Fall 1997 Seminar Series
| Date | Topic | Speaker |
|---|---|---|
| September 4 | ISTP Observations of Sun-Earth Connection Events | Nikky Fox NASA / GSFC |
| September 11 | Interhemispheric Analysis of Geomagnetic Disturbances that Occurred Deep in the Polar Caps | Volodya Papitashivili University of Michigan |
| September 18 | The Interplanetary Causes of Intense and Super Intense Magnetic Storms and Magnetic “quiet” throughout the solar cycle. | Bruce Tsurutani NASA / JPL |
| September 25 | Magnetic Field Signatures of Dayside Reconnection at 30 Re In the Magnetotail | Zerefsan Kaymaz Istanbul Technical University Turkey |
| October 2 | The View of the Solar Corona from SOHO / LASCO | Russell Howard NRL E.O. Hubert Center for Space Research |
| October 9 | New Perspectives on the Solar Wind | Shadia Habbal Center for Astrophysics Harvard University |
| October 16 | Transient Flows in the Magnetospheric Cusp: MACCS and Polar Observations | W. Jeffrey Hughes Boston University Department of Astronomy |
| October 23 | Annual and Semiannual variations in the F2-Layer | H. Rishbeth Department of Physics and Astronomy University of Southampton Southampton United Kingdom. |
| October 28 | Energetic Neutral Atom [ENA] observations in and near a proton aurora arc measured with a rocket-born instrument. | Finn Soraas University of Bergen Norway |
| October 30 | Observations of Planetary Aurora | John Clarke University of Michigan |
| November 6 | Thermospheric Oxygen-Hot, Cold, Dissociated and Ionized. | Bill Oliver Boston University Department of Engineering |
| November 13 | The Magnetospheric Response to the CME Passage of January 10-11, 1997 as Observed at Geosynchronous Orbit | Michelle Thomsen Los Alamos National Laboratory |
| November 20 | Solar Mass Ejections and Recent Geoactivity | David Webb ISR, Boston |
| December 4 | Storms in Jupiter’s Inner Magnetosphere | Barry Mauk Applied Physics Laboratory / JHU |
| December 18 | Dayside / Nightside coupling at Substorm Onset | V. A. Pilipenko Institute of Physics of the Earth Moscow |