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SUMMARY:Mars Climate Modeling Center (MCMC) Virtual Modeling Tutorial
DESCRIPTION:The Mars Climate Modeling Center at NASA Ames Research Center will host a virtual modeling tutorial January 26-29\, 2027. \nThe tutorial will contain three parts. \nThe first part will focus on teaching users how to interact with and download model output using the MCMC’s Model Webserver\, an online tool that interfaces with publicly available Mars GCM output on the NAS Data Portal. \nThe second part guides users through analyzing model output with the Community Analysis Pipeline (CAP)\, an open-source python-based analysis toolkit accessed via the command line. \nThe third part will delve into the FV3-based Mars GCM\, explaining how to download\, install\, set up\, and run the model for custom simulations. The tutorial will include lectures and hands-on sessions using the Science Cloud: https://smce.nasa.gov/ \nAccess to the Science Cloud will be provided. Students\, teachers\, and researchers with a range of numerical modeling experiences are encouraged to participate. The number of participants we can accommodate is limited to 25\, and we will be accepting registrants on a first-come-first-served basis. \nMore information and registration are available at: https://forms.gle/g1omzM9BjscfPXRH7 \nLearn more about the MCMC here: https://tinyurl.com/yc2v27fb \nContact us here with any questions or comments: https://forms.gle/NUuAt1avKrqG6Aiq7
URL:https://astrobiology.com/event/mars-climate-modeling-center-mcmc-virtual-modeling-tutorial/
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SUMMARY:First Landing Site Workshop: SkyFall Mission To Mars
DESCRIPTION:February 9-10\, 2027\, Virtual \nYou are invited to participate in the First Landing Site Workshop (LSW) for the SkyFall mission to Mars. \nThe virtual workshop will be held February 9-10\, 2027\, and will be the first of two science-focused workshops to identify potential landing sites and adjacent exploration zones of high scientific value that satisfy the engineering constraints imposed by the project and spacecraft design. \nGiven the rapid development cadence of the SkyFall mission\, the LSW process will necessarily be abbreviated compared to those of prior missions\, though the Mars Exploration Program and SkyFall project are committed to using the available time and resources to maximize science value in the selection of landing site. \nPrior to the First Landing Site Workshop\, individuals and self-organized groups are encouraged to identify potential landing sites for preliminary assessment by the SkyFall team. \nInformation on how to submit potential sites may be found in the SkyFall Mission Information Package \nIndividuals/teams that propose a site that satisfies engineering constraints and demonstrates promising science value will be invited to present their site at the First LSW.
URL:https://astrobiology.com/event/first-landing-site-workshop-skyfall-mission-to-mars/
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