Featured Presentations
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PENGUIn multi-instrument observations of dayside high-latitude injections during the 23 March 2007 substorm, J. Geophys. Res., 114, A00C11, doi:10.1029/2008JA013507.
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Coordinated observation of the dayside magnetospheric entry and exit of the THEMIS satellites with ground-based auroral imaging in Antarctica, J. Geophys. Res., 114, A00C23, doi:10.1029/2008JA013496.
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ICESTAR program in Japan during IPY2007-2008
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Planetary Waves, Ozone Distribution And Tropopause Height Asymmetries In Connection To Antarctic Peninsula Warming
ICESTAR is co-sponsoring and/or providing support for the following international meetings in 2008
Polar Gateways Arctic Circle Sunrise 2008
- Location/Date: Barrow, Alaska, January 23-29, 2008
- Conference Website: polargateways2008.gsfc.nasa.gov
IPY Cluster63 Meeting, Bergen Norway
- March 2008
- Conference Website: http://www.ipy-id63.org
Internatinal Riometer Workshop III
- Sunday, June 22, 2008
- Zermatt Resort & Spa - Utah
Space Weather School
Solar Terrestrial Physics from the Polar Regions
L’Aquila, Italy, April 6 -11, 2009
Visit http://www.cifs-isss.org for further details.
Recent ICESTAR Science Results
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Pc1-Pc2 waves and energetic particle precipitation during and after magnetic storms: Superposed epoch analysis and case studies
- Quasi-stationary auroral patches observed at the South Pole Station
- Narrow-band extremely low frequency (ELF) wave phenomena observed at South Pole Station
- Further study of flickering auroral roar emission: 1. South Pole observations
- Further study of flickering auroral roar emission: 2. Theory and numerical calculations
One of the core projects of the fourth International Polar Year programme, this project will be run by a federation of 29 international research groups from which the ICESTAR and IHY communities will carry the management responsibilities and will serve as the contact point towards the IPY Project Office.