section of final report.

    (10 minutes per report, including discussion; maximum = 1.5 hour total)

    Several agency Technical Managers then discussed with the audience the pros and cons of various mechanisms to achieve interagency coordination.

    Thursday

    1030 - 1200 hrs

    Meeting of Agency Technical Managers with Interagency Coordination and Communication Subgroup.

    Completion of pending writing assignments by general participants and other subgroup chairpersons.

    1400 - 1600 hrs

    Plenary Session

    The Agency Perspective

    Presentations by agency administrators to plenary session.

    Discussion of the proceedings and initiative as a whole.

    1600 hrs

    Concluding remarks.

    1630 + hrs

    Departure of General Participants (not Meeting Organizers).

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    All Working Group Chairs completed writing assignments (including those of their groups), and transferred material to typists.

    Friday

    0830-1200 hrs

    Wrap-up of writing and related tasks by coordinating personnel.

    Meeting Coordinators, Steering Committee, and Working Subgroup Chairs assemble final document summarizing proceedings and Executive Summary.

    2000 hrs

    Steering Committee submitted draft of Workshop Report to the U.S. Geodynamics Committee.

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    WORKSHOP ON THE NATIONAL GEOMAGNETIC INITIATIVE

    16-20 March 1992


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    Attendees

    Joseph Allen

    National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association/National Geophysical Data Center

    Allen Anderson

    National Aeronautics and Space Administration

    Jafar Arkani-Hamed

    McGill University

    P. R. Barnes

    Oak Ridge National Laboratory

    John Behrendt

    U.S. Geological Survey

    Richard Blakely

    U.S. Geological Survey

    Jeremy Bloxham

    Harvard University

    John Booker

    University Washington

    Stanislav Braginsky

    University of California, Los Angeles

    Kevin Burke

    National Academy of Sciences/National Research Council

    Joseph Cain

    Florida State University

    Wallace Campbell

    U.S. Geological Survey

    Steven Cande

    Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory

    Val Chandler

    University Minnesota

    David Chapin

    ARCO Exploration and Production Company

    Alan Chave

    Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute

    Robert Clauer

    University Michigan

    Charles Cox

    Scripps Institute of Oceanography

    Warren Dewhurst

    National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

    Hans Dolezalek

    Office of Naval Research

    Barry Donovan

    U.S. Navy

    Alfred Duba

    Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

    Timothy Eastman

    National Science Foundation, Atmospheric Sciences

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    Gary Egbert

    Oregon State University

    Mark Engebretson

    Augsburg College

    Joseph Engeln

    National Aeronautics and Space Administration

    Ronald Frost

    University of Wyoming

    Michael Fuller

    University of California, Santa Barbara

    Kim Gebhardt

    Defense Mapping Agency

    Ian Gough

    University of Alberta

    V. J. S. Grauch

    U.S. Geological Survey

    William Green

    U.S. Geological Survey

    Stephen Haggerty

    University of Massachusetts

    William Hanna

    U.S. Geological Survey

    Richard Hansen

    Colorado School of Mines

    Bruce Hanshaw

    National Academy of Sciences/National Research Council

    Christopher Harrison

    University of Miami

    Pembroke Hart

    National Academy of Sciences/National Research Council

    Eric Hartwig

    Office of Naval Research

    James Heirtzler

    NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center

    John Hermance

    Brown University

    Donald Herzog

    U.S. Geological Survey

    Thomas Hildenbrand

    U.S. Geological Survey

    William Hinze

    Purdue University

    Lee Hirsch

    Exxon Production Research Company

    Peter Hood

    Geological Survey Canada

    Leonard Johnson

    National Science Foundation, Earth Sciences

    JoAnn Joselyn

    National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

    John Kappenman

    Minnesota Power

    Victor Labson

    U.S. Geological Survey

    Robert Langel

    National Aeronautics and Space Administration/Goddard Space Flight Center

    Lawrence Law

    Pacific Geoscience Center, Geological Survey of Canada

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    David Loper

    University of Florida

    William Luth

    U.S. Department of Energy

    John Lynch

    National Science Foundation, Polar

    Ian MacGregor

    National Science Foundation, Earth Sciences

    Jeffrey MacQueen

    LCT Houston, Inc.

    Richard Martino

    Defense Mapping Agency

    Michael Mayhew

    National Science Foundation, Earth Sciences

    Robert McPherron

    University of California, Los Angeles

    Ronald Merrill

    University of Washington

    Herbert Meyers

    National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/National Geophysical Data Center

    Richard Mitterer

    U.S. Department of Energy

    Patricia Mulligan

    NOAA/NESDIS

    Barry Narod

    University of British Columbia

    L. R. Newitt

    Geological Survey Canada

    John Olson

    University of Alaska

    Ned Ostenso

    National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

    Vladimir Papitashvili

    IZMIRAN & STEP Coordination Office

    Vithal Patel

    Naval Research Laboratory

    Robert Pawlowski

    Amoco Production Company

    Norman Peddie

    U.S. Geological Survey

    Jeffrey Phillips

    U.S. Geological Survey

    John Quinn

    U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office

    Carol Raymond

    Jet Propulsion Laboratory

    Richard Reynolds

    U.S. Geological Survey

    Frederick Rich

    PL/GPFG, Hanscom Air Force Base

    Arthur Richmond

    National Center for Atmospheric Research

    Paul Roberts

    University of California, Los Angeles

    Christopher Russell

    University of California, Los Angeles

    James Slavin

    NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center

    Guy Smith

    St. Louis University

    David Stevenson

    California Institute of Technology

    Pascal Tarits

    Institute Physics Globe, Paris

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    Patrick Taylor

    NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center

    Michael Teague

    NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center

    Paul Toft

    McGill University

    Ronald Turner

    ANSER, Arlington, Virginia

    James Tyburczy

    Arizona State University

    Thomas Usselman

    National Academy of Sciences/National Research Council

    Raymond Walker

    University of California, Los Angeles

    Philip Wannamaker

    University of Utah

    Peter Wasilewski

    National Aeronautics and Space Administration/Goddard Space Flight Center

    Richard Wold

    Terrasense

    Lorraine Wolf

    National Academy of Sciences/National Research Council

    Lawrence Zanetti

    Applied Physics Laboratory, The Johns Hopkins University

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    This book provides a comprehensive review of geomagnetism and describes the scope of the science and its interdisciplinary importance. It explores a wide range of synergistic linkages in geophysical research and associated applications related to the geomagnetic field, as well as corresponding challenges and opportunities.

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