| DAY | DATE | TIME | EVENT |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuesday | 1/4 | 6:00pm - 8:00pm | Reception |
| Evening | Poster Setup | ||
| Wednesday | 1/5 | 8:30am - 5:00pm | General Session |
| 5:30pm - 7:30pm | Poster Session | ||
| Thursday | 1/6 | 8:30am - 5:00pm | General Session |
| Friday | 1/7 | 8:30am - 5:00pm | General Session |
| TBD | Banquet | ||
| Saturday | 1/8 | 8:30am - 12:00pm | General Session |
Each of these topics will be addressed by a series of invited talks, by selected contributed talks, and by the poster session. Open discussion sessions are planned to highlight selected topical issues. Invited talks will be ~20 minutes long, and the selected contributed talks will last ~10 minutes.
The audio/visual setup for talks will consist of: 2 screens and 2 overhead projectors. If a requirement for something different is needed please contact Alan Cummings.
A list of the confirmed invited speakers and a brief description of their topic appears below.
The poster session on Wednesday January 5th from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm will include drinks and appetizers.
Poster papers are invited on both experimental and theoretical studies relating to the acceleration and transport of solar and interplanetary energetic particles, and anomalous and galactic cosmic rays. A selected sample of the poster papers will be invited to deliver ~10 minute oral presentations in order to round out the program. Due to space limitations, each attendee is limited to one contributed poster; which can be submitted for inclusion in the published conference proceedings. Posters may remain up through Thursday evening, January 6.
The Banquet will include:
Your choice of either a, b, or c :
a) Chili Rubbed Prime Rib with Natural Au Jus
b) Grilled Salmon with Herb Crust and Lemon Gremolada
c) Vegetarian: Vegetable Napoleon with Creamy Polenta
Wine (Merlot or Chardonnay)
Raspberry Chocolate Mousse Tart
Freshly Brewed Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee, and Tea
It is expected that the invited talks will be ~20 minutes in length, followed by 10 minutes for questions and discussion. All invited speakers are expected to submit written versions of their talks to the conference proceedings, which will be published by the AIP.
| ACE-2000 Confirmed Invited Speakers | ||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Title/Topic | Institution |
| Lee, M.A. | ENERGETIC PARTICLE ACCELERATION ON THE SUN, IN THE HELIOSPHERE, AND IN THE GALAXY | Univ. of New Hampshire |
| Gosling, J. | PARTICLE AND FIELD ASPECTS OF COLLISIONLESS SHOCKS | Los Alamos Nat'l Laboratory |
| Zurbuchen, T.H. | SOLAR WIND MINOR IONS: DEPARTURES FROM THERMAL CONDITIONS | Univ. of Michigan |
| Gloeckler, G. | SOURCES, INJECTION AND ACCELERATION OF HELIOSPHERIC ION POPULATIONS | Univ. of Maryland |
| Giacalone, J. | PARTICLE TRANSPORT, COMPOSITION, AND ACCELERATION AT SHOCKS IN THE INNER HELIOSPHERE | Univ. of Arizona |
| Scholer, M. | INJECTION AND ACCELERATION OF THERMAL IONS AT COLLISIONLESS SHOCKS: RESULTS OF KINETIC SIMULATIONS | Max-Planck-Institut |
| Fisk, L.A. | STATISTICAL ACCELERATION OF SUPERTHERMAL PARTICLES IN THE SOLAR WIND | Univ. of Michigan |
| Mason, G.M. | COMPOSITION AND ENERGY SPECTRA OF IONS ACCELERATED IN COROTATING INTERACTION REGIONS | Univ. of Maryland |
| Roelof, E. | HIGH LATITUDE OBSERVATIONS OF COROTATING INTERACTION REGIONS: REMOTE SENSING USING ENERGETIC PARTICLES | JHU/APL |
| Miller, J.A. | PARTICLE ACCELERATION IN IMPULSIVE SOLAR FLARES | Univ. of Alabama in Huntsville |
| Cliver, E.W. | PARTICLE AND PHOTON SIGNATURES FROM SOLAR FLARES | Phillips Lab Hanscom AFB |
| Litvinenko, Y. | DIRECT ACCELERATION AT SITES OF MAGNETIC RECONNECTION | Univ. of New Hampshire |
| Reames, D.V. | OBSERVATIONAL CONSEQUENCES OF PROTON-GENERATED WAVES AT SHOCKS | NASA/GSFC |
| Mazur, J.E. | ENERGY SPECTRA OF 3HE, 4HE, AND HEAVY IONS IN IMPULSIVE SOLAR ENERGETIC PARTICLE EVENTS | Aerospace Corporation |
| Lin, R.P. | ENERGETIC ELECTRONS ACCELERATED IN SOLAR PARTICLE EVENTS | UC Berkeley |
| Cohen, C.M.S. | THE ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION OF SOLAR ENERGETIC PARTICLES | Caltech |
| Popecki, M.A. | IONIC CHARGE STATE MEASUREMENTS IN SOLAR ENERGETIC PARTICLE EVENTS | Univ. of New Hampshire |
| Barghouty, N. | DYNAMIC SIMULATION OF SOLAR ENERGETIC IONS' EQUILIBRATION AND ACCELERATION | Caltech |
| Zank, G.P. | ANOMALOUS COSMIC RAY INJECTION, ACCELERATION, AND TRANSPORT | Bartol Research Institute |
| Jokipii, J.R. | HELIOSPHERIC ACCELERATION, TRANSPORT AND FRACTIONATION OF ANOMALOUS COSMIC RAYS | Univ. of Arizona |
| Steenberg, C. | THE MORPHOLOGY OF ANOMALOUS COSMIC RAYS IN THE OUTER HELIOSPHERE | Caltech |
| Hsieh, K. | IMAGING THE GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION OF ANOMALOUS COSMIC RAYS | Univ. of Arizona |
| Leske, R.A. | OBSERVATIONS OF ANOMALOUS COSMIC RAYS AT 1 AU | Caltech |
| Ellison, D.C. | SHOCK HEATING AND NONLINEAR COSMIC RAY PRODUCTION IN YOUNG SUPERNOVA REMNANTS | N. Carolina State Univ. |
| Lingenfelter, R. | COSMIC RAY ACCELERATION IN SUPERBUBBLES AND THE COMPOSITION OF COSMIC RAYS | UC San Diego |
| Wiedenbeck, M.E. | CONSTRAINTS ON COSMIC-RAY ACCELERATION AND TRANSPORT FROM ISOTOPE OBSERVATIONS | NASA/JPL |
| Ptuskin, V.S. | COSMIC RAY TRANSPORT IN THE GALAXY | IZMIRAN, Russia |
| Webber, W.R. | THE DIFFUSION OF COSMIC RAYS IN THE GALAXY - A MONTE CARLO APPROACH | New Mexico State University |
| Swordy, S. | THE COMPOSITION AND ENERGY SPECTRA OF HIGH ENERGY COSMIC RAYS | University of Chicago |
