Operation plan for the Iceland-Syowa conjugate campaign in 1983-1985

Geomagnetic conjugate points of Syowa, Mizuho and Molodezhnaya Stations in Antarctica are located in the vicinity of Husafell, Isafjordur and Husavik in Iceland. This campaign aims at a further understanding of physical processes in auroras and their related phenomena from coordinated observations o...

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Main Authors: Natsuo Sato, Hiroshi Fukunishi, Th. Saemundsson
Format: Report
Language:English
Published: National Institute of Polar Research/National Institute of Polar Research/Science Institute, University of Iceland 1984
Subjects:
Mizuho
Molodezhnaya
Husafell
Husavik
Antarc*
Antarctica
Iceland
Memoirs of National Institute of Polar Research
Polar Research
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Summary:Geomagnetic conjugate points of Syowa, Mizuho and Molodezhnaya Stations in Antarctica are located in the vicinity of Husafell, Isafjordur and Husavik in Iceland. This campaign aims at a further understanding of physical processes in auroras and their related phenomena from coordinated observations of magnetic field variations, magnetic ULF waves, ELF-VLF emission, cosmic noise absorption and spatial and temporal variations of auroras at these three pairs of geomagnetic conjugate stations. This paper gives an outline of the campaign schedule, the location of three observatories to be set up in Iceland and the specifications of facilities.

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