41. Swedish Institute Of Space Physics, Uppsala, Information Page This web page is obsolete. In early 2001, the IRF 'Wave Group' and part of the 'SatelliteGroup' was merged into the IRF 'Physics in Space' research programme. http://www.wavegroup.irfu.se/

http://www.wavegroup.irfu.se does NOT exist anymore! This web page is obsolete. In early 2001, the IRF 'Wave Group' and part of the 'Satellite Group' was merged into the IRF 'Physics in Space' research programme. Please go to the IRF Physics in Space Programme web portal instead!

42. University Of Maryland Space Physics Group Welcome. About Us. Members. Projects. Current Events. Publications.Seminars. Resources. Contact Us. Credits. UMd Home. UMd Physics. http://space.umd.edu/

Welcome About Us Members Projects Welcome About Us Members Projects ... Credits

43. Space Weather Resources Very large, categorized collection of links related to the interaction of solar wind and the magnetosphere.Category Science Earth Sciences Atmospheric Physics...... space physics Models. NSSDC space physics Models; GSFC Magnetospheric ModelingGroup; Rice ElectroMagnetic Field Models; space physics Observatories. Radars. http://space.rice.edu/ISTP/

Space Weather Resources Links Go Space Physics Space Weather studies the environmental dynamics of "geospace": the active (and sometimes stormy) region above the Earth's lower atmosphere including the ionosphere (which often reflects AM radio waves back to Earth) and the magnetosphere (home of the Van Allen radiation belts and the environment of many spacecraft including the numerous geosynchronous satellites used for communications and other applications.) The following list gives active links to information about space weather and associated fields of scientific research. If you have a link you would like to see added, or your find a broken link which needs to be fixed, please e-mail urquhart@rice.edu Contents: Real-Time Space Weather Data Sources Space Weather Forecasts What is Space Weather? (Educational Links) Coordinated Data Analysis ... Space Physics Models Space Physics Observatories Radars Lidars Ionosondes Magnetometers ... Computerized Ionospheric Tomography Space Physics Research Centers Non-Academic Centers Academic Centers Technical Literature Indices Relevant Amateur Organizations Real-Time Space Weather Data Sources ACE Real Time Solar Wind Today's Space Weather (NOAA) Current Solar Forecast (NOAA) Big Bear Solar Activity Reports (BBSO) Real-Time Magnetopause and Bow Shock Model Real-Time UAF Eulerian Polar Ionosphere Model Current Auroral Oval Position Current Auroral Oval inferred from CANOPUS array (U. Alberta)

44. UH Space Physics Group space physics Group. Activities, People and Programs. The space physics group occupiesa total of four large laboratory rooms totalling approximately 370 squ. http://www.uh.edu/research/spg/spgmain.html

Space Physics Group Activities, People and Programs Mission Statement and Research Objectives Faculty Facilities Recent Publications Current Activities Future Plans Past Campaigns Data Base Description List of Data File FTP Links Other Useful Links Related UH Pages University of Houston UH Physics Department The Institute of Space Systems Operations Space Vacuum Epitaxy Center (SVEC) Mission Statement and Research Objectives Mission Statement The mission the Space Physics Group at the University of Houston is to conduct original research in the areas of atmospheric electricity, upper atmospheric physics, atmospheric chemistry, space physics and aeronomy. The term space physics as used here incorporates the disciplines of ionospheric physics, magnetospheric physics, space plasma physics, solar heliospheric physics and cosmic rays physics. In addition, it is also the mission of the space physics group to provide instruction in these topics to the students of the University of Houston. The main objective of this aspect of our mission is providing a source of qualified, trained personnel to the space-oriented employers of the Houston area. Finally, it is the mission of the group to provide knowledgable consulting services in these areas and topics to all elements of the Houston community that request such support. Research Objectives As a group, we have conducted experiments to measure and image electron bremsstrahlung beneath auroras, to measure electron bremsstrahlung accompanying both natural and triggered VLF events, auroral zone electric fields, plasmapause electric fields, electric fields at high altitude due to thunderstorms, and the electromagnetic radiation spectrum of lightning at high altitude, VLF magnetic fields accompanying active experiments in the ionosphere, dc plasma properties in the ionosphere near pulsating aurora, ionospheric electric fields near the magnetospheric cusp, and ground level atmospheric electric field and air-Earth current at the South Pole.

