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ST01
Paper ID	Paper Title	Corresponding Author and Affiliation
58-ST-A0014	Observational Study of Solar Magnetic Active Phenomena	Hongqi Zhang National Astronomical Observatories of China
58-ST-A0074	SPACE WEATHER RESEARCH IN BRAZIL (Invited Talk)	RAJARAM P. KANE Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais ( INPE), Brazil
58-ST-A0092	Study of aerosol optical depth and Angstrom parameters over a high altitude station above 2 km msl	P Pant Aryabhatta Research Institute of Observational Sciences (ARIES)
58-ST-A0124	International collaborative studies of the solar wind with IPS and SMEI	Masayoshi Kojima STE Lab., Nagoya University
58-PS-A0178	Magnetospheric dynamics as a probe for solar wind and solar activity	Anatoly Petrukovich Space Research Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences
58-ST-A0183	Evidence for the effect of CMEs on the non-radial solar wind flows and IMF Bz component observed near earth.	FELIX PEREIRA St. Xavier's College
58-ST-A0228	MEXART MEASUREMENTS OF THE FIRST RADIO SOURCES	Americo Gonzalez-Esparza UNAM, Mexico
58-ST-A0255	"Observation of the Influence of the 15 - 17 January 2005 Solar Storms to the Magnetic Field and Ionosphere of Indonesia"	Clara Y. Yatini National Institute of Aeronautics and Space of Indonesia
58-ST-A0404	Solar Studies in Japan during CAWSES program	Kazunari Shibata Kwasan Observatory, Kyoto University
58-ST-A0520	Solar wind extremes and their effects on the planetary environment	Hari Vats PRL Ahmedabad
58-ST-A0556	Theoretical Modeling of Large Amplitude Boundary Layer Waves in the Magnetosphere	S.S. Ghosh Indian Institute of Geomagnetism
58-ST-A0651	Study of Propagation of Coronal Mass Ejections in the Inner Heliosphere	P.K. MANOHARAN Radio Astronomy Centre, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
58-ST-A0667	Large-scale magnetic reorganization by flares from Active Region NOAA 10484 on 22 October	Bhuwan Joshi Aryabhatta Research Institute of observational sciencES (ARIES)
58-ST-A0691	Plans for the International Heliophysical Year	Joseph Davila NASA-Goddard Space Flight Center
58-ST-A0771	A New CME Model under Current Sheet Magnetic Coordinates	Xueshang feng Lab for Space Weather, Center for Space Science and Applied Research, Beijing 100080
58-ST-A0932	Solar-Terrestrial Data Analysis Activities in Japan	Shinichi Watari National Institute of Information and Communications Technology
58-ST-A0952	International Heliophysical Year (IHY) Program in India	P.K. Manoharan
58-ST-A1100	Collaboration of CAWSES with IHY	Ryoichi Fujii STEL/Nagoya University
58-ST-A1325	International Heliophysical Year: A Global Effort	Nat Gopalswamy NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
58-ST-A1341	Are solar wind models constrained by transition region radiation?	Ruth Esser University of Tromsoe,Norway
58-ST-A1431	Use of Low Coronal Images in Understanding Space Weather	Nariaki V. Nitta Lockheed Martin Solar and Astrophysics Laboratory
58-ST-A1502	On the Importance of the Cross-body Approach in Planetary Aeronomy	Marina Galand Center for Space Physics / Boston University
58-ST-A1519	IHY Operations: How the IHY is facilitated by the IHY Secretariat	Barbara Thompson NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

ST02
Paper ID	Paper Title	Corresponding Author and affiliation
58-ST-A0110	Magnetospheric Dynamic Cusp: Cluster Observations	Q.-G. Zong Boston University
58-ST-A0147	Electron Acceleration due to Lower Hybrid Waves in Magnetic Reconnection Regions	Iver Cairns University of Sydney
