[Latinmag] Planetary magnetic fields and geomagnetic secular variation at IAGA-IASPEI 2021, 21-27 August

[Brown, William J.]

Dear colleagues,

A final notice to please consider submitting an abstract to the following session at the upcoming IAGA-IASPEI virtual assembly:

Joint Scientific Assembly, IAGA-IASPEI 2021, 21-27 AUGUST 2021
Abstract Deadline - 15 April, 2021
http://iaga-iaspei-india2021.in/abstract-submission.html

Session Title: IAGA Div. V, D2 Planetary magnetic fields and geomagnetic secular variation

Invited Speakers: Kumiko Hori (Kobe University/University of Leeds), Rona Oran (MIT), Richard Bono (University of Liverpool)

Session Description: Magnetic fields are an intrinsic part of many planetary bodies, including Earth, the study of which informs us of an array of processes and properties. These fields may influence studies of planetary cores, mantles, crusts, oceans, ionospheres and magnetospheres. Planetary magnetic fields operate across a wide range of temporal and spatial scales, of which the secular variations generated by dynamo processes are of particular interest: past, present and future. Observations of these magnetic fields may be contemporaneously observed at the surface, within the atmosphere, or by satellite orbit or fly-by, or derived historically from analysis of various materials. This session aims to cover studies of observations of planetary magnetic fields and their time changes, the incorporation of these data into models, and the theory underpinning these phenomena. A particular focus will be geomagnetic secular variation throughout Earth history and the pressing questions being raised by the wealth of recent observations of Earth and other bodies, as well as rapidly improving geodynamo models.

Logistics: The meeting will be online, oral presentations can be real time or pre-recorded. Sessions will be scheduled conveniently for as many time zones as possible and online interaction with recorded talks and posters will be available.

On behalf of the session conveners,
William Brown, Chris Finlay, Sanja Panovska, Katia Pinheiro, Swarandeep Sahoo, Ingo Wardinski

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