T2-8 Heliosphere impact on geospace
Within the IPY-4 discipline of space research the program 'Heliosphere impact on geospace' has coordinated research in three main themes: (i) Coupling processes between the different atmospheric layers and their connection with solar activity, (ii) Energy and mass exchange between the ionosphere and the magnetosphere, and (iii) Inter-hemispheric similarities and asymmetries in geospace phenomena. In these areas IPY-4 has catalyzed multinational collaboration as several research institutes have invested on new instrumentation and on massive measurement campaigns in polar areas. Besides ground-based observations scientists have had the opportunity to harvest observations from several interesting space missions like e.g. THEMIS, Cluster, Double-Star, IMAGE, Polar, CHAMP and Envisat. This session will provide a forum for discussing new findings from IPY-4 activities related with the above listed three themes. We welcome presentations of new discoveries through observations as well as data-model comparisons. We would like to hear discussion about the remaining outstanding questions and suggestions on how they could be solved with the massive data sets which we now have in our hands. We are waiting forward to hear also about experiences collected during Outreach and Education work.
Location for oral presentations: Room E4
Tuesday 8 June
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16:00 - 17:30
Poster Session PS1 - Section B
location: Hall C
- - Ionospheric Scintillation Measurements on Svalbard During Quiet Solar Conditions
- - Descent from the polar mesosphere and stratopause jumps observed in 8 years of water vapor and temperature satellite observations by the Odin Sub-Millimetre Radiometer
- - EMIC Waves Observed During the July 2009 Geomagnetic Storm
- - Study of short time pulses in the photoelectric effect under conditions of Antarctica (station Novolazarevskaya)
- - Polar Mesosphere Summer Echo (PMSE) Strength in Relation to Solar Variability during 1997-2009
- - Varying IMF-By effects on inter-hemispheric conjugate auroral features during a weak substorm
- - Modulation of Ionosphere Associated with Pulsating Aurora - Observations in Iceland and Norway -
- - New emCCD-based all-sky cameras lead to better imaging of the aurora
- - Eigenfrequencies of high-latitude geomagnetic field lines in a global MHD simulation
- - Measuring the Heavens: Danish-US cooperation in Ionospheric Research
- - Modeling the Impact of Energetic Particle Precipitation on Stratospheric Nitric Acid Enhancements using WACCM
- - IPY-ICESTAR Space Physics in the Polar Year
- - Climate features of cusp-latitude ionosphere in winter for solar minimum in both hemispheres
Wednesday 9 June
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09:30 - 10:30
EM9.2-8 Heliosphere impact on geospace
location: Room E4
- 09:30 SCAR Research Project ICESTAR - Main results and future prospects
- 09:45 Incoherent Scatter Polar Atmosphere Monitoring
- 10:00 Auroral Ionosphere During Solar Minimum in Very High Time Resolution
- 10:15 On the statistical relation between ion upflow and naturally enhanced ion-acoustic lines observed with the EISCAT Svalbard radar
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11:00 - 12:30
LM9.2-8 Heliosphere impact on geospace
location: Room E4
- 11:00 ULF Wave Activity in the Magnetosphere during the Recent Solar Minimum
- 11:15 The IPY Legacy: MAISR (Movable Antarctic Incoherent Scatter Radar): A Remotely Operated Antarctic Space Science Facility
- 11:30 Asymmetric Aurora Detected in the two Hemispheres Simultaneously
- 11:45 Interhemispheric Conjugacy of Westward Traveling Surge Aurora
- 12:00 Auroral asymmetries in the conjugate hemispheres during substorm onset and expansion phase.
- 12:15 Reconfiguration of the magnetosphere for southward IMF and displacement of conjugate points in a global MHD simulation
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14:00 - 16:00
EA9.2-8 Heliosphere impact on geospace
location: Room E4
- 14:00 Climatology of GPS ionospheric scintillation over North European high and mid-latitudes under different solar activity conditions
- 14:15 3D Ionospheric monitoring using dense GPS network
- 14:30 The Space Science Suitcase – instruments for exploring near-Earth space from the classroom
- 14:45 Multi-instrument Geospace Observations in Antarctica in support of ICESTAR/IPY
- 15:00 A Multipoint Case Study of Pc3 Pulsations Observed in the Southern Polar Cap, at Low Latitude and in Magnetosphere
- 15:15 Reconnection Hall current system observed in the magnetotail and in the ionosphere
- 15:30 The effect of coronal hole area to the auroral region substorm activity
- 15:45 Inter-hemispheric Asymmetries of Storm-time Activations, Sawtooth Events, SMCs and Substorms
