Location: Phillips Auditorium, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for
Astrophysics
Address: 60 Garden Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
Date: Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Time: 10:30 am - 4:10 pm
Meeting Overview
This meeting will be on "Magnetic Reconnection in the Solar
Atmosphere" and will include topics such as solar flares, coronal mass
ejection (CME) current sheets, and coronal/chromospheric jets.
Schedule
The schedule for the meeting is below. Talks for the meeting have now
been posted.
Directions
Phillips Auditorium is located at the 60 Garden Street facility of the
Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, near the Harvard and
Porter Square stations on the MBTA's red line. Directions to the CfA
are available here, and
a map of the building is available here.
Parking
All cars parked in Observatory lots at 60 Garden Street during
business hours (8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.) must display a parking permit.
You may purchase parking permits at the CfA on the day of the meeting,
or online prior to the meeting. Permits are subject to availability
and are $13 for an 8 hour permit, $8 for a 4 hour permit, and $4 for a
2 hour permit. We recommend arriving early, and carpooling or taking
mass transit if possible.
Day of Meeting: Parking permits can be obtained at the Harvard
College Observatory (HCO) Administrative Office, located in B-115.
There will be signs posted to aid you in finding your way to the HCO
office. At the HCO office you will need to
pay by cash or check (no credit cards allowed). You will then need to
place the permit in your car.
Online: Full-day parking permits can be purchased online
prior to the meeting with a credit card. On the left side of the
page, click "Online Tools." Click "One-Day Online Permit." At the
bottom of the page, click "Visitor" if you are not a Harvard employee.
Visitors must register, so click on "Click Here to Register" and fill
out log-in information and your personal profile. Then follow the
directions on the screen. You will need to choose "Observatory" as
the department and use 2018 as the code. Once you completed the
process of purchasing the permit online, print out a copy of the
receipt and place it on your dashboard.
About NESSC
The New England Space Science
Consortium (NESSC) includes solar, space, and heliospheric
physicists from a variety of institutions including Boston College,
Boston University, the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics,
MIT, and the University of New Hampshire. Workshops are held several
times per year on topics of interest to the local space science
community.
To sign up for the NESSC email list, go here.
Symposium Organizers
This event is organized by:
Nick Murphy (CfA)
Kelly Korreck (CfA)
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