45. SPA On-Line Open House The members of the space physics and Aeronomy section of the American GeophysicalUnion (AGU) would like to take this opportunity to share information with the http://www.windows.ucar.edu/openhouse/open_house.html

Live SPARC Campaign! message from the SPA section president SPA web resources ... search home Welcome to the SPA On-Line Open House! The members of the Space Physics and Aeronomy section of the American Geophysical Union (AGU) would like to take this opportunity to share information with the public about the exciting missions and research activities being carried out within our scientific community. The web resources you will find here have been developed by hundreds of practicing scientists around the world. We hope that students, teachers, professionals in other disciplines - indeed anyone who is curious about and interested in space science and Earth's near space environment will find something of interest here. Research activities within the Space Physics and Aeronomy section of the AGU fall into three general areas: solar and heliospheric physics - the study of the Sun, solar variability, and the interplanetary medium magnetospheric physics - the study of the plasmas, magnetic and electric fields, and current systems in planetary magnetospheres aeronomy - the study of planetary ionospheres and upper atmospheres and their interactions with space The SPA Open House brings together in one convenient location on the Web links to web resources relating to SPA science. These resources include tutorials on specific SPA science topics, background information on space science missions, research highlights, classroom activities, and various web offerings developed by members of the SPA science community. Also included are links to sites offering access to real-time data from space- and ground-based experimental facilities as well as to web pages providing information on theory, data, and image archives.

46. GI Space Physics And Aeronomy Home Page GI logo UAF logo. Welcome to the Geophysical Institute's space physicsand Aeronomy Group. The members of the group conduct studies http://www.gi.alaska.edu/space/

Welcome to the Geophysical Institute's Space Physics and Aeronomy Group. The members of the group conduct studies of the Earth's geospace environment, covering the space from the sun to our atmosphere. What we do: Aurora Forecast Asahi Aurora Presentation Geospace Environment Data Display (GEDDS) Global Magnetosphere Models ... Jets and Sprites Lidars Magnetometers Magnetospheric Theory and Simulation Optics Poker Flat Research Range ... More Links Who we are: Faculty and Staff Students Where we are: UAF Engineering Department UAF Physics Department International Arctic Research Center Arctic Region Supercomputing Center ... University of Alaska Fairbanks Last updated: January 2002 Questions? Comments? Please send E-mail to lumm@gi.alaska.edu

47. UAF GI Space Physics And Aeronomy Home Page UAFGI space physics and Aeronomy Group. Welcome to the Space Physicsand Aeronomy Group. Members of the space physics and Aeronomy Group. http://elf.gi.alaska.edu/space.htm

UAF-GI Space Physics and Aeronomy Group Welcome to the Space Physics and Aeronomy Group of the Geophysical Institute of the University of Alaska Fairbanks General Information Overview of the Space Physics and Aeronomy Group Recent Publications of the Space Physics and Aeronomy Group Members of the Space Physics and Aeronomy Group Space Physics/Aeronomy Researchers Space Physics/Aeronomy Students Topics Studied by the UAF Space Physics/Aeronomy Group Aeronomy Auroral physics Barium plasma rocket injections Geomagnetic pulsations Ionospheric physics Lidar studies Magnetospheric physics Numerical modeling and simulation Solar prominences, flares Upper atmospheric dischargesSprites and Jets Other Poker Flat Research Range Geophysical Institute University of Alaska Fairbanks Space Physics/Aeronomy Resources Other Space Physics Groups Space Physics/Aeronomy Researchers Akasofu, Syun-Ichi, Professor of Geophysics and Geophysical Institute Director, Space physics and solar physics. Brown, Neal B., Research Assistant Professor of Geophysics, Noctilucent clouds , auroral and airglow spectroscopy Collins, Richard, Research Assistant Professor of Space Physics and Aeronomy, Atmospheric studies using

48. Space Physics Research Laboratory Left John Pesce Right Dr. Abas Sivjee Jan 1, 1996 South Pole Station,John Pesce's Ice Sculpture, http//www.sprl.db.erau.edu/index http://chapman.sprl.db.erau.edu/home_page.html

Left: John Pesce Right: Dr. Abas Sivjee Jan 1, 1996 South Pole Station, John Pesce's Ice Sculpture http://www.sprl.db.erau.edu/index.html page last modified: June 15 2000, maintained by: John Pesce

49. AGU: Chapman Conferences Regular program of small, focussed meetings that provide significant time for discussion and interaction among the participants. Topics include all aspects of geophysics and space physics. http://earth.agu.org/meetings/chapman.html

