41. Space Physics Data Facility The SPDF s mission is to enhance the scientific return from NASA programs in the space physics sciences. Welcome to the space physics Data Facility (SPDF). http://spdf.gsfc.nasa.gov/

Welcome to the Space Physics Data Facility (SPDF) Home Page Services CDAWeb SSCWeb FTP Data ... NASA Privacy, Security, Notices The mission of the SPDF is to enhance the scientific return from NASA programs in the space physics sciences. It has its primary intent to lead in the definition, development, operation and promotion of collaborative efforts in the collection and utilization of space physics data and models. The SPDF will respond to the research needs of the space physics community. The SPDF (Code 632) is a part of the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and is the host for many programs and efforts formerly part of the National Space Science Data Center (NSSDC) until the reorganization that formed SPDF in June 1992. The SPDF remains an evolving organization, with a professional staff approximately evenly split between working scientists and technologists. Operational Services CDAWeb SSCWeb FTP Data ... About the SPDF Responsible NASA Official and Curator Dr. Robert McGuire

42. SPARC: Space Physics And Aeronomy Research Collaboratory Research activities, resources offered, electronic workshops, a listing of partner institutions and faculty. http://intel.si.umich.edu/sparc/

SPARC is available 24 hours a day for real-time and archival data access and scientific collaboration. Click here to access SPARC's web-based workshop environment (WorkTools) Click here to jump directly to SPARC's real-time data monitoring page SPARC is a community resource for space physics and aeronomy. For more information, assistance using the system, or help integrating your data with the system, please send e-mail to sparc@umich.edu The Fourth Thermospheric/Ionospheric Geospheric Research (TIGER) Symposium is being conducted virtually using WorkTools , 10-14 June 2002. S-RAMP and GEM-SMC are conducting a series of ongoing electronic workshops using WorkTools Interactions recently published an article on the impact of the Upper Atmospheric Research Collaboratory (UARC), SPARC's predecessor. MIT's Technology Review also published a piece on collaboratories that focused on UARC. brings together researchers in upper atmospheric and space physics from around the world, providing them a set of online collaboration tools and workspaces that link together scientific instruments, data, and models. The

43. Sun-Earth Connection (SEC) Data Availability Catalog space physics Data Facility * space physics Data at NSSDC * Solar Data Analysis Center (SDAC) * NASA Office of Space Science (OSS) * SunEarth Connection http://spdf.gsfc.nasa.gov/SPD.html

Sun-Earth Connection (SEC) Data Availability Catalog At the request of NASA HQ's Office of Space Science, we in association with the flight projects have compiled a catalog of "Data Availability for Current Sun-Earth Connection Missions, Programs, and Campaigns." This catalog is an attempt to summarize the kinds and extent of data now being made available in current flight programs sponsored by the Sun-Earth Connection theme. This catalog and associated reports serve as a focused information source for NASA HQs management interests in availability and accessibility of mission data. As a secondary purpose, the catalog can also be used as an alternative way for the NASA science community to locate data of interest from current missions. The Sun-Earth Connection (SEC) Data Availability Catalog (SECDAC) interface starts with a Mission Overview Matrix where the mission names (and subsequent investigation names) link to the next level of SECDAC information. Appropriate updates (to edit existing information or to add entries) are possible at each level. Please note that updates submitted are manually reviewed and, while immediately acknowledged, will not be immediately reflected in the displayed catalog. Users may also send update information directly to mailto:spdac_mail@nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov

44. University Of Kansas Galileo Pages kuspa1.phsx.ukans.edu8000/ Plasma and space physics, Department of Physics, University of RESEARCH Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences - Department of Physics. Plasma and space physics. Foucaults Pendulum. Research - Plasma and space physics. http://kuspa1.phsx.ukans.edu:8000/~galileo/

Fundamental Technologies/ University of Kansas Galileo Spacecraft Pages The Galileo EPD website is now located at Fundamental Technologies. Last modified March 5, 2004 T. Hunt-Ward tizby@ku.edu

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

Space Physics Group Activities, People and Programs 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) Research Objectives Introduction The Space Physics Group at the University of Houston conducts original research in the areas of atmospheric electricity, atmospheric chemistry, electric spacecraft propulsion, space physics and aeronomy, and upper atmospheric physics. 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. The space physics group provides instruction in these topics to the students of the University of Houston. The main objective is to provide a source of qualified, trained personnel to the space-oriented employers of the Houston area. Finally, members of the group provide knowledgeable 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, the electromagnetic radiation spectrum of lightning at high altitude, the electromagnetic radiation accompanying the production of sprites, 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, ground level atmospheric electric field and air-Earth current at the South Pole, and the properties of the exhaust plasma of the VASIMR engine.

