Fall AGU 2025 Meeting

The following table lists presentations at the Fall AGU meeting this year from some of our former and current PIs. Steven Christe will be attending AGU and will be handing out our updated flyer.

DayTimePlacePresentation TitlePI
Monday 12/1510:30 AM – 11 AM283-285 (NOLA CC)Prototyping and Design Advances for Debris and meteoroid ENvironment Sensor (DENTS): an Instrument for In-Situ Small Debris Detection and Characterization of the Near-Spacecraft Environment Following Hypervelocity Impacts

Lightsheet Anomaly Resolution and Debris Observation (LARADO) Test Results and Pre-Launch Update
David Malaspina

Andy Nicholas
2:15 PM – 5:45 PMHall EFG (Poster Hall) (NOLA CC)Multiscale Signatures of the Feedback-Unstable Ionosphere Alfvén Resonator: Observations from the ACES-II Sounding Rockets and a First Look from TRACERS David Miles
Lunar Orbiting Observatory for Neutron Spectrometry (LOONS)Georgia de Nolfo
SONTRAC Neutron Path Reconstruction, Physics-Informed Machine LearningGeorgia de Nolfo
Tuesday 12/168:30 AM – 12 PMHall EFG (Poster Hall) (NOLA CC)Initial Results of TRACERS MAGnetometers for Innovation and Capability Technology Demonstration (MAGIC) Technology Demonstration David Miles
The TRACERS Small Explorers Mission 
3:05 PM – 3:15 PM

4:15 PM – 4:25 PM
280-282 (NOLA CC) SM23B-06Magnetic Characterization and Interference Mitigation for the TRACERS Mission

The Space Weather Observations at Lagrange 1 (SOL), Solar Wind Plasma Sensor (SWiPS) – TRL-6 Demo-prototype design and Calibration Results
David Miles

Chris Mouikis
4:25 PM – 4:35 PMA Miniature Solar WInd Sensor (MSWIS) for future low-cost, constellation, and deep-space missionsKeiichi Ogasawara
5:05 PM – 5:15 PMA high geometric factor spectrometer for fast plasma measurements on future missionsDhiren Kataria
5:25 PM -5:35 PMEvolving plasma sensors for future measurements of Earth’s magnetospheric cold plasmaJustin Lee
Wednesday 12/178:30 AM – 12 PMHall EFG (Poster Hall) (NOLA CC)Fluxgate Magnetometers New Core Material Experimentation and Performance David Miles
ICON/MIGHTI as a Probe of O-Atom Green Line Emission and DensityKostas Kalogerakis
New Model of the CO215 µm Cooling of the Mesosphere and Lower ThermosphereKostas Kalogerakis
Developing HERT: Instrument Bench Testing and Beam Testing via Beta Ray Spectrometer with a Sr90/Y90 Radiation SourceHong Zhao
Pushing CubeSat Limits to Investigate High-Energy Electron Acceleration in Earth’s radiation beltsHong Zhao
2:15 PM – 5:45 PMHall EFG (Poster Hall) (NOLA CC)The Upcoming ICI-5bis Sounding Rocket for Magnetometer Investigations into Alfvén Waves and Electron Precipitation David Miles
Thursday 12/182:28 PM – 2:39 PM286-287 (NOLA CC)Development of the Suprathermal Particle and Relativistic Electron Magnetic Spectrometer (SuPREMeS)Drew Turner
3:12-3:23An Overview of the Measuring Directivity to Determine Electron Anisotropy (MeDDEA) instrument on the PADRE CubeSat ObservatorySteven Christe
2:15 PM – 5:45 pmHall EFG (Poster Hall) (NOLA CC)Teaching Old Rockets New Tricks: A Reanalysis of Nightglow Emission ObservationsKostas Kalogerakis
Friday 12/198:30 AM – 12 PMHall EFG (Poster Hall) (NOLA CC)Progress on MEGA-H: An Ultra-Wide-Field Camera for Heliophysics ApplicationsJosh Eskin