58-ST-A0165	Evolution of phase space densities in the Earth's magnetosphere during a prolonged northward-IMF period: CLUSTER, GEOTAIL, LANL-MPA comparison	Kanako Seki Solar-Terrestrial Environment Laboratory, Nagoya University
58-ST-A0170	A Model for Earthward Injection during Substorm in Magnetotail	Jiankui Shi Center for Space Science and Applied Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences
58-ST-A0297	The Wavy Magnetotail Neutral Sheet	T. L. Zhang Space Research Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences
58-ST-A0382	The Global Interactions Between the Solar Wind and Magnetosphere	Xinlin Li University of Colorado
58-ST-A0459	Interplanetary Magnetic By Effects on the Dynamics of the Auroral Substorm Expansion	Kan Liou The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, Laurel, Maryland, USA
58-ST-A0501	Topologies of the Distant Tail under Various Northward IMF Conditions	Jiuling Guo Center of Space Science and Application Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences
58-ST-A0934	Near-equatorial zone: proton flux dependence on L, B	Alexey Petrov SINP MSU
58-ST-A1106	Behavior of Energetic and Thermal Electrons near the Magnetic Reconnection Region	Masahiro Hoshino University of Tokyo
58-ST-A1127	Plumes and irregularities near the plasmapause region	Harri Laakso ESA
58-ST-A1195	The Effects of the Interplanetary Magnetic Field on Magnetic Reconnection in the Earth's Magnetosphere	Tatsuki Ogino Solar-Terrestrial Environment Laboratory, Nagoya University
58-ST-A1197	Turbulent Transport of the Solar Wind Plasma : Full Particle Simulation Study of the Kelvin-Helmholtz Instability	Yosuke Matsumoto Graduate School of Environmental Studies, Nagoya University
58-ST-A1204	Double Star TC-1 observation of magnetic reconnection at the dayside magnetopause : A preliminary study	Zuyin Pu Peking University
58-ST-A1209	Multiple Flux Rope Events at the Magnetopause Observations by TC1 on 18 March 2004	Chijie Xiao Chinese National Astronomy Observatories, CAS, China
58-ST-A1413	Development of Storm-Time Proton Distribution Observed by NOAA/POES Multi-Satellites	Keiko T Asai National Institute of Information and Communications Technology

ST03
Paper ID	Paper Title	Corresponding Author and affiliation
58-ST-A0090	Space wind and Storms Exploration Program	Zhenxing Liu Center for Space Science and Applied Research
58-ST-A0119	Dipolarization at postmidnight sector observed by Double Star and Cluster	Rumi Nakamura IWF/OEAW
58-ST-A0172	Field Aligned Current Observed in the Nightside Geo-space	Jiankui Shi Center for Space Science and Applied Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences
58-ST-A0213	Electrons acceleration along magnetic field line recorded at high magnetic latitudes by the NUADU instrument during magnetic storm on January 17, 2005	Li Lu CSSAR
58-ST-A0214	Energetic Neutral Atom (ENA) images of the disturbed ring current recorded by the NUADU instrument on TC-2 and complementary data obtained by HENA/IMAGE during favorable relative positions of the orbits of the two spacecraft	Susan McKenna-Lawlor Space Technology Ireland, National University of Ireland
58-ST-A0295	DSP/Cluster Observation of Current Sheet Oscillation on August 5, 2004	T. L. Zhang Space Research Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences
58-ST-A0452	First results of Chinese Instruments on DSP	Jinbin CAO Center for Space Science and Applied Research
58-ST-A0706	Magnetotail Science with Double Star and Cluster	Andrew Fazakerley Mullard Space Science Laboratory, UCL
