Laboratory for Extraterrestrial Physics
Brown Bag Seminar
About the Seminar
The Laboratory for Extraterrestrial Physics (LEP) at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center conducts weekly science seminars. They are held on Fridays at noon in the Conference Room (Room 8) in Building 2 (map) at Goddard. The topics cover the interests of the Laboratory, including astrochemistry, interplanetary physics, planetary systems, planetary magnetospheres, and electrodynamics. Since the seminar is conducted during the lunch hour, the audience often brings their lunch, hence the moniker "brown bag seminar."
Have an Idea for a Speaker?
The seminar organizers are always appreciative of ideas for seminar speakers. Please contact them EARLY to avoid scheduling conflicts. Contact information is located below.
Schedule
The current schedule for Fall 2000 is:September 2000
- 1 No Seminar
- 8
CMEs, shocks and energetic particles (abstract)
Hilary Cane (bio)
cane@lheapop.gsfc.nasa.gov - 15
Different types of LLBL as observed by Interball Tail probe (abstract)
Oleg Vaisberg (bio), NRC at NASA/GSFC
vaisberg@lepvax.gsfc.nasa.gov - 22
The Location of Low Mach Number Bow Shocks at Earth (abstract)
Don Fairfield (bio), NASA/GSFC
u2dhf@lepdhf.gsfc.nasa.gov - 29
Geotail observations of low frequency waves from 0.001 Hz to 16 Hz during the November 24, 1996 GEM substorm challengev event (abstract)
Kristine Sigsbee, NRC at NASA/GSFC
ksigsbee@pop600.gsfc.nasa.gov
October 2000
- 6
No seminar scheduled (Code 660 Workshop)
- 13
Energy analysis of a substorm based on remote sensing techniques (abstract)
Nikolai Ostgaard (U. of Oslo)
ostgaard@lepvax.gsfc.nasa.gov - 20
An Insider's Guide to Designing Spacecraft Systems and Instruments for Operation in the Natural Space Radiation Environment (abstract)
Ken LaBel (bio), NASA/GSFC
ken.label@gsfc.nasa.gov - 27
Foreshock Preconditioning and its Magnetospheric/Ionospheric Effects (abstract)
David Sibeck (bio), JHU/APL, Laurel, Maryland
Dave.Sibeck@jhuapl.edu
November 2000
- 3
Global MHD Modeling of the Impact of a Solar Wind Pressure Change at the CCMC(abstract)
Kristi Keller (bio), NRC at NASA/GSFC
- 9 ( *** Special Seminar, Thursday at 01:30pm ***)
Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Observatory (MIO): A Multisatellite Mission Designed to Solve the Problem of What Generates Auroral Arcs (abstract)
Joe Borovsky, Los Alamos National Laboratory, New Mexico
jborovsky@lanl.gov - 10 (Veterans Day Holiday)
- 17
Global Particle Simulations of Substorm Onset with a Southward IMF (abstract)
Ken-ichi Nishikawa, Rutgers University, New Jersey
kenichi@physics.rutgers.edu - 24
No seminar scheduled (Thanksgiving Holidays)
December 2000
- 1
Storm-Time Ring Current Seen by IMAGE (abstract)
Mei-Ching Fok (bio), USRA at NASA/GSFC
mei-ching.fok@gsfc.nasa.gov - 08
AGU Practice Talks
Various
- 15 No seminar scheduled
- 22 No seminar scheduled
- 29 No seminar scheduled
Space Physics Meetings
Year 2000
- ISTP Science Workshop - UCLA, October 23-25, 2000
- 2000 Fall AGU Meeting - San Francisco, California, December 15-19, 2000
Year 2001
- 2001 Spring AGU Meeting - Boston, Massachusetts, May 29-June 2, 2001
- AGU Chapman Conference on Storm-Substorm Relationship - Lonavala in Mumbai, India, March 12-16, 2001
- AGU Chapman Conference on the Low-Latitude Boundary Layer and Its Dynamic Interaction with the Solar Wind and Magnetosphere - New Orleans, LA, April 16-20, 2001
List of Federal Holidays - year 2000
- 4 September - Monday - Labor Day
- 9 October - Monday - Columbus Day
- 10 November - Friday - Veterans Day
- 23 November - Thursday - Thanksgiving Day
- 25 December - Monday - Christmas
Information for Speakers and Visitors
Speakers interested in speaking at the Brown Bag Seminar are encouraged to contact the organizer, currently Guan Le (301-286-1087, Guan.Le@gsfc.nasa.gov). The duration of the seminar is typically one hour. with questions asked during and after the seminar. The audience is usually diverse, including scientists with interests ranging throughout the heliosphere (see the Laboratory homepage for a list of interests).
How to get to and navigate within Goddard:
Other Seminar Web Sites
- Goddard Scientific Colloquia
- Goddard Engineering Colloquia
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LHEA seminar
- The SOHO Science Club
seminar series
- Fall 1998 LEP seminar series
- Spring 1999 LEP seminar series
- Fall 1999 LEP seminar series
- Spring 2000 LEP seminar series
Webpage maintained by Guan Le (Guan.Le@gsfc.nasa.gov)