2014年
Editor for a special Issue of Earth, Planets and Space (EPS) journal titled "Coupling of the High and Mid Latitude Ionosphere and Its Relation to Geospace Dynamics"
- 種別
- 会誌・広報誌
- 発行元・放送局
- Springer
- 番組・新聞雑誌名
- Springer Open Journal
- 掲載箇所
Title of special issue: Coupling of the High and Mid Latitude Ionosphere and Its Relation to Geospace Dynamics Deadline for submissions: 31st December 2014 Lead Guest Editor: Nozomu Nishitani Guest Editors: Tsutomu Nagatsuma, Akira Sessai Yukimatu, Hongqiao Hu, Takeshi Sakanoi
This special issue originates from the ST-20 session "Coupling of the High and Mid Latitude Ionosphere and Its Relation to Geospace Dynamics," held during the AOGS 2014 Meeting in Sapporo. It is also open to those who did not attend the meeting. This special issue is focused on the coupling of the high and mid latitude ionosphere, which play important roles in geospace dynamics. Recently, the coverage offered by ground-based observation networks (magnetometers, HF radars, GPS receivers etc.) has dramatically increased, allowing us to better understand the coupling between the high and middle latitude ionosphere. In addition, many satellites in geospace also provide essential in-situ data, yielding many new findings and posing new questions. We welcome papers that contribute to our understanding of middle-high latitude ionosphere and geospace coupling, and of geospace dynamics.
http://www.earth-planets-space.com/
http://www.terrapub.co.jp/journals/EPS/
This special issue originates from the ST-20 session "Coupling of the High and Mid Latitude Ionosphere and Its Relation to Geospace Dynamics," held during the AOGS 2014 Meeting in Sapporo. It is also open to those who did not attend the meeting. This special issue is focused on the coupling of the high and mid latitude ionosphere, which play important roles in geospace dynamics. Recently, the coverage offered by ground-based observation networks (magnetometers, HF radars, GPS receivers etc.) has dramatically increased, allowing us to better understand the coupling between the high and middle latitude ionosphere. In addition, many satellites in geospace also provide essential in-situ data, yielding many new findings and posing new questions. We welcome papers that contribute to our understanding of middle-high latitude ionosphere and geospace coupling, and of geospace dynamics.
http://www.earth-planets-space.com/
http://www.terrapub.co.jp/journals/EPS/