58-ST-A0992	DSP and Cluster observations of a plasma sheet thinning event in the night-side magnetosphere	Iannis Dandouras CESR-CNRS
58-ST-A1076	Statistic Results of the Energetic Particles and Earthward High Speed Flows in the Plasma Sheet	Suiyan Fu Peking University

ST04
Paper ID	Paper Title	Corresponding Author and affiliation
58-ST-A0040	One Hundred Years Since "The Maunder Butterfly Diagram and Maunder Minimum": An Introduction	Willie Soon Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
58-ST-A0084	Variation of the carbon-14 content in tree rings during the Maunder and the Spoerer Minima	Hiroko Miyahara Nagoya University
58-ST-A0187	Surface Magnetism of Stars	Sallie Baliunas Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
58-ST-A0250	Climate and extreme events in eastern China during 1620-1720	Jingyun Zheng Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences
58-ST-A0530	Possible causes of waxing and waning of the Sun’s activity in conditions like Maunder minimum	VALENTINE MAKAROV Pulkovo Astronomical Observatory
58-ST-A0705	SUNSPOT STATISTICAL PROPERTIES IN THE CYCLE 23 AND THE CONSTRAINTS ON THE SOLAR DYNAMO THEORY	Sergey Zharkov Bradford University
58-ST-A0806	Solar Irradiance Variability And The Solar Activity Cycle	Probhas Raychaudhuri Calcutta University
58-ST-A0718	High Activity in the Declining Phase of Solar Cycle 23	Taeil Bai Stanford University
58-ST-A0728	22-year Dominant Cyclicity in Solar/Heliospheric Activity during the Maunder Minimum	Ilya Usoskin Sodankyla Geophysical Observatory (Oulu unit), University of Oulu
58-ST-A0729	An Upper Limit on Sunspot Activity during the Maunder Minimum	Ilya Usoskin Sodankyla Geophysical Observatory (Oulu unit), University of Oulu
58-ST-A0754	Influence of the solar activity on the precipitation in the Northeastern Tibetan Plateau during the last millennium	Dr. Lei Huang Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences
58-ST-A0801	Long-Standing Unsolved Problems in Solar Physics and Magnetospheric Physics	Syun-Ichi Akasofu International Arctic Research Center, University of Alaska
58-ST-A0841	Maunder minimum according to archive data and dynamo theory	Dmitry Sokoloff Department of Physics, Moscow State University
58-ST-A0884	Long-term variations in solar dynamo by the non-linear shear induced alpha-effect.	Valery Pipin Institute for Solar-Terrestrial Physics
58-ST-A1070	Maunder’s Butterfly Diagram in the 21st Century	David Hathaway NASA/MSFC/NSSTC
58-ST-A1332	The Stellar Imager Vision of Solar and Stellar Activity	Margarita Karovska Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics

ST05-OA09
Paper ID	Paper Title	Corresponding Author and affiliation
58-ST-A0080	ERG Satellite Mission to Study on the Formation of Radiation Belt	Takayuki Ono Tohoku Univ
58-ST-A0126	Introduction to STSAT-1	Kyoung Min Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
58-ST-A0151	Ionospheric Observation Using Korean Satellites	Jaeheung PARK KAIST
58-ST-A0254	Experiences with the NewMag Magnetometer Payload on FedSat	Frederick Menk University of Newcastle
58-ST-A0519	Space Weather Mission of SmartSat Program - Instrumentation and Experiment Plan -	Tsutomu Nagatsuma National Institute of Information and Communications Technology
58-ST-A0553	Universitetskiy (Tatyana) mission: first results and perspectives	Vladimir Radchenko Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics of Moscow State University
58-ST-A0614	Aurora-Associated Phenomena and the ePOP Mission	Ludmila Kagan the university of Western Ontario
