ID-410 : A conjunctive observation of polar cap aurora in Longyearbyen with EISCAT radar, satellites and groundbased optics
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FIELDWORK
Research/Observation Title
A conjunctive observation of polar cap aurora in Longyearbyen with EISCAT radar, satellites and groundbased optics
Science Summary (common)
This aims at observing high latitude auroras in a comprehensive way by the ground based optical instruments at the Aurora Station and the EISCAT Svalbard radar in Longyearbyen. An interesting feature was that these were operated in conjunction with FAST and GEOTAIL satellites and also in conjugate with an Antarctic station.
Planning Period
Planning Start Year 1999 〜 Planning End Year
Principal Investigator
Takehiko ASO
Arctic Environmental Research Center, National Institute of Polar Research
- Individual Project Information 1/1 Research/Observation Period 2001-03-01 〜 2001-03-31
Funding Information Other Funding Details
Grant-in-aid for Scientific Research
Discipline(s)
Space Physics
Personnel
| Roll | Contact Person | Name | Takehiko ASO | Affiliation | Arctic Environmental Research Center, National Institute of Polar Research | aso@nipr.ac.jp |
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| Roll | Contact Person | Name | A. KADOKURA | Affiliation | National Institute of Polar Research |
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| Roll | Co-researcher | Name | J. MOEN | Affiliation | Oslo Univ. | Country | Norway |
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Research/Observation Period
2001-03-01 〜 2001-03-31
Research/Observation Point (Detail)
| Field Site: Svalbard | Latitude [degree]: 78.152737 | Longitude [degree]: 16.029386 |
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06:25 on Tue March 24, 2020
Last Update
06:25 on Tue March 24, 2020