Whistler data recorded continuously at Sanae, Antarctica (L=4) over a 24 hour period of quiet magnetic conditions (average Kp=1) have been analysed to obtain plasma convection patterns. A duskside plasmaspheric bulge is present, centered on 1700 UT. The westward electric fields determined for this bulge region suggest that quiet time plasma drift is predominantly controlled by internal ionospheric current systems of dynamo origin, while in a limited local time sector there is some evidence of the magnetospheric dawn-to-dusk electric field being responsible
The measurements of vector electric fields and currents were made with two plastic balloons of 5,000...
The objective of this research was to obtain new understanding of the thermal plasma structure and d...
Quiet-time ionospheric electric fields are derived for different universal times, seasons, and the m...
Observations of whistler mode signals from the VLF transmitters NAA and NSS in the Northeast U.S.A.,...
Whistler-mode waves propagating to ground stations along geomagnetic-field-aligned paths provide pow...
In a case study from June 8–9, 1982, data from ground whistler stations Siple and Halley, Antarctica...
VLF whistler observations from Eights Station, Antarctica were crucial to the discovery and explorat...
We have used observations of the group time delay and Doppler shift of ducted VLF whistler mode sign...
The first comprehensive study of equatorial- to mid-latitude ionospheric electric fields (plasma dri...
Data acquired during several multiday periods in 1982 at ground stations Siple, Halley, and Kerguele...
Results from a mathematical model provide a description of the mid-latitude, low L-shell ionosphere ...
Knee whistlers and plasmaspheric whistlers recorded by the VLF goniometer receiver at Halley, Antarc...
We report here static electric field measurements in the equatorial plane from the 100-m double floa...
Knee whistlers and plasmaspheric whistlers recorded by the VLF goniometer receiver at Halley, Antarc...
Simultaneous broadband whistler recordings made during the International Magnetospheric Study (IMS) ...
The measurements of vector electric fields and currents were made with two plastic balloons of 5,000...
The objective of this research was to obtain new understanding of the thermal plasma structure and d...
Quiet-time ionospheric electric fields are derived for different universal times, seasons, and the m...
Observations of whistler mode signals from the VLF transmitters NAA and NSS in the Northeast U.S.A.,...
Whistler-mode waves propagating to ground stations along geomagnetic-field-aligned paths provide pow...
In a case study from June 8–9, 1982, data from ground whistler stations Siple and Halley, Antarctica...
VLF whistler observations from Eights Station, Antarctica were crucial to the discovery and explorat...
We have used observations of the group time delay and Doppler shift of ducted VLF whistler mode sign...
The first comprehensive study of equatorial- to mid-latitude ionospheric electric fields (plasma dri...
Data acquired during several multiday periods in 1982 at ground stations Siple, Halley, and Kerguele...
Results from a mathematical model provide a description of the mid-latitude, low L-shell ionosphere ...
Knee whistlers and plasmaspheric whistlers recorded by the VLF goniometer receiver at Halley, Antarc...
We report here static electric field measurements in the equatorial plane from the 100-m double floa...
Knee whistlers and plasmaspheric whistlers recorded by the VLF goniometer receiver at Halley, Antarc...
Simultaneous broadband whistler recordings made during the International Magnetospheric Study (IMS) ...
The measurements of vector electric fields and currents were made with two plastic balloons of 5,000...
The objective of this research was to obtain new understanding of the thermal plasma structure and d...
Quiet-time ionospheric electric fields are derived for different universal times, seasons, and the m...