Speaker
Mr
Taran Warnock
(University of Saskatchewan)
Description
The OSIRIS instrument has now operated for over 20 years beyond its original two year lifetime and there are no technical reasons why it will not continue to operate for at least the next few years. The Team associated with this Canadian built instrument was part of the initial consortium of scientists that pioneered the concept of these ongoing Limb Workshops. This presentation will summarize the history of OSIRIS and outline some of the many scientific accomplishments made possible with OSIRIS data. It will also give an update on the current status of OSIRIS and introduce the community to some of the new OSIRIS Team.
Primary author
Mr
Taran Warnock
(University of Saskatchewan)
Co-authors
Adam Bourassa
(University of Saskatchewan)
Daniel Zawada
(University of Saskatchewan)
Doug Degenstein
(University of Saskatchewa)
Kimberlee Dube
(University of Saskatchewan)
Nicholas Lloyd
(University Of Saskatchewan)
