Conference: GEOSCOPR Workshop - Geospace Exploration and Observation with Scientific COllaboration in Polar Regions, towards IPY 2032

该奖项支持关于极地地区科学合作的地球空间探索和观测的社区研讨会，该研讨会将为社区参与拟议的2032年国际极地年研究计划做好准备。讲习班的总主题是讨论地球空间科学在北极和南极地区的现状和前景，利用这些地理区域开展具体的高层大气学和地球空间研究项目。作为观测平台，极地地区的价值对这些领域的未来进展至关重要。讲习班将全面讨论太阳风-磁层耦合的基本方面，同时将特别侧重于在空间气象研究领域取得进展，并就太阳对气候变化的作用力进行讨论。由于北冰洋的存在，南极大陆的广阔提供了进入北方半球无法到达的一些地球空间区域的途径。（和国际性质）的目标：（1）确定每个国家在IPY-2032极地计划和各自SCAR活动中的高级别地球空间/空间天气研究目标;（2）通过了解每个国家极地方案的近期计划（飞行、穿越、船舶、新的深场仪器、观测基础设施等），解决现有科学资源和各自后勤的协调问题; (3)确定共同感兴趣的领域和新的国际合作;（4）在每个极地项目中倡导极地测量，并制定跨越多个国家/项目的各自研究项目/活动。本次研讨会的广泛影响为美国科学家参与极地观测系统，促进国际合作，并为下一代地球空间科学家提供与该领域领导者互动的机会。该讲习班将提供一个论坛，为空间气象研究和空间气候认识方面的统一科学事业制定蓝图。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命，并被认为值得通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估而获得支持。

This award supports a community workshop on the Geospace Exploration and Observation with Scientific Collaboration in Polar Regions, which will be preparing the community to participate in the proposed International Polar Year 2032 research program. The overarching theme of the workshop is to address the status and prospects of Geospace sciences in both the Arctic and Antarctic regions by using these geographical areas for specific aeronomy and geospace research projects. As observing platforms, the value of polar regions is critical to future progress in these fields. While fundamental aspects of the solar wind-magnetosphere coupling will be fully addressed, the workshop will focus specifically on making progress in the field of space weather research and hold discussions related to the solar forcing on climate change. The expanse of the Antarctic continent provides access to some geospace regions that cannot be reached in the Northern Hemisphere because of the Arctic Ocean presence.This workshop will focus on the following four overarching (and international by nature) goals: (1) Identify high level geospace/space weather research objectives in each country’s polar program towards IPY-2032 and respective SCAR activities; (2) Address coordination issues for available scientific resources and respective logistics by learning what near-term plans are for each country’s polar program (flights, traverses, ships, new deep-field instruments, observing infrastructure, etc.); (3) Define the areas of mutual interest and new international collaborations; and (4) Advocate for polar measurements in each polar program and develop respective research programs/campaigns that span multiple countries/programs.The broader impacts of this workshop provide better perspectives for the U.S. scientists to participate in the polar observing systems, promote international collaboration, and provide an opportunity for the next generation of geospace scientists to interact with leaders in the field. The workshop will provide a forum to develop a blueprint for a unified scientific enterprise in space weather research and space climate understanding.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.