The NASA DRIVE Center for Geospace Storms (CGS) will be hosting a Geospace Student Workshop that will be held Nov 17-20 at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel, MD in concert with the CGS Community Workshop. The goal is to invite graduate students that have a foundation in their area of research, usually by having attended GEM or CEDAR, and this workshop would give them an opportunity for knowledge integration across all of geospace. We will have tutorial talks similar to student day at GEM and CEDAR, networking events, and a tutorial on using simulation and analysis tools developed by the CGS team, including the Multiscale Atmosphere-Geospace Environment (MAGE) model. Student-focused activities will primarily be the 17th and 20th, and students will attend the Community Workshop on the 18-19th. The Community Workshop will include talks from leading experts across the range of geospace regions and analysis techniques. There will be a limited number of travel grants to support student attendance, and self-funded students are also welcome. This cohort of graduate students will become the MAGIC (Mastering Analyses for Geospace, the Innovation Cohort).

More info will be posted here, including the application for travel grants. Stay tuned!

Questions? amy.keesee@unh.edu