Talks and presentations
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April 26, 2023
Talk, Austria Center Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Abstract: Mirror modes are large amplitude, non-propagating compressive structures often observed in the magnetosheath. They appear in the form of quasi-sinusoidal oscillations in the magnetic field, with clear magnetic dropouts (‘dips’) or enhancements (‘peaks’). Mirror modes are usually accompanied by a corresponding, anticorrelated signature in plasma density. Typically, the growth of mirror mode fluctuations is triggered when magnetized plasma traverses the bow shock (BS) or draping of the magnetic field around the magnetopause (MP), producing anisotropic ion distribution functions in a high plasma β environment.
January 25, 2023
Talk, Queen Mary University of London Graduate Centre, London, UK
Abstract: A tutorial style presentation on calculating plasma moments from spacecraft data for the London Space Plasma Meeting at Queen Mary University of London.
December 15, 2022
Talk, McCormick Place Convention Center Chicago, Chicago, US
Abstract: We performed statistical characterisation of mirror mode waves (MMW) in Saturn’s magnetosheath based on Cassini observations.
July 20, 2022
Talk, Online - Astrobiology and Planetary Exploration (APEX) seminars, London, UK
Abstract: We utilize data from the CAPS and MAG instruments onboard Cassini spacecraft to present a algorithms for automatic bow shock and magnetopause boundary detection.
July 20, 2022
Talk, International Conference Centre - Megaron Athens Concert Hall, Athens, Greece
Abstract: We utilize data from the CAPS and MAG instruments onboard Cassini spacecraft to present a algorithms for automatic bow shock and magnetopause boundary detection.
December 07, 2021
Talk, Online - Machine Learning for Planetary and Space Physics (ML4PSP) seminars, London, UK
Abstract: We utilize data from the CAPS and MAG instruments onboard Cassini spacecraft to present a algorithms for automatic bow shock and magnetopause boundary detection.
