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Appendix C: Poster Session at the April 1114, 2022, Workshop
Pages 103-106

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... The Office was established to test novel capabilities in collaboration with CCMC and the Space Radiation Analysis Group at Johnson Space Center, serving as the proving ground of real-time analysis to characterize the radiation environment (including both lunar and Mars mis sions)
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From page 104...
... Results can help advance current understanding of the fine structures and underlying mechanisms of the midlatitude ionospheric density gradients. Exploring Coverage of Accelerometer Satellites in the Thermosphere: An Observing System Simulation Experiment Eric Sutton, CU-Boulder/SWx TREC https://vimeo.com/showcase/9407816/video/697513206 The poster described an Observing System Simulation Experiment assessing optimal satellite distribution in the thermosphere (8 satellites)
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... Collaboration with federal agencies, a com munity workshop, and other preliminary findings are recommended to address unmet infrastructure needs. The "Silent" Technology We Need: The Earth and Space Science Knowledge Commons Ryan McGranaghan, Orion Space Solutions LLC; NASA Goddard Space Flight Center https://vimeo.com/showcase/9407816/video/694080757 What emerging topic(s)
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From page 106...
... Machine learning is needed to facilitate big data analysis. Prediction of Near–Bow Shock Solar Wind Conditions Terry Liu, University of California, Los Angeles https://vimeo.com/showcase/9407816/video/694076888 Multipoint observations are needed to capture near–bow shock localized solar wind conditions.
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  • upper atmosphere
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  • data science
  • meteor radar
  • poster described
  • wind conditions
  • haystack observatory

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  • proving ground
  • simulation experiment
  • wind moon
  • cme forecasts

  • total electron
  • optimal satellite
  • density gradients
  • accelerometer satellites
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  • thermosphere operations
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