Cornell University / Toolik Field Station / Boston University / Geophysical Institute / University of New Hampshire / Dartmouth College / Royal Institute of Technology / University of Alaska Fairbanks / /
IndustryTerm
high energy ions / energy spectrogram / in situ electron energy / quasistatic systems / electron energy spectra / in situ electron energy distribution / narrow energy range / energy range / energy ranging / energy-pitch images / electron differential energy flux spectrogram / pitch-energy image / time-varying systems / in situ electron energy spectrogram / pitch-energy / thermal energy / lower energy / high energy population / differential energy flux / electrostatic analyzer electron energy flux spectral plot / electron energy / peak energy flux / energy / /
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Toolik Lake / /
Organization
American Geophysical Union / University of New Hampshire / Durham / Geophysical Institute / Institute of Technology / Stockholm / University of Alaska Fairbanks / Boston University / Boston / Department of Physics and Astronomy / Center for Space Physics / Space Science Center / Dartmouth College / School of Electrical Engineering / Cascades-2 mission / Cornell University / /
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representative / /
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Utah / Alaska / California / New York / Massachusetts / New Hampshire / /
PublishedMedium
Geophysical Research Letters / JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH / /
JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH, VOL. 116, A00K18, doi:2011JA016428, 2011 Sounding rocket study of two sequential auroral poleward boundary intensifications M. R. Mella,1 K. A. Lynch,1 D. L. Hampton,2 H. Dahlgre