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Space Weather Observatory to Monitor Ionosphere

Galen Doser Kimberly Doyle Soham Ghosh Matthew Marsh. Space Weather Observatory to Monitor Ionosphere. Project Description. Implement Space Weather Observatory at RIT Set up antennas on campus to get a 3-dimensional view of the particles in the ionosphere

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Space Weather Observatory to Monitor Ionosphere

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  1. Galen Doser Kimberly Doyle SohamGhosh Matthew Marsh Space Weather Observatory to Monitor Ionosphere

  2. Project Description • Implement Space Weather Observatory at RIT • Set up antennas on campus to get a 3-dimensional view of the particles in the ionosphere • Collect data, interpret what is happening • Collaborate with other space weather monitoring systems and figure out how to anticipate a space weather storm

  3. Deliverables Status • By the end of MSD I the antennas will be placed throughout the RIT campus and the Command Center will be functional and analysis of system will have begun • MSD II will focus on the Command Center. It will become fully operational and will be capable of interacting with other systems monitoring space weather

  4. Key Challenges • Weather resistant cover for antennas • Antenna obstructions • Setting up a command center • Interpreting data, finding correlations • Linking into other systems monitoring space weather

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