[Alumnos] [All] Ofertas de trabajo: jobs at Langley, UK, Greece; Meteroids-2007 and Virtual CAWSES Nov 2006 (fwd)
Alejandro Córsico
acorsico en fcaglp.fcaglp.unlp.edu.ar
Mar Oct 31 14:27:38 ART 2006
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Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2006 11:37:46 -0600 (MDT)
From: Barbara Emery <emery en hao.ucar.edu>
Reply-To: <emery en ucar.edu>
To: <cedar_email en hao.ucar.edu>
Subject: jobs at Langley, UK,
Greece; Meteroids-2007 and Virtual CAWSES Nov 2006
This is a generic mailing to the CEDAR community sent Oct 16, 2006.
Jobs are listed at http://cedarweb.hao.ucar.edu/community/opportunities.html
Meetings are listed at http://cedarweb.hao.ucar.edu/community/calendar.html
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1) NASA Post-doc on ionospheric E-region at NASA Langley, Virginia - due 1 Nov
Reply to Chris Mertens (c.j.mertens en larc.nasa.gov)
See also https://www2.orau.gov/nasacatalog/Listing.aspx?Opportunity=18220
2) Three RCUK Fellowships in Planetary Science, University of Leicester, UK - due 20 Oct
Reply to Stan Cowley (swhc1 en ion.le.ac.uk)
See also http://www.le.ac.uk/personnel/jobs/a&r.html (see Ref R2985)
and http://www.le.ac.uk/personnel/jobs/r2985p.html
From SPA Newsletter Oct 10
3) Postdoc on electrical conductivities at National Observatory of Athens, Greece
Reply to George Balasis (gbalasis en space.noa.gr)
From SPA Newsletter Oct 13
4) Meteoroids 2007, June 11-15, Barcelona, Spain - abstracts due 12 Jan 2007
Reply to Diego Janches (diego en cora.nwra.com)
See also http://www.spmn.uji.es/meteoroids-2007
5) Sun-Earth Connection Virtual Conference Series, 13-17 Nov 2006 Part 1
Reply to Janet Kozyra (jukozyra en umich.edu)
See also http://workshops.jhuapl.edu/s1/index.html
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1) NASA Post-doc on ionospheric E-region at NASA Langley, Virginia - due 1 Nov
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NASA Post-Doc position at the NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, Virginia,
in satellite data analysis and modeling in the study of ionospheric E-region
chemistry and energetics. See
https://www2.orau.gov/nasacatalog/Listing.aspx?Opportunity=18220.
Reply to Chris Mertens (c.j.mertens en larc.nasa.gov). The application deadline
is November 1, 2006. Another opportunity to apply will occur in March 1,
2007.
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2) Three RCUK Fellowships in Planetary Science, University of Leicester, UK - due 20 Oct
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From: Stan Cowley <swhc1 at ion.le.ac.uk>
Closing date: October 20, 2006
The University of Leicester is advertising three research fellowships
in planetary science and related areas. The posts are funded for five
years by RCUK, and carry the guarantee of open-ended academic
positions thereafter, subject to successful completion of standard
academic probation. Details and other relevant information can be
found at http://www.le.ac.uk/personnel/jobs/a&r.html (see Ref
R2985). Note that the closing date is October 20, not October 6
currently quoted on the web site. A detailed description of the
fellowships at can be found at:
http://www.le.ac.uk/personnel/jobs/r2985p.html
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3) Postdoc on electrical conductivities at National Observatory of Athens, Greece
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From: George Balasis (gbalasis en space.noa.gr)
The Institute for Space Applications and Remote Sensing, National
Observatory of Athens, invites applications for a postdoctoral
researcher to carry out research in electromagnetic geophysics and space
weather physics at ISARS. You will develop electrical conductivity
models of the Earth's crust and mantle using satellite and ground
observatory magnetic data and study the Geomagnetically Induced Currents
(GICs) at low-latitude locations.
You should have a PhD in geophysics or space physics. Experience of
electromagnetic methods is desirable, although well qualified candidates
with expertise in other areas of geophysics or space physics will be
considered.
Funding is available at least for 14 months. Salary will be at the range
of 2,500 Euros per month. The position should be filled by December 31,
2006. Starting date is negotiable, but may be as late as March 1, 2007.
For further information contact:
Dr. Ioannis A. Daglis (Director of ISARS)
daglis en space.noa.gr <mailto:daglis en space.noa.gr>
Tel.: +302108109185
Fax: +302106138343
or
Dr. George Balasis
gbalasis en space.noa.gr <mailto:gbalasis en space.noa.gr>
Tel.: +302108109184
Fax: +302106138343
Institute for Space Applications and Remote Sensing
National Observatory of Athens
Metaxa and Vas. Pavlou
Palea Penteli
15236 Athens
Greece
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4) Meteoroids 2007, June 11-15, Barcelona, Spain - abstracts due 12 Jan 2007
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This conference will accommodate a broad range of meteoroid
research: orbital dynamics, sources and distribution of these
bodies, the physics and chemistry of their interaction process with
the atmosphere as well as their origin and link with minor bodies:
asteroids and comets. Due to the exciting new results of
interplanetary missions to study asteroids and comets, special
sessions will be devoted to these bodies with emphasis on meteoroid
origin and chemical composition.
