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David Sibeck
NASA/GSFCMeeting roles in:
A Machine Learning-based Model of the Terrestrial Exospheric Emission Using Lyman-Alpha Radiance Data Acquired by NASA's TWINS Mission
Three-dimensional reconstruction of the terrestrial exospheric H density distributions using images acquired at the Lagrangian point 1 and a statistical approach.
Evidence for the Saturation of the Reconnection Rate at the Magnetopause during Strongly Southward Interplanetary Magnetic Field and High Solar Wind Pressure Conditions
A Large Scale Survey Quantifying Energy Flux Across the Dayside Magnetopause Utilizing in-situ Measurements from the MMS Spacecraft
A New X-line Model: Comparison to MHD Magnetic Separator
EMIC Wave Generation and Properties under Different Solar Wind Drivers in the Outer Radiation Belt Region
EMIC Wave Generation and Properties under Different Solar Wind Drivers in the Outer Radiation Belt Region
Multi-Spacecraft Investigation of Energetic Particle Transport from the Plasma Sheet to Inner Magnetosphere During Consecutive Substorms
Enhanced Radiation at Aviation Altitudes
Evidence that polar cap potential does not saturate with solar wind driving
Remote Gyrosensing of the Earth's Bow Shock
Exploring Cross Polar Cap Potential in Global Simulation of the Gannon Storm
The May 2024 Storm: dayside magnetopause and cusps in simulated soft X-Rays
Implementation of a Regression Model for Ion Fluxes in the Low-Altitude Earth's Northern Cusp Using In-Situ DMSP/SSJ Data and a Residual Neural Network
Influence of Space Weather on Solar-Terrestrial Interactions I Poster
Observations of an Unusual Reconnection Event on 3 January 2020
IMPACT OF LONG PERIODS OF HIGH DENSITY SOLAR WIND ON DAYSIDE AURORA
Dayside Magnetic Reconnection During Various IMF Configurations from Pre-Magnetic through Post-Magnetic Noon
Evolution of North-South Aligned Dayside Auroral Arcs
Ionospheric Anatomy of a Hot Flow Anomaly
Origin of Throat Aurora and the PMAF Connection
Auroral Electrojets Under Pressure: Multi-Event Analysis of Substorm Onset and Current System Diversity
Distance-Dependent Spectra of Magnetic and Plasma Fluctuations Upstream of Earth's Bow Shock
Influence of Space Weather on Solar-Terrestrial Interactions II Oral
Investigation of ion fluxes in the high-to-low altitude cusp and their response to solar wind conditions using a machine learning approach
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