Oct 4 – 9, 2026
Europe/Dublin timezone

List of posters

The dedicated poster session will take place on Tuesday, 16:00–17:30. Here is the list of posters:

  1.  Jeffery Bradford (online): AI-Assisted FinOps: Continuous Cost Monitoring and Optimization for Multi-Account NASA Heliophysics Science Division Cloud Infrastructure
  2.  Alexander Warder: Automated Classification of Heliophysics Instrument Data Usage Using Large Language Models
  3. Jan Gieseler: SOLER Open-Source Python Tools for the Analysis of Energetic Solar Eruptions
  4. Jan Gieseler: SPEARHEAD Tools for High-Energy Particle Data Analysis
  5. Alexis Jeandet: The SciQLop ecosystem: a layered open-source stack for in-situ heliophysics data
  6.  Nicholas Lenzi: Staying Up to Date with Cloud Infrastructure
  7.  Eric Grimes: Plot Walk: Browsing 50 Years of Pre-Generated Heliophysics Plots
  8.  Rebecca Ringuette: A New System to Categorize Mission Data at HDRL
  9.  Qi Xu: Towards Open Science: Open Data Practices of the Chinese National Space Science Data Center (NSSDC)
  10.  Ed Mansky: The Virtual Solar Observatory 2.0: New APIs, SunPy Integration, and TAP Access
  11.  Alisdair Davey: The Virtual Solar Observatory 2.0: Connecting Heliophysics Data, Metadata, Services, and Users
  12.  Hunter Leise: LISIRD: Discover, Visualize, and Download Solar Data on the Web
  13. Michael Galloy: Improved access of MLSO data via API
  14.  Olawale Jaiyeola: Heliodata: A Unified Platform for Heliophysics Research Data
  15.  Peter Shumate: Running a Science Cloud without being a Cloud Expert
  16.  Alexandra Roosnovo: Gas-giant plasma interchange and the need for robust, multimodal identification of variable plasma signatures
  17.  Gergely Koban: Station-Resolved Analysis of Solar-Wind Coupling in SWMF Ground Magnetometer Simulations
  18.  Nikolett Biro: Lessons learned from an operational heliophysics modelling pipeline
  19.  Stephanie Colón Rodríguez: Data Availability Statements: The Inclusion of Available Code and Software in JGR: Space Physics Articles
  20.  Jonathan Cook: Modernising ESA Science Archives: Towards a unified ecosystem of reusable tools and interfaces
  21.  Shane Maloney: Solar Monitor