Technical Papers – Atmospherics/Space Weather

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Atmospheric turbulence profiling with the Laser Communication Relay Demonstration experiment and RINGSS at Table Mountain Facility, California

Marcus Birch, Australian National University; Sabino Piazzolla, JPL, California Institute of Technology; Preston Hooser, JPL, California Institute of Technology; William Buehlman , JPL, California Institute of Technology; Francis Bennet, Australian National University; Tony Travouillon, Australian National University

Keywords: turbulence, optical communication

Detection and Tracking of Space Objects in Conjunction with Ground and Satellite-Based Sensors

Paul Bernhardt, University of Alaska; Sam McKay, University of Alaska; Bengt Eliasson, University of Strathclyde; W.A. Scales, Virginia Tech; Andrew Howarth, University of Calgary; Victoria Foss, University of Calgary; Robert Scott, Defence R&D, Canada

Keywords: Plasma Waves, Space Debris

Dragster 2.0: An Operations-Ready Framework for Neutral Density Assimilation

Rachel Stutz, Orion Space Solutions; Jeff Steward, Orion Space Solutions; Connor Johnstone, Orion Space Solutions; Tyler O'Connell, Orion Space Solutions; Junk Wilson, Orion Space Solutions; John Noto, Orion Space Solutions; Marcin Pilinski, Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics; David Vallado, COMSPOC; Shaylah Mutschler, Space Environment Technologies

Keywords: Dragster, neutral density, data assimilation, ensemble, thermosphere

Harnessing Satellite Constellations as Signals of Opportunity for Atmospheric Forecasting and Enhanced Space Situational Awareness

David Fitzpatrick, University of Colorado, Boulder; Eric Sutton, Space Weather Technology, Research, and Education Center (SWx TREC), University of Colorado, Boulder; Marcin Pilinski, Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics

Keywords: SpaceX/Starlink, Satellite Constellation, Thermosphere, Space Weather, Neutral Density

Operational Responses to LEO Satellite Orbital Decay during the 25th Solar Cycle Maximum

Chen Yap, Planet Labs PBC; Mike Siegers, Planet Labs PBC; Andrea Maris Luis Valle, Planet Labs PBC; Ravi teja Nallapu, Planet Labs; Işil Demir, Planet Labs PBC; Kiruthika Devaraj, Planet Labs PBC; Scott McIntosh, Lynker Space

Keywords: Satellite Operations, Space Weather, NCAR Model, Differential Drag, Orbital Lifetime

Operational Space Weather Forecasts to Support Satellite Operations

Sean Elvidge, University of Birmingham; Matthew Brown, University of Birmingham

Keywords: space weather, thermosphere, modeling, upper atmosphere, operations

Paper Designing a Representation Learning Method forWavefront Estimation from Focal Plane Speckle Images

Nick Murphy, Georgia State University; Vignesh Sathia, Georgia State University; Berkay Aydin, Georgia State University; Dustin Kempton, Georgia State University; Stuart Jefferies, Georgia State University; Fabien Baron, Georgia State University

Keywords: atmospheric turbulence, machine learning, adaptive optics, telescope aperture, speckle image, ground-based telescopes