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

NORSK University of Bergen Mathematics and Natural Sciences Department of Physics and Technology Space Physics Section Main Research Projects: Cluster II: Research Initiatives by Norwegian Groups The HEP Particle Spectrometer on GEOTAIL The PIXIE X-ray Imager on POLAR ... On-line publications All our satellite projects PDF document (25 kB) Space Physics Related URLs Last updated: Arve Aksnes

47. Spdsch.phys.lsu.edu/ space physics, Oulu Click here to visit the Department pages. space physics. General information. Suomenkielinen pääsivu. Online space physics Textbook, space physics Virtual Library, http://spdsch.phys.lsu.edu/

48. 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.

49. SPDS Has Moved! We ve Moved! The space physics Data System Magnetospheric Yellow Pages (also known as the Magnetospheric OnLine Data System - MOLD). Have Moved! http://leadbelly.lanl.gov/spds/SPDS-MOLD-welcome.html

We've Moved! The Space Physics Data System Magnetospheric Yellow Pages (also known as the Magnetospheric On-Line Data System - MOLD) Have Moved! They now have a permenant home at Goddard Space Flight Center The URL is http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/spdf/yellow-pages/ If you have any problems or questions please contact Geoff Reeves Effective January 1, 1998

50. 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 Corotating Solar Wind Streams and Recurrent Geomagnetic Activity AGU Chapman Conference on The Science and Technology of Carbon Sequestration AGU Chapman Conference on Salt Marsh Geomorphology: Physical and Ecological Effects on Landform 9-13 October 2004, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Solar Energetic Plasmas and Particles 2-6 August 2004, Turku, Finland Gravity Waves Processes and Parameterization 10-14 January 2004, Waikoloa Beach Marriott in Kohala Coast, Hawaii, USA Information: meetinginfo@agu.org

51. 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/~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

52. 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 Space Science Visualization Lab SSDOO Intranet NAS/NRC Postdoctoral Research Fellowships Available ... Goddard Organizational Page Author: James L. Green (james.l.green@nasa.gov)

53. Univ Of MN Space Plasma Physics Home Page The space physics Research Group is Part of the University of Minnesota Physics Department. space physics News. Who s who in the space physics research group. http://ham.spa.umn.edu/spacephys/

The Space Physics Research Group is Part of the University of Minnesota Physics Department Space Physics News Today's Space Weather: NOAA Forecast Space Weather Bureau Windows to the Universe Minnesota Aurora Observations Solar Terrestrial Dispatch NOAA Current Space Weather Forecast Windows to the Universe Space Weather Today The Space Weather Bureau Minnesota Aurora Observations Lightning Bolt Rocket Launch The Lightning Bolt rocket was launched from the NASA Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia on July 16, 2000. An article about the Lightning Bolt Rocket by Tom Majeski appeared in the St. Paul Pioneer Press on Sunday, September 3, 2000. IMEX Awarded Funding: The Inner Magnetosphere Explorer (IMEX) was granted funding in Sept. 1998 as part of the NASA University-Class Explorers Program. The principal investigator is Dr. John Wygant of the University of Minnesota. An IMEX web page is under development. IMEX News Coverage: Minnesota Daily Article - From September 21, 1998 NASA Press Release - September 11, 1998 News and Meetings Archives Meetings and Events Fall 2000 AGU Meeting Dec. 15-19 (Fri.-Tues.)

