TESS 2022 Meeting
Topical Sessions
TESS
Triennial Earth-Sun Summit (Joint meeting of AAS, AAS/SPD, and AGU/SPA)
Bellevue/Seattle, WA
8
–
11 August 2022
TESS 2022 Topical Sessions
- Universality of mesoscale processes in space and solar physics
- Towards the Cross-Scale Energy Transfer in Space Plasmas
- Improving Understanding of the Sun-Earth System Through Advanced Statistical and Machine Learning Techniques
- Innovation and discovery in solar and space physics enabled by citizen science
- Tracking Plasma Flows in the Heliosphere
- Suprathermal Particles and their Importance to Understanding Energetic Particles
- Coronal Heating: Present Understanding and Future Progress
- Driving Towards a More Diverse Space Physics Research Community – Perspectives, Initiatives, Strategies, and Actions
- Observing and inferring solar chromospheric and coronal magnetic fields
- Promoting open science in heliophysics and space science through software
- The Drivers of Energetic Particle Precipitation and its Impacts on the Atmosphere and Ionosphere
- Predicting solar wind properties across the heliosphere with integrated modeling efforts (empirical or first-principles)
- Solar X-ray and VUV Spectra: observation, modeling, and planetary atmospheric impacts
- Drivers and dynamics of the coupled ionosphere-thermosphere-mesosphere-atmosphere system
- Understanding solar eruptions using data-driven models and multi-height observations of the solar atmosphere
- High-Energy Solar Investigations Through Next-Generation Remote Sensing: Spectroscopy, Imaging, and Beyond
- Sun-to-Earth Campaign-style Study of Large Space Weather Events
- Solar Flare Prediction
- Understanding the Formation and Evolution of Ambient and Transient Solar Wind Outflow
- Solar and Atmospheric Science with Eclipses
- Explosive Energy Release Processes in the Solar Corona and Earth’s Magnetosphere
- Connecting Magnetic Reconnection across Space and Laboratory Plasmas
- Investigating the Solar Chromosphere at Millimeter Wavelengths”
- Multi-scale physics of Earth's magnetotail