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MMS Workshops
MMS Spring 2024 SWT Meeting
SwRI, San Antonio, TX
Team Splinter Meetings: April 8, 2024 (Monday)
(Total Solar Eclipse around noon on Monday)
SWT Meeting: April 9-11, 2024 (Tuesday-Thursday)
Meeting details & presentation signup
Agenda (and upload links)
MMS Workshops
10th MMS Community Workshop
University of California, Los Angeles
Save the Dates:
Team Splinter Meetings, September 16, 2024 (Monday)
Workshop dates: September 17-19, 2024 (Tuesday-Thursday)
Collaboration Opportunity
Phase 8D Multi-mission Conjunction Opportunity
>3 missions conjunctions with MMS, ARASE, THEMIS and/or Cluster, some with foot point in North-American sector
Presentation by Nakamura, Y. Miyoshi, N. Kitamura: MMS-ARASE Conjunction observations during Phase 8d,(9a) - slides attached here.
MMS CMAD
MMS Calibration and Measurement Algorithms Document (CMAD)
v2.0 Released 22 November 2022
includes and supersedes previous Instrument User Guides
Appendix G - CMAD - MMS_SeniorReview2023_v22Nov2022.pdf
Comments/Additions are always welcome. Send those to Ashley King (ashley.k.barrett@nasa.gov), who will forward them to the appropriate team for inclusion.
Special Issues
Physics of Plasmas
"Plasma Physics from the Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission”
Closed for submissions, the Special Issue is available online here. A limited number of hard copies will be printed and distributed. More details to come soon.
Guest Editors: Julia E. Stawarz (Imperial College London) and Kevin Genestreti (Southwest Research Institute)
MMS Science Telecons
Tuesdays, 10:00 am | Central US Time | 1 hour
Join the Meeting
March 26, 2024
Cancelled until two weeks after the SWT on April 9-11.
NOTE for those that visit NASA Goddard – A new Main Gate entrance and badging office on ICESat Road is operational (see map). The new badging office in Building 17 is intended to provide an improved experience for visitors and employees.
When hosting, please feel free to think broadly about your approach. For example,
- It is perfectly fine to have fewer, longer presentations rather than the standard three short presentations.
- Consider simply leading a discussion of an open question, a new event, or an analysis/simulation tutorial.
- Invite people to present that are “further afield” than your own team. (e.g., a newly published paper of interest.)
- If your week overlaps with a major conference or MMS SWT meeting, please anticipate that telecon will be cancelled.
As always, every host prioritizes anyone from across our community that wishes to present their new material for feedback from the team, especially to check the use or interpretations of the datasets.
If you are a "late breaking" co-author addition to an about-to-be submitted paper, it is a good practice to ask the author of that paper to present at this forum.
