WHY ATTEND? The age of interdisciplinary science is here!
Observing The Frontier 2018 Conference is a forum that brings together disconnected sectors of the scientific community to promote a basic understanding of the whole - topics include solar activity, earth changes, earthquake forecasting, space weather and its effects on human health, and more! We'll be presenting NEW speakers & presentations, panels, fun breakout sessions including displays/exhibits, a student workshop and opportunities to connect with like minded observers!
1/31 Online Registration is CLOSED. You may register on site Saturday morning!
CLICK HERE FOR STUDENT SESSION INFORMATION
Observing The Frontier 2018 Conference is a forum that brings together disconnected sectors of the scientific community to promote a basic understanding of the whole - topics include solar activity, earth changes, earthquake forecasting, space weather and its effects on human health, and more! We'll be presenting NEW speakers & presentations, panels, fun breakout sessions including displays/exhibits, a student workshop and opportunities to connect with like minded observers!
1/31 Online Registration is CLOSED. You may register on site Saturday morning!
CLICK HERE FOR STUDENT SESSION INFORMATION
SPEAKERS
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FEATURING:
Joan Burkepile Project Scientist High Altitude Observatory Mauna Loa Solar Observatory Dr. Adrian D'Amico Chief of Emergency Medicine VA Health Systems Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh Dr. Lisa Upton Solar Physicist NSF Postdoctoral Fellow, High Altitude Observatory |
RETURNING SPEAKERS:
Eugene Bagashov Joint Institute for Power and Nuclear Research - SOSNY Dr. Michael Clarage SAFIRE Project Adrian D'Amico Space Weather News Ben Davidson Space Weather News Dr. August Dunning CalTech Tony Rango Fly on the Wall Podcast ....check back for more updates! |
SCHEDULE
SUBJECT TO CHANGE
CONFERENCE PRICING
ON SITE GENERAL ADMISSION $129.00
Includes:
- Access to Welcome Reception Friday night
- Breakfast Saturday & Sunday
- Open Social Hour Saturday Night
- Access to General Presentations & Breakout Sessions
- Access to Welcome Reception Friday night
- Breakfast Saturday & Sunday
- Open Social Hour Saturday Night
- Access to General Presentations & Breakout Sessions
CHECK OUR FACEBOOK PAGE FOR UPDATES!
LOCATION
Crowne Plaza Albuquerque Hotel & Resort (Downtown) - 1901 University Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87102
Please identify yourself with Space Weather News/Observing The Frontier 2018 - call 844-356-6178 to make your reservations!
Please identify yourself with Space Weather News/Observing The Frontier 2018 - call 844-356-6178 to make your reservations!
CANCELLATION POLICY
Cancellations before/on December 1, 2017 will receive a full refund minus a $20 processing fee.
Cancellations after December 1, 2017 will receive a full refund minus a $50 processing fee.
Registration cancellations after January 1, 2018 will not be eligible for a refund.
Cancellations after December 1, 2017 will receive a full refund minus a $50 processing fee.
Registration cancellations after January 1, 2018 will not be eligible for a refund.
TESTIMONIALS FROM OTF 2017
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Observing The Frontier will leave you with plenty of new ideas to think about! - Debra D.
My biggest takeaway is now knowing the broad spectrum of humanity that comprises this community, it would appear that the focus on the expansion of knowledge is paramount; I saw all walks of life come together in that pursuit. Truly eye opening! Chad E. Observing The Frontier has effectively shifted my worldview. I was impressed by the comprehensive and interrelated spectrum of science presented. The body of work presented at OTF 2017 amazes and deeply resonates with me. - Jenny L. |
OTF is one of the most eye-opening scientific experiences I have ever had. To hear presentations by such passionate researchers created an amazing forum for connecting many dots for many people. I have never seen such an engaged audience. I will be back, count on it. - Austin P.
Enlightening. Stimulating. Friendly atmosphere. - Phil S. I am impressed with the importance of citizen science- and having a forum for scientists to present new ideas! -Ananda S. I am so inspired by this conference. The science experiments were fascinating! - Roxanne S. |
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS - OTF 2017
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BIG THANKS to...
Our speakers: Eugene Bagashov, Joint Institute for Power and Nuclear Research - Sosny Dr. Michael Clarage, SAFIRE Project Ben Davidson, Space Weather News Dr. August Dunning, CalTech, Material Science Tony Rango, FOTW Podcast Dr. Pierre-Marie Robitaille, The Ohio State University (Radiology) David Talbott, The Thunderbolts Project Special Guests: Adrian D'Amico and Billy Yelverton |
Congratulations to the student winners of our Art and Essay Contest- Faris, Iliam and Khyren!
Faris won 7 awards with his presentation "The Correlation Between Solar Coronal Hole Occurences and the Formation of Tropical Cyclones"!
Faris won 7 awards with his presentation "The Correlation Between Solar Coronal Hole Occurences and the Formation of Tropical Cyclones"!
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Conference Director: Katherine Davidson
Volunteers: Ann, Mark, Ryann, Joshua, Laura, Bo, Erica Video Footage: Mark Law Relaxation Sessions: Lisa Gongster, Brian Lucchesi Learners Chess Academy for providing chess sets Chess Trophy: Aurora Borealis Glassworks LLC |
DEFENDING CHAMPION: J. Gannon
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PHOTOS - OTF 2017
Have photos to submit? Send them to Kat@ObservatoryProject.com
Photos from our previous OTF conferences (Pittsburgh, PA and Phoenix, AZ):
Comments from previous conferences:
Presenters and presentations in Pittsburgh were awesome. That energy is rippling towards all 0bservers in the alert community, and more. - T. Nehrbauer
Fantastic Conference. Learned so much. Thank you for putting this together. All the speakers were fantastic. This was a great event for learning and meeting with like-minded people. - T. Tidwell
Meeting the FOTW guys was a blast! The speakers were awesome! I was pleasantly surprised by how friendly and approachable the speakers were. Talking with other 0bservers was the most fun of all. I had planned to attend only the Pittsburgh conference, but I had such a great time I am going to Phoenix. - D. Hindle
Getting a chance to interact with the presenters was a highlight…great sense of community. Feelings of inspiration. - J. Duggan
The presenters gave meaningful presentations on observations and data on the magnetic-electric universe. It was eye-opening and more people should know about this data, regardless of opinion. - K. Gamleah
Presenters and presentations in Pittsburgh were awesome. That energy is rippling towards all 0bservers in the alert community, and more. - T. Nehrbauer
Fantastic Conference. Learned so much. Thank you for putting this together. All the speakers were fantastic. This was a great event for learning and meeting with like-minded people. - T. Tidwell
Meeting the FOTW guys was a blast! The speakers were awesome! I was pleasantly surprised by how friendly and approachable the speakers were. Talking with other 0bservers was the most fun of all. I had planned to attend only the Pittsburgh conference, but I had such a great time I am going to Phoenix. - D. Hindle
Getting a chance to interact with the presenters was a highlight…great sense of community. Feelings of inspiration. - J. Duggan
The presenters gave meaningful presentations on observations and data on the magnetic-electric universe. It was eye-opening and more people should know about this data, regardless of opinion. - K. Gamleah
Thanks for visiting!Questions?
Kat@ObservatoryProject.com |
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