58-ST-A0772	INDEX mission: simultaneous observations between optical aurora and auroral particles with high-time and high-spatial resolutions	Takeshi Sakanoi Graduate School of Science, Tohoku University
58-ST-A0942	The Enhanced Polar Outflow Probe (e-POP) on the Canadian Multi-purpose CASSIOPE Small Satellite	Andrew Yau University of Calgary
58-ST-A0980	Space Weather Mission of SmartSat Program - Mission Plan and Current Status -	Maki Akioka National Institute of Information and Communications Technology(NICT)
58-ST-A1061	Japanese Future Magnetospheric Satellite Mission "SCOPE"	Yoshifumi Saito ISAS/JAXA
58-ST-A1069	Proposal of Geostationary Observation of Atmospheric chemistry and Lightning (GOAL)	Makoto Suzuki EORC/JAXA
58-ST-A1071	Science objectives of the ERG satellite mission	Yoshizumi Miyoshi Solar-Terrestrial Environment Laboratory, Nagoya University
58-ST-A1086	FORMOSAT-3 Mission	Chio Cheng National Space Program Office
58-ST-A1146	ISUAL experiment on the FORMOSAT-2 satellite	Han-Tzong Su Department of Physics, National Cheng Kung University
58-ST-A1361	Neutral mass and velocity spectrometer NMS for e-POP	Nobuko Fujikawa Rikkyo University
58-ST-A1366	Development of Plasma and Particle instrument package of the ERG satellite mission	Takeshi Takashima ISAS/JAXA
58-ST-A1461	Technology demonstration by the piggyback-style lunar pinpoint lander mission	Seisuke Fukuda ISAS/JAXA
58-ST-A1471	Design of a small satellite for global airglow observation of the ionosphere-thermosphere-mesosphere	A. Saito Kyoto University, Department of Geophysics
58-ST-A1503	Space telescope on Small Satellite for Planet Observation	Yukihiro Takahashi Tohoku University
58-ST-A1511	Micro-Satellite Mission `INDEX' for the Exploration of Small-Scale Auroral Properties: Current Status and Observation/Operation Plans	Masafumi HIRAHARA Department of Physics, College of Science, Rikkyo University
58-OA-A0640	RHESSI Observations of Terrestrial Gamma-Ray Flashes	David M.Smith University of California, Santa Cruz
58-OA-A1145	New results on space measurements of sprites and elves from the ISUAL experiment	Han-Tzong Su Department of Physics, National Cheng Kung University
58-OA-A1504	Relationship between Terrestrial Gamma-Ray Flashes and ELF/VLF radiations	Yukihiro Takahashi Tohoku University

ST06
Paper ID	Paper Title	Corresponding Author and affiliation
58-ST-A0122	Nonlinear Waves at the Bow Shock: Theory and Observations by Cluster	Kristof Stasiewicz Swedish Institute of Space Physics
58-ST-A0136	Nonlinear Alfvén Waves in the Solar Wind	Bruce Tsurutani Jet Propulsion Laboratory
58-ST-A0137	Non-Extensive Entropy Approach to Space Plasma Turbulence	Manfred P. Leubner University of Innsbruck, Institute for Astrophysics
58-ST-A0140	Nonlinear Versus Linear Processes for Langmuir waves	Iver Cairns University of Sydney
58-ST-A0231	The Coronal Magnetic Field: Structure and Dynamics	Maya Paczuski Perimeter Institute and Imperial College London
58-ST-A0232	Statistical Intermittency of Solar Wind Turbulence- Measurement and Modelling	Sandra Chapman University of Warwick
58-ST-A0318	A Link Between ``Universal" Fluctuations and Extreme Statistics ?	Nicholas Watkins British Antarctic Survey
58-ST-A0407	Solitary electromagnetic waves in space plasmas	Konrad Sauer Max-Planck Institute for Solar System Research
58-ST-A0409	Plasma-plasma interaction in space: results of 3D multi-ion fluid simulations	Konrad Sauer Max-Planck Institute for Solar System Research
58-ST-A0550	Application of Dromion Solutions in Auroral Plasmas	S.S. Ghosh Indian Institute of Geomagnetism
