US-Korea Planning Visit - World Class University Project in Space Science

摘要提案编号：OISE-0948238主要研究者：Robert Lin机构： 加州伯克利大学 美韩规划访问：世界级大学空间科学项目拟议的规划访问将支持PI，四名高级科学家，一名初级科学家和三名来自加州大学伯克利分校的研究生前往韩国庆熙大学，目的是与世界级大学空间科学项目建立强有力的长期研究合作。 合作的美国部分是CINEMA CubeSat使命。 该项目涉及为太阳、日光层、磁层物理学以及月球和行星科学的下一代空间使命开发新型小型仪器和航天器。 合作者将开发CINEMA（离子，中性，电子，磁场立方体卫星）项目，利用由伦敦帝国理工学院开发的磁力计，作为NSF？的CubeSat程序。更广泛的影响UCB/SSL和KHU的合作将建立新的实验空间仪器在KHU的能力，提供培训和实践经验，在空间等离子体物理为UCB和KHU的学生。 UCB和KHU的学生也将与ICL的学生一起工作。 来自波多黎各的学生也将参与CINEMA的开发和运营，以扩大代表性不足的学生对空间系统研究和国际合作项目的参与。

AbstractProposal Number: OISE-0948238Principal Investigator: Robert LinInstitution: University of California, BerkeleyTitle: US-Korea Planning Visit: World Class University Project in Space ScienceThe proposed planning visit will support the PI, four senior scientists, one junior scientist and three graduate students from the University of California, Berkeley, to travel to Kyung-Hee University in South Korea, for the purposes of establishing a strong, long-standing research collaboration in conjunction with the World Class University Project in Space Science. Part of the US component of the collaboration is the CINEMA CubeSat Mission. Intellectual Merits This project involves the development of new miniaturized instruments and spacecraft for the next generation of space mission in solar, heliospheric, magnetospheric physics, as well as in lunar and planetary science. The collaborators will develop the CINEMA (Cubesat for Ion, Neutral, Electron, Magnetic field) project, utilizing a magnetometer developed by Imperial College of London, as part of NSF?s CubeSat program. Broader ImpactsUCB/SSL and KHU working together will build up new experimental space instrumentation capability at KHU, provide training and hands-on experience in space plasma physics for both UCB and KHU students. UCB and KHU students will also work with students at ICL. Students from the Inter American University of Puerto Rico (IAUPR) will also participate in the development and operation of CINEMA, to broaden participation of underrepresented students in space systems research and in international collaborative projects.