NOTE: Observers are responsible for ensuring that 1) observing plans are prepared and communicated to WHI, 2) observing proposals are submitted (if necessary), 3) the observations are executed, and 4) the data are made available via internet to be linked to the main WHI web pages.

IF you answered yes to the last question, please answer the following:

Indicate the Observatory (Instrument, Spacecraft, etc.):

Instrument Web Site (with information about the instrument, no personal home pages please):
Type of Observation (e.g. All-sky auroral camera; solar magnetograph; in-situ magnetic field; energetic particle measurements):

Coverage for WHI (e.g. All-sky auroral camera over Fairbanks, Alaska; full-disk longitudinal solar magnetic field; energetic particle measurements from 50 keV - 10 MeV):

Observation Location for WHI (If ground-based, Geographic Latitude & Longitude and City/Country. If space-based, location in space where the spacecraft will be during WHI):

Observation Plans for WHI (Please include relevant information to properly characterize the observations, such as times of observation, cadence, energies/wave band/filter, field of view/sampling location):

Sample Data File (to help other participants and data coordinators prepare --Please provide web/ftp address):

Sample Image/Plot (to help other participants and data coordinators prepare -- Please provide web/ftp address):

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Will you be providing Modeling support for WHI: Yes No
Note: Modelers are responsible for 1) determining the observation support required for their models, 2) ensuring that the proper observation support is available for the model, 3) making model outputs and forecasts available if necessary for observation planning, and 4) producing full model output after WHI to be linked to the main WHI web site.

IF you answered yes to the last question, then provide the following:

Model Name:

Model Web Site (with information about the model, no personal home pages please):

Type of Model (i.e. nightside ionospheric particle transport, solar force-free magnetic field):

Model Coverage (i.e. Earth dawn-to-dusk sector from 100 to 500 km, Sun from photosphere to .5 solar radii):

Sample Model Output (to help other participants prepare--Please provide web/ftp address):

Sample Model Image or Plot (to help other participants prepare--Please provide web/ftp address):

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Will you be assisting with Data Coordination: Yes No
Note: Data coordinators are responsible for 1) identifying observations that are missing from the WHI campaign and working to fill those gaps, 2) providing or improving interfaces to store and locate WHI data, 3) determining the best means to review and analyze multiple sources of data.

If you answered yes to the last question, then provide the following:

Data Service (e.g. if you work with a data service or virtual observatory):

Data Service Website:

Type of Service (e.g. locate data, analysis software, compiler of multiple types of data):

Types of or Sources of Data you'll be coordinating:

Organizational Affiliation (for example, if you are willing to serve as a WHI contact for CAWSES, IAU, CEDAR, etc., please list the organization):

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If you have other WHI research goals not covered by the above, please list them here:

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