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DASH/IHDEA 2026

4–9 Oct 2026
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Session 10

7 Oct 2026, 16:00

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  1. 93. Science-Ready Dataset of GAMERA-GL CME Simulations for Forward and Inverse Modeling of the Interplanetary Magnetic Field at L1
    Viacheslav Sadykov (Georgia State University)
    07/10/2026, 16:00
    DASH General
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    Understanding Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs) and their impact on the geomagnetic environment is among the most critical questions of space weather. The recent advances in physics-based CME modeling resulted in the development of extensive simulation datasets covering a broad range of scenarios and allowing data-intensive techniques, such as machine learning, to assist with the exploration and...

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  2. 6. Multi-spacecraft study of ICME-ICME interactions, ICME-in-sheath and associated GLE #77 during 11-12th Nov 2025
    Mr Harsh Bhati
    07/10/2026, 16:15
    DASH General
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    We examine the propagation, interaction, and turbulence properties of a multi-CME sequence erupted between 9–11 November 2025, using multi-spacecraft in situ observations from Aditya-L1 (MAG, ASPEX), WIND (SWE), MMS (FGM), and Solar Orbiter (MAG, EPD; positioned at 0.83 AU, 13.5° inclination), supplemented by ground-based neutron monitor data. X1.7 and X1.2 flares on 9–10 November (07:36 and...

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  3. 25. CROCS and VALERIE: Web-Based Radio Diagnostics and Source Localization in the Heliosphere
    Dr Vratislav Krupar (UMBC/GPHI & NASA/GSFC)
    07/10/2026, 16:30
    DASH General
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    Solar radio bursts provide remote signatures of energetic electrons and CME-driven shocks, but their interpretation often depends on coordinated multi-spacecraft observations and reliable estimates of radio-source locations. We present two NASA Goddard Space Flight Center web tools designed to support these analyses. Coordinated Radiodiagnostics of CMEs and Solar Flares (CROCS;...

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  4. 67. Building Heliophysics Datasets with Citizen Science
    Vicki Toy-Edens
    07/10/2026, 16:45
    DASH General
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    Citizen science can turn complex heliophysics mission data into high quality, reusable datasets at scale. We present three citizen science projects built on heliophysics observations, spanning different stages of maturity: (1) a Magnetospheric Multiscale (MMS) project on differentiating magnetosheath types with a data paper ready for submission; (2) a second MMS project on boundary layers...

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