'Radiation belt' presentation slideshows

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Observation of radiation belt losses into the ionosphere

Observation of radiation belt losses into the ionosphere. Craig J. Rodger Department of Physics University of Otago Dunedin NEW ZEALAND. REPW 2007 2:45pm Wednesday, 8 August 2007. Energetic electrons, the Radiation Belts, and Geomagnetic Storms.

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Space Environment

Space Environment. Please type in your questions and raise your hand so we can answer it during class. SSE-120. Space Environment. Space Environmental Effects. 2. SSE-120. Space Environment. Consider some things in the environment. 3. SSE-120. Space Environment.

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Radiation Belt Precipitation due to Manmade VLF Transmissions: Satellite Observations

Radiation Belt Precipitation due to Manmade VLF Transmissions: Satellite Observations. Rory J Gamble 1 , Craig J Rodger 1 , Mark A Clilverd 2 , Neil R Thomson 1 , Simon L Stewart 1 , Robert J McCormick 1 , Michel Parrot 3 , Jean-André Sauvaud 4 , Jean-Jacques Berthelier 5.

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Ground-based transmitter signals observed from space: ducted or nonducted?

Ground-based transmitter signals observed from space: ducted or nonducted?. Mark A. Clilverd 1 , Craig J. Rodger 2 , Rory J. Gamble 2 , Nigel P. Meredith 1 , Michel Parrot 3 , Jean-Jacques Berthelier 4 , and Neil R. Thomson 2.

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Current challenges and opportunities in radiation belt and wave research

Current challenges and opportunities in radiation belt and wave research. Jacob Bortnik, UCLA. Contents. New GEM FG: Radiation Belt and Waves Modeling (RBWM) Radiation Belt Storm Probes (RBSP) mission Challenges & opportunities. We shall not cease from exploration

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Radiation Belt Storm Probe Electric Field and Waves Instrument (EFW) PI: Prof. John Wygant, UMN

Radiation Belt Storm Probe Electric Field and Waves Instrument (EFW) PI: Prof. John Wygant, UMN jwygant@comcast.net , (612) 626-8921 PM: Dave Curtis, UCB dwc@ssl.berkeley.edu , 510-642-5998. Org Chart. Major Subcontracts. UMN will subcontract to UCB and LASP to develop the EFW instrument

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Galactic Cosmic Rays

The Radiation Belts and Killer Electrons. Terry Onsager, NOAA Space Environment Center. Solar Energetic Particles. Trapped Electrons and Protons. Galactic Cosmic Rays. AF-Geospace, Courtesy of Greg Ginet, AFRL. Magnetospheric Specification Model, Rice University.

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Time Domain Astronomy

Time Domain Astronomy. ATUC Science Day Sydney, 24 Oct 2011 Ron Ekers CSIRO, Australia. Why me?. No erudite overview of the field I have observed all the classes of variables listed And a few more I will make various personal observations and anecdotes based on my experience.

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Once Upon a Time in the Electron Radiation Belts

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LT RBR :

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Space Radiation Climatology: A New Paradigm for Inner Magnetosphere Simulation and Data Analysis

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Energetic Electron Bursts in the Magnetotail

Energetic Electron Bursts in the Magnetotail. J. B. Blake Space Sciences Department The Aerospace Corporation. Electron Bursts - Cluster/RAPID. Electron bursts routinely seen in magnetotail Global size cannot be determined by Cluster constellation

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Waves and Particles in the Radiation Belt

Waves and Particles in the Radiation Belt. Kaiti Wang PSSC/NCKU March 17, 2009. Opportunity for Collaboration on ERG and SCOPE Missions & Community Input. An Important Question to Answer. Can chorus be a source for plasmaspheric hiss ?.

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Galilean Moons

Galilean Moons. By Matt Francis. Facts. The Galilean Moons are 4 moons that orbit Jupiter and can be seen by any telescope. They are called Europa, Io, Callisto, and Ganymede. All the moons keep one face towards Jupiter in a phase called tidal locking. Europa.

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Van Allen Probes Extended Mission Science Themes (1 of 3)

Van Allen Probes Extended Mission Science Themes (1 of 3). S patial and temporal structures of injections and other transient phenomena and their effects on the radiation belts and ring current New Opportunities : Modified orbit configurations

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Nonlinear electric field structures in the inner magnetosphere

Nonlinear electric field structures in the inner magnetosphere D. M. Malaspina 1 , L. Andersson 1 , R. E. Ergun 1 , J. R. Wygant 2 , J. W. Bonnell 3 , C. Kletzing 4 , G. D. Reeves 5 , R. M. Skoug 5 , and B. A. Larsen 5 [1] U. Colorado / LASP [2] U. Minnesota [3] U.C. Berkeley

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Sputnik

Sputnik.

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