SunPy Coordination Meeting – 18-20th June 2025#

We invite you to join the SunPy Coordination Meeting, a hybrid, three-day event bringing together developers, affiliated package maintainers, and community members to collaborate on the future of SunPy and the broader heliophysics Python ecosystem.

Registration#

The meeting is open to everyone. While the deadline for full in-person attendance has passed, you can still register to attend online, and we also welcome in-person attendees for the Friday session (20 June) if you are local or able to join on short notice.

Please fill in the form below if you’re interested in joining virtually: https://forms.gle/mDL7RmwY2NTRhsyW9

Overview#

This year’s meeting will span three days:

  • Wednesday 18th and Thursday 19th June will focus on ongoing developments, future plans for SunPy and its affiliated packages, and hack sessions to work on the NDCube refactor and SunPy 7.1.

  • Friday 20th June will be dedicated to a β€œState of the Union” session, including an overview of the SunPy project, lightning talks from the community (i.e. attendees), project updates, and a broader discussion of the SunPy roadmap.

Participation from both long-time contributors and new community members is highly encouraged. We particularly welcome attendees from instrument teams developing user tools and data pipelines as well as researchers using sunpy for solar data analysis in their workflows.

Schedule#

All times are in BST (UTC+1). For those attending online, please connect through jitsi.

Wednesday 18 June – Development & Planning

Time

Session Lead

Topic

09:00–10:00

All

Welcome, Setup, Introductions

10:00–11:00

Samuel Bennett

Hack: Map NDCube Refactor

11:00–11:30

β€”

β˜• Coffee Break

11:30–13:00

Samuel Bennett

Hack: Map NDCube Refactor

13:00–14:00

β€”

🍽 Lunch Break

14:00–15:30

Stuart Mumford

Discussion: Project Roadmap

15:30–16:00

β€”

β˜• Coffee Break

16:00–17:00

Stuart Mumford

Continued Roadmap Discussion

Thursday 19 June – Hack + Strategy

Time

Session Lead

Topic

09:00–11:00

TBD

Open Hack Session

11:00–11:30

β€”

β˜• Coffee Break

11:30–13:00

TBD

Open Hack Session

13:00–14:00

β€”

🍽 Lunch Break

14:00–15:30

Laura Hayes

Discussion: Sustainability & Governance

15:30–16:00

β€”

β˜• Coffee Break

16:00–17:00

Dan Ryan

Metadata for Map, NDCube etc.

19:00–Late

β€”

πŸ₯‚ Social Dinner (optional)

Friday 20 June – State of the Union & Community

Time

Session Lead

Topic

10:00–11:30

Community

Lightning Talks from Community

11:30–12:00

β€”

β˜• Coffee Break

12:00–12:30

Community

More Lightning Talks

12:30-13:00

Laura Hayes

Engagement & Community Plans

13:00–14:00

β€”

🍽 Lunch Break

14:00–14:30

Stuart Mumford

State of the Project – Governance & Funding

14:30–14:50

Albert Shih

Core Package Updates – Map & Coordinates

14:50–15:10

Nabil Freij

Affiliated Packages Overview

15:10–15:30

Community

Lightning Talks (American time zones)

15:30–16:00

All

🧩 Discussion, Q&A, Roadmap & Mission Statement

Lightning Talks#

Lightning talks are short (5–7 minute) presentations from members of the SunPy community, designed to highlight new tools, projects, ideas, or even open questions. They’re a great way to share your work, spark discussion, and connect with others working in similar areas.

The exact timing of each talk will be confirmed soon and posted in the final agenda.

Title

Speaker

NDCube

Daniel Ryan

STIXpy

Shane Maloney

Website Traffic Statistics

Stuart Mumford

DKIST

Stuart Mumford

Coronal Holes Curation with Semantic Segmentation

Raphael Attie

Pre-condition of an X1.0 Class Flare Observed on 28 October 2021

Lopez Araujo

Solar Rollercoaster: looping-the-loop in the solar corona

Mohamed Nedal

PUNCH Results

Marcus Hughes

Accessing PUNCH Data Using SunPy

Chris Lowder

Short Overview of XRTpy – Hinode X-Ray Telescope Python Package

Joy Velasquez

EIS Python Analysis Code (EISPAC)

Micah Weberg

Logistics#

🏒 Location: 90 High Holborn, WC1V 6LJ. 1st floor for Function room (Wed and Thurs) and Room 1.14 (Fri).

πŸš€ Transport:

  • πŸš‡ Closest tube stop Holborn πŸ”΄ central & πŸ”΅ Piccadilly.

  • 🚍 Few buses stopping by from different locations.

  • 🚲 City bikes stations next to building and drop-them-where-you-can-annoy-more-people bikes also available.

  • 🚢 25 min from Euston/King Cross/St Pancras/Waterloo; 36 min from Liverpool st. 56 min from Paddington.

  • πŸ›« Heathrow, Stansted, Gatwick, Luton, City are all well connected to the centre. Southend is also possible but a bit less easier.

🏨 Hotels: There are plenty of hotels local to the venue. Student accommodation may be available and they are already open for booking unfortunately they are just bookable from the 23rd.

πŸ₯™ Food: Plenty of food options on Red Lion Street.

πŸ₯³ Entertainment:

  • 🍻 Pubs: lots around, one even with Β£5 a pint.

  • πŸ“ Table tennis: though we have a table in the office, there’s a bar full of them and with pizza 8 minutes away.

  • 🎯 Darts: there’s a Flight club 9 minutes away.

  • πŸͺ“ Axe Throwing: 20 min away, but there may be others closer.