Recent results from Boston University Paul Withers and Majd Matta With contributions from Michael Mendillo, Anthony Lollo, Joei Wroten,

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Recent results from Boston University Paul Withers and Majd Matta With contributions from Michael Mendillo, Anthony Lollo, Joei Wroten, Robert Pratt, Jeffrey Russo MEX Workshop Max Planck ISSR, Katlenburg-Lindau, Germany

Overview White paper on Mars ionosphere Review article on Mars ionosphere Ionospheric effects on radio signals Simulations of simultaneous MGS and MEX radio occultations Simulations of solar flares NASA wants to give you money (MAVEN)

White paper on Mars ionosphere Community contribution to NASA Decadal Survey, thank you to co-authors 1) Please don’t cancel MAVEN 2) Please extend MAVEN 3) Ionospheric science should not end with MAVEN

GPS range error General case Chapman layer

Signal attenuation results SZA = 0 degrees, OZA = 0 degrees Extend from normal ionosphere to disturbed ionosphere, including MARSIS surface blackouts

10 Dec 2005 – MGS at 67N, MEX at 36S What model parameters reproduce both observations well?

Simulated ionosphere for solar flare Flare peak at 13:49 (green) Observation at 14:16 (blue) Next steps: Compare model with data Optimize model inputs Are optimized inputs like the atmosphere, electron temperatures, secondary ionization realistic?

MAVEN Critical Data Products mepag.jpl.nasa.gov/cdp/ 3 page proposals due 1 March A rare case where NASA $ can flow to Europe

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10 Dec 2005 – MGS at 67N, MEX at 36S What model parameters reproduce both observations well?