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Among the presenters were the following University of Scranton graduate students and their topics: Cuong Nguyen , Ashley, who is pursuing a master’s degree in software engineering, “Software Development for the Grape Personal Space Weather Station, V2;” Diego Sanchez , Basking Ridge, New Jersey, who is pursuing a master’s degree in software engineering, “Climatology of Large-Scale Traveling Ionospheric Disturbances Observed with 14 MHz Amateur Radio Using a Novel Automated Detection Technique;” and Nicholas Guerra, Scranton, who is pursuing a master’s degree in software engineering, “Integration & Validation of a Standardized Library and File Format for PyDARNMUSIC and DARNtids: Migrating from Legacy Pickle Files to HDF5 and Implementing a Comprehensive Testing Suite.” Additionally, seven undergraduate students presented on the following topics: Alexandros Papadopoulos , Scotrun, a computer engineering major, “Analysis of the HamSCI Solar Eclipse High Frequency Time Difference of Arrival Experiment Observations Using Automated Techniques;” Rebecca Potter , Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey, a physics and philosophy double major, “How Do We Put a HamSCI Personal Space Weather Station in America?” and “Electron Thermionic Emission and Tunnelling Transport in Spherically Symmetric Charged Grains in Dusty Plasmas;” Gerard Piccini , Monroe Township, New Jersey, an electrical engineering major, “A Low-Cost, Low-Power Chirp Ionosonde for Studying Eclipse Ionospheric Impacts;” James Fox , Hillsborough, New Jersey, a computer science and mathematical sciences double major, “Southern Hemisphere MSTID Response to a Sudden Stratospheric Warming Observed by the Falkland Islands SuperDARN Radar

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