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Intersection of AI and Space Science and student outreach programs in NOAA
SMART Talk by Rob Redmond on February 2023
Overview of Japanese Magnetometer Network and Research
SMART Talk by Masahito Nosé on November 2022
Space Science in the Commercial Sector
Space Science in the Commercial Sector
From Discovery to Pioneering
SMART Talk by Jen Gannon on May 2022
Overview of USGS Goemagnetism
Overview of USGS Goemagnetism
Operations and Research
Operations and Research
SMART Talk by Josh Rigler on March 2022
An introduction to space weather and affordable commercial magnetometers for citizen science.
SMART Educational Event in April 2021
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Starting from June 2020, the Surface Magnetic Assessment in Real Time (SMART) Network aims to form an array of 14 UCLA ground-based magnetometer stations across the US. The project science objective is focused on using magnetic field measurements for magnetoseismic investigations, and these ground-based magnetometer data will also be useful for the public to study a wide variety of geospace science topics.
Broader impacts include training students in magnetic field measurements and geospace science, providing outreach activities to schools hosting SMART systems, and providing SMART magnetometer data collected in the contiguous US to the public.
On our Youtube page, you can find recordings of educational events related to space weather, magnetometer usage, and other science topics, as well as recordings of our monthly SMART Talks with featured speakers.
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