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Third EISCAT-3D User Meeting
EISCAT -3D User
Meeting 2011
A 3rd user meeting for the
EISCAT_3D project will
take place in Uppsala, Sweden,
on
May 18-20, 2011. It will focus
on planning for the Science of the EISCAT_3D project, emphasizing
particularly Atmospheric Physics.
This is the meeting's
second announcement.
Programme
Please
contact anyone of the programme committee, Anita Aikio, Ian McCrea, or Esa Turunen for questions or suggestions
of minor changes.
May 18,
Wednesday,
10.00-17.00:
EISCAT3D and Atmospheric Science
Location: Lecture Hall 80121, Ångstrom
Laboratory,
Uppsala
University
10:00
The atmospheric section of the EISCAT_3D science case (Ian McCrea)
10:30
Hot Science Questions in the MLT: Potential for observations with
EISCAT_3D
(Norbert
Engler and Markus Rapp)
11:00
Coffee
11:30
Studies of gravity waves and turbulence in the atmosphere (Viktoria
Sofieva)
12:00
EISCAT 3D and collaborative studies of the middle atmosphere
- gravity waves, tides and planetary waves (Nick
Mitchell)
12:30
Lunch
14:00
New
EISCAT_3D
opportunities for atmospheric research from the middle
down to the
lower altitudes (Evgenia Belova and Sheila Kirkwood)
14:30
Monitoring space weather impacts on D-region electron densities with
EISCAT_3D
(Mark Clilverd)
14:50
Interaction of ice, smoke and charges in the polar summer mesosphere
(Jörg
Gumbel)
15:10
Coffee
15:40 MU
radar head echo observation programme for sporadic and shower meteors:
2009 June to 2010 December (Johan Kero)
15:00
D-region data from the ESR during the International Polar Year (Esa
Turunen)
16:20
Upcoming daytime thermospheric wind measurements (Qian Wu)
16:40
Open discussion of atmospheric section, identification of missing topics
17:30
Close
Poster: Energetic electron
precipitation seen in the IPY ESR dataset (Rory Gamble)
May 19, Thursday,
9.00-17.00:
General EISCAT3D Science
Location: Lecture Hall 2005 (until 12) and
80115 (after 12), Ångstrom
Laboratory,
Uppsala
University
09:00
EISCAT_3D Science case (Anita Aikio and Ian McCrea)
09:30
Small scale auroral observations (Betty Lanchester)
09:50
The next orders of magnitude in auroral observation (Björn
Gustavsson)
10:10
Review of the polar ion upflow (Yasonobu Ogawa)
10:30
Coffee
11:00
Mesoscale ionospheric tomography in Scandinava (TOMOSCAND)
and EISCAT_3D: added value for both projects (Olaf
Amm)
11:20
Some science questions for EISCAT_3D (Kjellmar Oksavik)
11:40
Lunch, change of location to lecture hall 80121
13:10 Solar wind measurements with EISCAT_3D (Richard
Fallows)
13:30 On designing the EISCAT_3D system (Markku
Lehtinen)
14:10
Dual polarisation lag profile inversion (Juha Vierinen)
14:30 KAIRA
–
Status,
progress
and ambitions for a combined EISCAT/LOFAR station
in
Finland (Derek McKay-Bukowski)
14:50 KAIRA
Science (Thomas
Ulich)
15:10
Coffee
15:30
Radar probing of azimuthal perturbations: experimental demonstration of
the spiral
(OAM) imaging technique at radio frequencies (Bo
Thidé)
15:50
Effects of antenna aperture and radio wave orbital angular momentum on
the
incoherent scatter spectrum (Thomas Leyser)
16:10
Swedish national application to Research Council (Asta
Pellinen-Wannberg)
16:30 Reaching
out
to
a
global user community (Thomas Ulich and Derek
McKay-Bukowski)
16:50
Open discussion
17:30
Close
Poster: Constraining
radar interferometer design using optical auroral images (Sam Tuttle)
May 20, Friday, 9.00-12.00:
Current Status and Future Plans of the Preparatory Phase
Location: Lecture Hall 80121, Ångstrom
Laboratory,
Uppsala
University
09:00
EISCAT_3D and the EISCAT Roadmap (Esa Turunen)
09:20
WP1 and WP2: Management and site selection (Esa Turunen)
09:30
WP3: Science Planning and User Engagement (Anita Aikio)
09:40
WP4: Outreach activities (Anders Tjulin)
09:50
WP5: Consortium building (Esa Turunen)
10:00
WP6: Performance specification (Ian McCrea)
10:10
WP7: Digital signal processing (Markku Lehtinen)
10:20
WP8: Antenna, front end and time synchronisation (Tore Lindgren)
10:40
Coffee
11:10
WP9:
Transmitter
development
(Gudmund Wannberg)
11:30
WP10: Aperture synthesis imaging radar (Vasyl Belyey)
11:40
WP11: Software theory and implementation (Mikko Orispaa)
11:50
Project plans for the next 12 months (Ian McCrea)
12:10
Open discussion, identification of actions
12:30
Lunch and close
Registration
The local organizer is
Stephan Buchert. Registration opens on December 13, 2010. Deadline
has
been
extended
to
May
6,
2011!
Registration can still be done by email to scb@irfu.se. Please
let me know if you
would like to have assistance for reserving
accommodation.
Practical Information
Map
Information
for visitors
The workshop will be in
lecture halls 80121, 2005, and 8015 of
the Ångströmlaboratoriet
of the Uppsala University,
starting
on
Wednesday,
May
18,
and
ending
on
Friday,
May
20.
If
needed,
smaller meeting rooms for
splinter sessions are available.
EISCAT-3D, a short
description
More information can be found at the
EISCAT-3D web site.
EISCAT-3D is a planned next
generation incoherent scatter radar facility, based on phased-array
technology and multiple radar sites. The EISCAT_3D proposal was accepted on the ESFRI Roadmap
of large-scale European research infrastructures in December 2008.
A four year long Preparatory
Phase of EISCAT_3D funded by the European Commission under the
call FP7-INFRASTRUCTURES-2010-1 started on 1 October 2010. The plans
for the Preparatory Phase actions were presented at
the
second
EISCAT-3D
User
Meeting
in
2010. The Preparatory
Phase
work
will be
performed by a consortium consisting of
EISCAT Scientific Association
University of Oulu, Finland
Luleå University of Technology,
Sweden
Swedish Institute of Space Physics, Sweden
University of Tromsø,
Norway
Science and Technology Facilities
Council, UK
Swedish Research Council,
Sweden
National
Instruments, Belgium
with EISCAT acting as coordinator. A key activity of the phase will be
the gathering of requirements for the science topics that will be
addressed with EISCAT_3D, and the different types of
new experiment which users would like to run. This activity will be
coordinated within work package 3, Science planning
and user engagement.
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