Chapman Conferences Small, highly focussed meetings that provide significant time for discussion and interaction among the participants. Often held in locations selected because they offer few distractions from the meeting program or because they provide opportunities for relevant side trips. Further information, including convening a Chapman Conference. Planning, Preparing and Submitting Proposals Sample Proposal Chapman Conference Book Proposals ... Search Chapman Conferences for the Current/Forthcoming Year Gravity Waves Processes and Parameterization Tentative Date and Location: early-January in Kona, Hawaii The Role of Diatom Production and Si Flux and Burial in the Regulation of Global Cycles 22-26 September 2003, Paroikia, Paros, Greece Physics and Modelling of the Inner Magnetosphere 25-29 August 2003, Helsinki, Finland Ecosystem Interactions with Land Use Change 14-18 June 2003, Courtyard by Marriott Hotel in Santa Fe, New Mexico Timescales of the Geomagnetic Field 9-11 March 2003, University of Florida, Gainesville Information: meetinginfo@agu.org

50. Dartmouth Space Physics In plasma and space physics, active areas of research include magnetohydrodynamics,computational physics, plasma simulation and plasma theory. http://www.dartmouth.edu/artsci/physics/spacephy/

In plasma and space physics, active areas of research include magnetohydrodynamics, computational physics, plasma simulation and plasma theory. Space physics research programs include theoretical studies of the near-earth space environment, and both ground and space based observations of ionosphere and magnetosphere. The experimental program includes ground-based remote sensing of the ionosphere at high latitudes and sounding rocket studies. Field research is carried out in both northern and southern polar regions. Theoretical studies use local and national supercomputer facilities. Faculty and Research Associates Graduate Students Undergraduate Students For comments and questions, please contact Simon Shepherd

51. Astronomy And Space Physics Department Home Page Astronomy and space physics Department. Third year students of general physics mayspecialize themselves in our Department and take space physics speciality. http://space.univ.kiev.ua/

Astronomy and Space Physics Department Astronomy Department of the Kyiv University was found in 1939 by outstanding astrophysicist Prof. S.K. Vsekhsvyatsky. From the very begining Astronomy Department occupied one of the leading places among World Scientific Organizations in the field of small Solar system bodies and Solar Corona research. The famous Kyiv University Professors were engaged here as lecturers. Let us introduce some of them, namely Acad. A.Yakovkin (Dean of the Physical Faculty in 1948-1950), Prof. I.Astapovych, Prof. A.Bogorodsky, Prof. D.Pyaskovsky, Prof. E.Gurtovenko, Prof. M.Kotsarenko. From the end of 1995 Department is led by Dr. V.Ivchenko The main task of the Department consist in fundamental education of students in different fields of modern astronomy and space physics: astrophysics, astrometry and space physics. Among the Ukrainian Universities some of the specialities exsist only in our one. Up to ten students enter our Department every year. Third year students of general physics may specialize themselves in our Department and take space physics speciality. The lectures, seminars and practical works are provided by skilled scientists and lecturers of the Department and specialists of

52. THE INSPIRE PROJECT A nonprofit scientific, educational corporation whose objective is to bring the excitement of observing natural and manmade radio waves in the audio region to high school students. INSPIRE is an acronym for Interactive NASA space physics Ionosphere Radio Experiments . Since 1990, The INSPIRE Project has been involved in the investigation of very low frequency (VLF) radio signals in the earth's magnetosphere. http://image.gsfc.nasa.gov/poetry/inspire/

The INSPIRE Project About INSPIRE is a non-profit scientific, educational corporation whose objective is to bring the excitement of observing natural and manmade radio waves in the audio region to high school students. Underlying this objective is the conviction that science and technology are the underpinnings of our modern society, and that only with an understanding of science and technology can people make correct decisions in their lives, public, professional, and private. Stimulating students to learn and understand science and technology is key to them fulfilling their potential in the best interests of our society. INSPIRE also is an innovative, unique opportunity for students to actively gather data that might be used in a basic research project, as is being done with INSPIRE data taken during the 1992 flight of SEPAC (Space Experiments with Particle Accelerators) on ATLAS 1. Our eyes are only sensitive to a very narrow range of the electromagnetic spectrum. Like the dog that can hear sounds we can't, there is a large spectrum of electromagnetic waves we can not see. If we could see at very low frequencies, called VLF, we would be dazzled by electromagnetic emissions such as sferics, tweeks, whistlers, chorus, and many others. These are natural radio waves or emissions coming from such common phenomena as lightning, but there are also VLF emissions that reach the ground that come from ten's of thousands of miles from the Earth. VLF radio emissions are at such low frequencies that they can be received, amplified and turned into sound that we can hear. Each of the natural VLF radio emissions has a very distinctive sound. It is fun to listen to natural VLF emissions.