Those researchers planning to attend this meeting are kindly
invited to send us "notice of intend" by filling out the electronic
form (pre-registration) available in the homepage:
http://www.spmn.uji.es/meteoroids-2007/registration.htm
Please take into account that pre-registration should be made
with submission of an abstract. You can do this on-line by using
the form available at:
http://www.spmn.uji.es/meteoroids-2007/abstracts.html
Oral and poster contributions are welcomed along the themes and
sessions outlined in the preliminary program:
http://www.spmn.uji.es/meteoroids-2007/sessions.html
Finally, we are glad to announce that all contributions to this
meeting will be published as a special issue of the journal "Earth,
Moon and Planets". The papers will be also compiled in a
proceedings' book by Springer, free for the meeting participants.
We hope to see you in Barcelona,
The LOC of Meteoroids 2007
(including Diego Janches (diego en cora.nwra.com))
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5) Sun-Earth Connection Virtual Conference Series, 13-17 Nov 2006 Part 1
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From: Janet Kozyra (jukozyra en umich.edu)
ANNOUNCEMENT:
SUN-EARTH CONNECTION VIRTUAL CONFERENCE SERIES, SESSION 1 (13-17 Nov 2006)
URL: http://workshops.jhuapl.edu/s1/index.html
GRAND CHALLENGE SCIENCE FOCUS: Explore the state of the sun-Earth system
during extreme space weather. "Return to the Auroral Oval for the 50th
Anniversary of the International Geophysical Year".
SPONSORS: CAWSES, IHY, eGY, ICESTAR, NASA/LWS, NSF, and the SEE organizers
WHAT'S NEW: The IMAGE spacecraft observed the development of a large-scale
auroral spiral on the dawnside of the auroral oval and a long-duration
finger-like structure on the duskside in the southern hemisphere during
intense substorms in the main phase of severe magnetic storms on 15 May
and 24 August 2005. The unusual features, reported here, are absent during
substorms occurring at other phases of the storms, which do not show any
dramatic activity in the dawn to noon sector. To our knowledge, neither
of these structures has been previously reported as a feature of auroral
substorms. Similar structures have now been found on the dawnside during
substorms in the main phases of 4 other superstorms in 2003-2004 (29-30
Oct 2003, 20 Nov 2003, 07-08 Nov 2004 and 09-10 Nov 2004)
IMPLICATIONS: Since large-scale auroral emissions generally mirror the
structure and movement of source regions in geospace, these unusual
auroral structures may imply new features during extreme space weather
conditions in: (1) the magnetospheric configuration, (2) solar wind-
magnetosphere coupling, (3) storm-substorm coupling, and/or (4) stormtime
energy dissipation mechanisms. They raise question about the aspects of
the solar sources and heliospheric propagation capable of driving such
extreme conditions, in particular aspects introduced by the interaction
between active regions and coronal holes. They also motivate a search
for associated features throughout geospace and in the ionosphere-
atmosphere from pole to equator. Join us in a worldwide effort to
combine observations and identify sun-to-Earth science focus areas.
SCHEDULE:
Nov 13-17, 2006, PART 1: International Data Exchange and Sun-to-Earth
Science Issues.
JOINT SESSIONS WITH: CAWSES International Workshop on Space Weather
Modeling (CSWM), Yokohama, Japan (http://www.es.jamstec.go.jp/cswm).
Mid 2007, PART 2: Theory, Modeling and Simulations of Extreme Space
Weather
WORKSHOP URL: http://workshops.jhuapl.edu/s1/index.html. Contains basic
information on the events for the conference along with an incomplete
list of associated Sun-Earth system science questions. Describes the
features of the online conference. Please check back frequently for
updates. REGISTRATION IS OPEN NOW
4 WAYS TO PARTICIPATE: (1) join a worldwide effort to construct the
most complete picture possible of the sun-to-Earth system by submitting
an online presentations of satellite or ground-based observations during
the focus events, (2) contribute global data products, data sets, virtual
observatory links, etc. for the information commons, (3) view
presentations; contribute to online discussions about key sun-to-earth
issues, and about possible modeling efforts; establish collaborations for
follow-on theoretical and modeling studies; enhance graduate student
access to international and interdisciplinary collaborations (4) help to
test and improve features of online conference software to develop a new
option for scientific communication as part of the International
Heliophysical Year.
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