54. Section Of Astrophysics And Space Physics, Physics Dept, Univ. Of Crete http://astrophysics.physics.uoc.gr/

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55. UIowa Radio And Plasma Wave Group We are one of several space physics research groups here in the department with a heritage including the very first successful US orbital space launch of http://www-pw.physics.uiowa.edu/plasma-wave/home.html

RADIO AND PLASMA WAVE GROUP Welcome to the web home of the radio and 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. orbital space launch of Explorer 1 in January 1958 carrying Professor Van Allen 's cosmic ray experiment. Check out the space audio page presenting a variety of "sounds of space" collected by several of our spacecraft projects. 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) : Data Analysis System Other Web Resources Other Research Groups in the Space Science Links University of Iowa Links Web Search and Reference Links Iowa City

56. Space Physics - Umeå University Summer course 2004 Space Science and Technology. The Department of space physics gives courses in both space technolgy and space physics. http://www.ryp.umu.se/index_eng.html

57. Space Physics Authors/titles Recent Submissions space physics. Authors and titles for recent submissions. http://arxiv.org/list/physics.space-ph/recent

Space Physics Authors and titles for recent submissions Thu, 27 May 2004 Mon, 24 May 2004 Fri, 21 May 2004 Tue, 18 May 2004 ... Fri, 14 May 2004 Thu, 27 May 2004 physics/0405138 abs ps pdf other Title: One-point statistics and intermittency of induced electric field in the solar wind Authors: Luca Sorriso-Valvo Vincenzo Carbone Roberto Bruno Comments: Accepted for publication on Europhysics Letters, April 22th, 2004 Subj-class: Space Physics; Data Analysis, Statistics and Probability; Plasma Physics Mon, 24 May 2004 gr-qc/0405100 abs ps pdf other Title: Efectos relativistas en los sistemas Galileo, GPS y GLONASS Authors: Comments: LaTeX, 12 pages, fully in spanish, Lecture given in ``Scientific Days 250 years of the Spanish Astronomy'', held at Real Observatorio de la Armada, R.O.A., San Fernando, Cadiz (Spain), 22-26 Sept 2003 Subj-class: General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology; Space Physics Fri, 21 May 2004 physics/0405103 abs ps pdf other Title: Negative refraction in outer space? Authors: Tom G. Mackay Akhlesh Lakhtakia (2) ((1) University of Edinburgh, (2) Pennsylvania State University) Subj-class: Optics; Space Physics

58. Astrophysics Division space physics Division. Division Head Richard Harrison. The space physics Division has an active research programme in solar physics http://www.sstd.rl.ac.uk/SSD/sp.html

Overview News Projects Space Physics Earth observation science Space ... People Space Physics Division Division Head: Richard Harrison The Space Physics Division has an active research programme in solar physics, solar-terrestrial physics, planetary and space plasma physics and astrophysics and both leads and collaborates in the development and operation of space instrumentation and missions. The Division collaborates with university groups, and with national and international partners, on research and project activities. See also: An introduction to solar terrestrial projects at RAL Research areas: Space Astronomy - Leader: Rodger Emery Solar Physics - Leaders: Richard Harrison Solar Terrestrial Physics - Leader: Ian McCrea Planets and Space Plasmas - Leader: Manuel Grande Theory - Leader: Bob Bingham Current projects include: EISCAT - Incoherent scatter radars investigating the ionosphere POLAR - a satellite dedicated to studying the Earth's magnetosphere and aurorae SOHO/CDS - a satellite revealing the Sun's secrets Cluster - four satellites studying the wind from the Sun and the influence of the Earth's magnetic field ISO and IRAS - satellites which investigated the universe at infrared wavelengths Herschel Space Observatory/SPIRE instrument - a new project to study astronomical objects at infrared and submillimetre wavelengths Planck - a new project to study the cosmic microwave background

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 Science Web Pages SPACE SCIENCE WEB PAGES. Here are some links related to space physics. NASA space physics Data System (SPDS); National Space Science Data Center (NSSDC) http://www-pw.physics.uiowa.edu/links/space.html

SPACE SCIENCE WEB PAGES Here are some links related to space physics. If you know of "good" sites that we should have a direct link to, send a suggestion to Space Agency and Government Resources NASA Information Services via World Wide Web NASA Headquarters Space Physics Division Solar System Exploration Division ... Solar Terrestrial Physics at the National Geophysical Data Center International Solar-Terrestrial Physics Project (ISTP) NOAA Space Environment Laboratory (SEL) Data Distribution Laboratory (DDL) ... British National Space Centre Professional Organizations and Journals American Geophysical Union (AGU) EOS Online AGU Publications AGU Space Physics and Aeronomy Section ... Icarus journal of the Division for Planetary Sciences of the American Astronomical Society Universities and Research Labs UCLA Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics (IGPP) Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (JHU/APL) Space Department The MIT Plasma Group Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP) at the U of Colorado, Boulder

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