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\title{In Memoriam of Editor Jennifer L. Gannon}



\author[1]{Noé Lugaz}%
\author[1]{Delores Knipp}%
\author[1]{Steven Morley}%
\author[1]{Huixin Liu}%
\author[1]{Michael A. Hapgood}%
\author[1]{Brett Carter}%
\author[1]{Shasha Zou}%
\author[1]{Jiuhou Lei}%
\author[1]{Daniel Welling}%
\affil[1]{Affiliation not available}%


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  \date{June 01, 2024}


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Dr. Jennifer Gannon passed away suddenly on 2024 May 2 in Greenbelt, MD.
Dr. Gannon had served as an editor for the \emph{Space Weather} journal
since April 2019, and she was the longest-serving editor on the current
board, having started under the previous editor-in-chief, Dr. Delores
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No\selectlanguage{ngerman}é Lugaz\textsuperscript{1}*, Delores Knipp\textsuperscript{2}, Steven
K. Morley\textsuperscript{3}, Huixin Liu\textsuperscript{4}, Mike
Hapgood\textsuperscript{5}, Brett Carter\textsuperscript{6}, Shasha
Zou\textsuperscript{8}, Jiuhou Lei\textsuperscript{7}, Dan
Welling\textsuperscript{8}

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\textsuperscript{1 Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space
Department of Physics and Astronomy University of New Hampshire}

\textsuperscript{2 University of Colorado Boulder Smead Aerospace
Engineering Sciences Department}

\textsuperscript{3 Space Science and Applications (ISR-1) Los Alamos
National Laboratory}

\textsuperscript{4 Dept. of Earth and Planetary Science Faculty of
Science Kyushu University}

\textsuperscript{5 Visiting Scientist, RAL Space}

\textsuperscript{6 SPACE Research Centre School of Science RMIT
University}

\textsuperscript{7 University of Science and Technology of China}

\textsuperscript{8 Department of Climate and Space Sciences and
Engineering (CLaSP) University of Michigan}

\textsuperscript{* corresponding author,
\href{mailto:noe.lugaz@unh.edu}{\nolinkurl{noe.lugaz@unh.edu}}}

\textsuperscript{}\textbf{}

Dr Gannon was a leading figure in understanding geomagnetically induced
currents (GICs), and ground-based magnetic field disturbance and had
scientific expertise that also included radiation belt electron dynamics
and geomagnetic storms. Over the years, this enabled her to guide close
to 200 unique manuscripts through the review and revision process for
the journal. She also wrote several editorials for the Space Weather
Quarterly, showcasing her broad interest for space weather policy (e.g.,
Gannon and Lugaz, 2021), diversity and inclusion in the space science
and space weather community (Gannon and Lugaz, 2020) and the importance
of ground-based networks (Gannon et al., 2023) and the commercial sector
(e.g., Gannon and Lugaz, 2021)

In addition to her role as editor of the journal, she was a member of
the National Academies' Space Weather Roundtable and Space Weather
Advisory Group (SWAG), which was established as part the PROSWIFT Act.
She also served in the role of Executive Committee Chair of American
Commercial Space Weather Association.

Over the past decade, she worked at Computational Physics, Inc (CPI),
where she rose to the roles of Vice President of R\&D and Vice President
of Strategy. A couple months ago, she started as the Senior Space
Weather Liaison at NOAA National Environmental Satellite, Data, and
Information Service (NESDIS)'s Office of Space Weather Observations.

Her last endeavor for the journal was related to her long-time interest
for research-to-operations and operations-to-research (R2O2R) work and
her new role for NESDIS. Dr. Gannon started a topical collection on
the\emph{Space Weather Research to Operation to Research (R2O2R)
Pipeline(s): Progress, Challenges and Prospects} . In addition to
manuscripts related to R2O2R, the journal welcomes manuscripts
discussing Dr. Gannon's contribution to space weather and space science.

Jenn was an outstanding role model, colleague, and scientist who
excelled in creating a sense of community across the domains of space
science. She will be sorely missed by many.

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\textbf{Open Research Statement}

No data was used or generated for this manuscript.

\par\null

\textbf{References}

Gannon, J. L. and Lugaz, N., 2020, Advancing Diversity and Inclusion in
United States' Space Weather and Space Physics Communities, \emph{Space
Weather} , \textbf{18} , e2020SW002564, doi: 10.1029/2020SW002564

Gannon, J. L. and Lugaz, N., 2021, The Growth of the Commercial Sector
in Space Science, \emph{Space Weather} , \textbf{19} , e2021SW002921,
doi: 10.1029/2021SW002921

Gannon, J. L. and Lugaz, N., 2023, Long-Term Support Is Needed for
Crucial Ground-Based Sensor Networks, \emph{Space Weather} , \textbf{21}
, e 2023SW003529, doi: 10.1029/2023SW003529

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