53. Space Physics - Umeå University space physics, Logo. The Department of space physics gives coursesin both space technolgy and space physics. If you have chosen to http://www.ryp.umu.se/index_eng.html

Space Physics Presentation Staff Courses Research ... Find us The Department of Space Physics gives courses in both space technolgy and space physics. If you have chosen to study on the Space Engineering Programme you will be able to study the latest technology in an exotic natural environment. The Department of Space Physics is located in modern premises, on a campus together with the Swedish Institute of Space Physics and Luleå Technical University's department in Kiruna. Kiruna is a centre for international space and environmental research where researchers from the whole world gather together in an extraordinary environment. Umeå University Faculty of Science and Technology Department of Space Physics Department of Space Physics Umeå universitet Informationen kontrollerades senast 28/8 -02 Ansvarig för sidan: anita.enmark@staff.ryp.umu.se

54. NASA/GSFC SSDOO SSDOO is responsible for the project management of selected missions and the development and operations of data and information systems which support processing, management, archiving and distribution of space physics, astrophysics, and planetary data. http://ssdoo.gsfc.nasa.gov/c630/ssdoo_main.html

Space Science Data Operations Office NASA GSFC Code 630 Dr. James L. Green , Chief The Space Science Data Operations Office (SSDOO) is responsible for the project management of selected missions and the development and operations of data and information systems which support processing, management, archiving and distribution of space physics, astrophysics, and planetary data. SSDOO is part of the Space Sciences Directorate at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland U.S.A. SSDOO staff - See Code 630 Staff Biographical Page See also SSDOO Overview [PDF], SSDOO Strategic Plan (Overview) Visiting Committee Organizational Structure (See Org. Chart 630 - Space Sciences Data Operations Office James Green , Chief Nancy Laubenthal , Associate Chief 631 - Astrophysics Data Facility Space Physics Data Facility Robert McGuire , Head National Space Science Data Center Don Sawyer , Acting Head SSDOO Intranet NAS/NRC Postdoctoral Research Fellowships Available Code 600 Information Technology Security SSDOO's ISO 9001 Efforts ... SSDOO's Education Page - great for kids of all ages! NASA GSFC Please see the NASA Website Privacy Statement Author: James L. Green (james.l.green@nasa.gov)

55. University Of Kansas Space Physics Similar pages kuspa1.phsx.ukans.edu8000/~galileo/ Similar pages space physics Home Page 90117). space physics Information Home Page. Institute of Nuclear Physics,Moscow State University. Institute. To top space physics Models. http://kuspa1.phsx.ukans.edu:8000/

University of Kansas Space Physics Information on the Armstrong Symposium Here you can find both specialist and non-specialist information on topics in space physics and various spacecraft missions. General Public Education Materials: Particle Radiation Bursts at Jupiter Proton Studies and Interplanetary Processes Shock Waves Cassini Mission Overview ... Physics Undergraduate Contributes to the NASA ACE Mission Research and Spacecraft Information: CASSINI GALILEO (at Fundamental Technologies) GEOTAIL/EPIC (at Fundamental Technologies) (at Fundamental Technologies) TITAN STUDIES ULYSSES HISCALE (at Fundamental Technologies) VOYAGER 1 and 2 (at Fundamental Technologies) X-RAY EMISSION IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM Faculty: Thomas P. Armstrong University of Kansas Dept. of Physics and Astronomy Malott Hall 1251 Wescoe Hall Drive Lawrence, KS 66045 tel. 785-864-4726 Thomas E. Cravens University of Kansas Dept. of Physics and Astronomy Malott Hall 1251 Wescoe Hall Drive Lawrence, KS 66045 tel. 785-864-4739 Mikhail V. Medvedev University of Kansas Dept. of Physics and Astronomy

56. University Of Newcastle Space Physics Research Group space physics Research Group in Australia http://plasma.newcastle.edu.au/spwg/

