Juno Workshop

Juno Prime Mission Workshop on Key Magnetospheric & Auroral Findings

October 10-14, 2022

Southwest Research Institute

 

Synopsis: Juno is preparing for a major milestone—a comprehensive review of Juno’s prime mission and our evolving understanding of Jupiter’s auroras and magnetosphere. The main topics will be: 1) auroral structuring & dynamics; 2) magnetosphere-ionosphere coupling; 3) moon interactions w/ emphasis on footprint aurora; 4) dawn + polar magnetopause; 5) equatorial magnetosphere & dynamics, and 6) radiation belts.

Important Dates

Registration Opens Sep 06, 2022
Registration Deadline Sep 30, 2022
RSVP for Workshop Dinner Sep 30, 2022

Agenda

Monday, October 10

  
Keynote  8:30 am

Auroral Main Structure & Dynamics Overview: Part I (Lead: Ali Sulaiman)

 9:00 am
Auroral Main Structure & Dynamics Overview: Part II (Lead: Bertrand Bonfond) 9:30 am
Coffee Break 10:00 am
General Discussion: Main Auroras 10:15 am
Lunch 12:15 pm
Polar Cap Aurora: Structure & Dynamics: Part I (Lead: Tommy Greathouse) 1:30 pm
Polar Cap Aurora: Structure & Dynamics: Part II (Lead: Bob Lysak) 2:00 pm
Coffee Break 2:30 pm
General Discussion: Polar Cap Auroras 2:45 pm
Session Ends 5:00 pm

Tuesday, October 11

  

Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Coupling Overview: Part I (Lead: Michel Blanc)

 9:00 am
Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Overview: Part II (Lead: Licia Ray) 9:30 am
Coffee Break 10:00 am
General Discussion: MI-Coupling 10:15 am
Lunch 12:15 pm
Moon Interactions Overview: Part I (Lead: Jamey Szalay) 1:30 pm
Moon Interactions Overview: Part II (Lead: Alessandro Mura) 2:00 pm
Coffee Break 2:30 pm
General Discussion: Moon Interactions 2:45 pm
Session Ends 5:00 pm

Wednesday, October 12

  

Ionosphere Overview: Part I (Lead: Phil Valek)

 9:00 am
Ionosphere Overview: Part II (Lead: Katherine Garcia-Sage) 9:30 am
Coffee Break 10:00 am
General Discussion: Ionosphere 10:15 am
Lunch 12:15 pm
Radio Emissions (Lead: Corentin Louis) 1:30 pm
   
Coffee Break 2:30 pm
General Discussion: Radio Emissions 2:45 pm
Session Ends 5:00 pm

Thursday, October 13

  

Dawn & Polar Magnetopause : Part I (Lead: Adam Masters)

 9:00 am
Dawn & Polar Magnetopause: Part II (Lead: Dan Gershman) 9:30 am
Coffee Break 10:00 am
General Discussion: Dawn & Polar Magnetopause 10:15 am
Lunch 12:15 pm
Equatorial Magnetospheric Structure & Dynamics: Part I (Lead: Marissa Vogt) 1:30 pm
Equatorial Magnetospheric Structure & Dynamics: Part II (Lead: Chris Paranicas) 2:00 pm
Coffee Break 2:30 pm
General Discussion: Equatorial Magnetospheric Structure & Dynamics 2:45 pm
Session Ends 5:00 pm

Friday, October 14

  

Radiation Belts: Part I (Lead: Quentin Nénon)

 9:00 am
Radiation Belts: Part II (Lead: Elias Roussos) 9:30 am
Coffee Break 10:00 am
General Discussion: Radiation Belts 10:15 am
Lunch 12:15 pm
Miscellaneous (e.g., Review paper/book discussions, additional findings, extended mission, etc.) 1:30 pm

Practical Information

Lunch Options 

  • SwRI Cafeteria (5 min walk from conference building) 
  • Off-site options: there are a variety of restaurants within a 10 min drive from SwRI

Coffee Breaks

  • Coffee, water, drinks, and snacks will be made available during the breaks at no cost

Hotels

  • There are several hotel options near SwRI (~ 10 min drive). Recommendations include, but not limited to: 

    • Holiday Inn Express & Suites San Antonio West-Seaworld Area

    • Residence Inn by Marriott San Antonio SeaWorld

    • Hilton San Antonio Hill Country

  • Staying downtown is also a reasonable option and travel to/from SwRI is consistently < 20 mins drive. Recommendations include, but not limited to: 

    • Courtyard by Marriott San Antonio Downtown/Market Square

    • Hyatt Place San Antonio/Riverwalk

    • Homewood Suites by Hilton San Antonio-Riverwalk/Downtown

 

 

Location

The workshop is scheduled to be held at the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, TX.