Interhemispheric Conjugacy Effects in Solar Terrestrial and Aeronomy Research

Near-Earth space (geospace) is an integral part of the Earth system, providing the material link between the Sun and Earth, primarily through the polar regions. A goal of the ICESTAR Programme is to create an integrated, quantitative description of the upper atmosphere over Antarctica, and its coupling to the geospace environment.

SCAR Meeting in St Petersburg

Please note that the place of ICESTAR meeting room has changed it isA1. This is in the AARI center.
Please visit the SCAR-ICESTAR 2008 section of this website.

Schedules Now Available Online

Final programme of the Open Science Conference

Schedule for Plenary Session (July 8th)

Final schedule for SCAR 2008 Business meetings and pre-conference workshops

Featured Presentation

Planetary Waves, Ozone Distribution And Tropopause Height Asymmetries In Connection To Antarctic Peninsula Warming

by Milinevsky et al.

2007 American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting.

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: www.polargateways2008.org

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

Recent ICESTAR Science Results

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

News and Events

Prof. Eric Donovan joins the ICESTAR team as a Thematic Action Group (TAG) leader. Eric is an Associate Professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the U. of Calgary.
Polar Gateways Conference: Barrow, Alaska, January 23-29, 2008
International Polar Year: March 2007-2009.
Greenland Space Science Symposium: May 4-9 2007
ICESTAR co-chair Dr. Kirsti Kauristi leads Heliosphere Impact on Geospace effort with Dr. Richard Stamper.
SCAR Newsletters

Heliosphere Impact on Geospace

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.

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Edited by Allan Weatherwax on October 14th 2008 10:05PM