57. NSSDC Space Physics ModelWeb Models for the neutral atmosphere, ionosphere, magnetosphere, geomagnetic field. http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/space/model/models_home.html

Run Selected Models and Tools IRI (International Reference Ionosphere) IGRF (International Geomagnetic Reference Field) AE8/AP8 (Magnetospherically trapped electrons and protons) IGRF, Corrected Geomagnetic Coordinates, and Related Parameters Information About/Access to Selected Models Gravitation/Geopotential Models Atmospheric Models Ionospheric Models Geomagnetic Field Models ... Solar models Related WWW Sites CCMC: Community Coordinated Modeling Center at NASA, GSFC SPENVIS: The SPace ENVironment Information System Open Channel/COSMIC Rice University Space Weather page ... Submission of Model Software to NSSDC Acknowledgement Format: If you use models, or results of model calculations, obtained from these pages in a publication, please acknowledge NSSDC as: "The model (or model results) was (were) obtained from the web pages of NASA's National Space Science Data Center." NSSDC Space Physics ModelWeb If you have questions/comments about the various models available from NSSDC, contact:

58. UIowa Space Plasma Wave Group Site of the University of Iowa research group describes various undertaken space plasma wave projects Category Science Physics Plasma Space Plasmas...... We are one of several space physics research groups here in the department witha heritage including the very first successful US launch of Explorer 1 in http://www-pw.physics.uiowa.edu/plasma-wave/home.html

SPACE PLASMA WAVE GROUP Welcome to the web home of the plasma wave research group at The University of Iowa Department of Physics and Astronomy led by Professor Donald Gurnett . We are one of several space physics research groups here in the department with a heritage including the very first successful U.S. launch of Explorer 1 in January 1958 carrying Professor Van Allen's cosmic ray experiment. Experience examples of space audio that inspired Terry Riley's Sun Rings , performed by the Kronos Quartet at the premier in Hancher Auditorium General Information What We Do Who We Are Publications and Abstracts Search Our Web Pages Current Spacecraft Projects Voyager Galileo International Solar-Terrestrial Physics (ISTP) projects Geotail Wind Polar Cluster II Cassini Mars Express Past Spacecraft Projects Injun 5 Small Scientific Satellite (SSS or S3) A Hawkeye (at NSSDC Dynamics Explorer (DE) 1 Plasma Diagnostic Package (PDP) (on STS-3 and SL-2) Active Magnetospheric Particle Tracing Explorer (AMPTE) Combined Release and Radiation Effects Satellite (CRRES) Data System Projects Planetary Data System (PDS PPI Outer Planets Subnode) Space Physics Data System (SPDS UI-SPDC) Other Web Resources Other Research Groups in the Space Science Links University of Iowa Links Web Search and Reference Links Iowa City

59. Roger Smith Professor at the University of Alaska. Includes recent papers, and details on the GI space physics undergraduate intern program. http://www.gi.alaska.edu/space/roger_smith/index.htm

Roger Smith's Home Page I am a professor of physics and associate director of the Geophysical Institute at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks most of the time. At other times, I sing tenor in the Tanana Flats barbershop quartet, lead in the Greatland Sounds Barbershop Chorus and tenor in the University Community Presbyterian Church Choir. Isa Smith, my wife, is a fiber artist who can be found most Wednesdays and some other days working at Hands All Around. I am also a fan of historic cars, having two of my own. They are both in need of restoration, but the 1936 Riley Kestrel runs well enough to drive around town. My 1967 Morris Traveller is waiting until its owner retires and has more time to devote to it. My research interest is the study of the dynamics of the high latitude upper atmosphere and also the high latitude aurora. You can look at some of my recent research work at item 1 below. I also run a summer intern program for undergraduates funded by the National Science Foundation . More information can be found about that at item 2 below. Recent papers which are in preparation or have been submitted to journals.

60. Space Physics Section Homepage for space physics Section, Department of Physics, Universityof Bergen. NORSK, University Physics. space physics Section. Main http://www.fi.uib.no/Spacephysics/spacephysics.html

NORSK University of Bergen Mathematics and Natural Sciences Department of Physics Space Physics Section Main Research Projects: The HEP Particle Spectrometer on GEOTAIL The PIXIE X-ray Imager on POLAR IMAGE ARCHIVE since March 1996 ... On-line publications All our satellite projects PDF document (25 kB) Space Physics Related URLs Last updated: Kjellmar Oksavik and Arve Aksnes

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