05/02/2019

Thanks to support from the Yasme Foundation[1], the citizen scientist organization HamSCI[2] and Ham Radio 2.0 will share space and combine efforts at Dayton Hamvention? 2019, which is also the 2019 ARRL National Convention. Their displays will be in Building 4 (Volta), which is between the food trucks and the flea market.

The Ham Radio 2.0 area will serve to host a series of "booth talks" both by HamSCI presenters and presenters with a "2-point-0" perspective on operating and technology that looks to the future of ham radio. Presentations get under way at 10 AM on Friday and continue through 3 PM on Saturday.




Friday, 10 AM



HR 2.0



Moonbounce Via the MIT Remote Linked EME Station



Marty Sullaway, NN1C




Friday, 11 AM



HamSCI



New Directions in Sporadic-E Research



Bill Engelke, AB4EJ, U of Alabama




Friday, Noon



HR 2.0



Contesting with FT4 - Issues and Opportunities Going Forward



John Pescatore, K3TN




Friday, 1 PM



HamSCI



The Third Source of F2 Region Variability



Carl Luetzelschwab, K9LA




Friday, 2 PM



HR 2.0



How Real-Time Scoreboards Change Contesting



Victor Androsov, VA2WA




Friday, 3 PM



HamSCI



RBN & WSPRNet Response to September 2017 Solar Flares and Storms



Nathaniel Frissell, W2NAF, NJ Institute of Technology




Saturday, 10 AM



HR 2.0



Balloon Pico Races



Bill Brown, WB8ELK




Saturday, 11 AM



HamSCI



To Be Announced



 




Saturday, Noon



HR 2.0



Youth Contesting Program in North America



Jocelyn Brault, KD8VRX, and Bryant Rascoll, KG5HVO




Saturday, 1 PM



HamSCI



Propagation on 630 and 2200 Meters



Carl Luetzelschwab, K9LA




Saturday, 2 PM



HR 2.0



SOTA and New Methods of Portable Operating



Paula Uscian, K9IR




Saturday, 3 PM



HamSCI



HF Satellite Observations of Field Day



Gareth Perry, NJ Institute of Technology



In addition to the presentations, the Ham Radio 2.0 area will be home to a mini-booth staffed by members of the Young Amateurs Radio Club (YARC[3]) and the Young Contesters Program (YC[4]P) that is associated with the European Youngsters On The Air (YOTA) program. It's an opportunity to get acquainted with radio amateurs doing interesting things in interesting places.

HamSCI also will offer the HamSCI Forum Saturday, 9:15 - 10:30 AM (Forum Room 4).




9:15 AM



What is HamSCI?



Nathaniel Frissell, W2NAF



New Jersey Insititute of Technology




9:20 AM



Ionospheric Disturbances at Dawn, Dusk, and During the 2017 Eclipse[5]



Steve Cerwin, WA5FRF



HamSCI




9:35 AM



IonTV: Using WWV Timing Reference Signals to Observe Ionospheric Variation[6]



Phil Erickson, W1PJE



MIT Haystack Observatory




9:50 AM



Sudden Ionospheric Disturbances (SIDs) and Personal Space Weather Stations[7]



Ethan Grace and George Lemaster, WB5OYP



HamSCI




10:05 AM



Update on Personal Space Weather Station & SDR Hardware[8]



Scotty Cowling, WA2DFI



TAPR



Full details[9] are on the HamSCI website

 


[1] http://www.yasme.org/
[2] http://www.hamsci.org/
[3] https://yarc.world/
[4] https://yarc.world/ycp/
[5] http://hamsci.org/publications/ionospheric-disturbances-dawn-dusk-and-during-2017-eclipse-1
[6] http://hamsci.org/publications/iontv-using-wwv-timing-reference-signals-observe-ionospheric-variation-0
[7] http://hamsci.org/publications/sudden-ionospheric-disturbances-sids-and-personal-space-weather-stations-0
[8] http://hamsci.org/publications/update-personal-space-weather-station-sdr-hardware
[9] http://hamsci.org/hamvention-2019-hamsci-team

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