58-ST-A0675	Longitudinal Oscillations in Relativistic Plasmas: A Nonextensive Statistics Approach	Victor Munoz Department of Earth System Science and Technology, Kyushu University
58-ST-A0734	Wave-Particle Interaction in Kinetic Alfven Waves	De Jin Wu Purple Mountain Observatory
58-ST-A0933	Statistical Mechanics of Collisionless System	Tadas K Nakamura Fukui Prefectural University
58-ST-A0984	Non-linear oscillation of a Satellite in elliptic orbit under magnetic torque	Rashmi Bhardwaj G.G.S.Indraprastha University, Kashmere Gate, Delhi, India
58-ST-A1105	Electron Surfing Acceleration under Small-Scale Nonlinear Waves in Magnetic Reconnection	Masahiro Hoshino University of Tokyo
58-ST-A1257	Generation of Phase Coherence in Foreshock MHD Turbulence	Tohru Hada ESST, Kyushu University
58-ST-A1485	The structure of slow shocks in the geomagnetotail	Lin-Ni Hau Institute of Space Science, National Central University
58-ST-A1530	Nonlinear LF wave-particle interaction in a planetary foreshock	Christian Mazelle CESR / CNRS
58-ST-A3024	Seismicity in view of science of complexity	Sumiyoshi Abe University of Tsukuba
58-ST-A3025	Waiting times and power spectra: self-organized criticality and phase transitions	Mikko Alava Helsinki University of Technology, Laboratory of Physics

ST07
Paper ID	Paper Title	Corresponding Author and affiliation
58-ST-A0334	Shock evolution from Sun to Earth during the Halloween 2003 epoch	Chin-Chun Wu CSPAR, University of Alabama in Huntsville, USA

ST08
Paper ID	Paper Title	Corresponding Author and affiliation
58-ST-A0009	How good is the relationship of solar and interplanetary plasma parameters with geomagnetic storms?	RAJARAM P. KANE Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais ( INPE), Brazil
58-ST-A0060	Sun-Earth relation: Historical development and present status-A brief review	RAJARAM P. KANE Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais ( INPE), Brazil
58-ST-A0097	Observations of Solar and Magnetospheric Particles During Large Storms and Assessing Their Effects on the Earth's Upper Atmosphere	D.N. Baker Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics/CU
58-ST-A0135	Solar-Ionospheric and Solar Wind-Ionospheric Coupling	Bruce Tsurutani Jet Propulsion Laboratory
58-ST-A0181	Corotating Solar Wind Streams and Recurrent Geomagnetic Activity	Bruce Tsurutani Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
58-ST-A0202	Formation and Observations of Shadow Bands	Hari Vats PRL Ahmedabad
58-ST-A0306	LONG-TERM SOLAR/GEOPHYSICAL DATA SETS	Leif Svalgaard ETK
58-ST-A0316	The Changing Correlation between Sunspot and Geomagnetic Activity - Link to the Solar System Dynamics	Katya Georgieva Solar-Terrestrial Influence Laboratory, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
58-ST-A0376	Solar control on the variations of the ionosphere and thermosphere	Balan Nanan University of Sheffield
58-ST-A0411	CHEMICAL AND DYNAMICAL RESPONSE OF THE MIDDLE ATMOSPHERE TO STRONG SOLAR PROTON EVENTS OF 23rd SOLAR CYCLE: 3D MODEL RUNS	Alexei Krivolutsky Central Aerological Observatory
58-ST-A0541	GEOMAGNETIC STORM INDUCED ACOUSTIC GRAVITY WAVES AT EQUATORIAL LATITUDE	Manohar Lal Yadav Indian Institute of Geomagnetism
58-ST-A0672	Statistics of solar wind, CMEs and flares during the solar cycle	Xenophon Moussas University of Athens
58-ST-A0798	Round-the-Clock Ground-based Observations of Space Weather Effects on the Thermosphere and Ionosphere Using Imaging Spectroscopy	Supriya Chakrabarti Boston University
58-ST-A0941	Australian Observations of the August/September 1859 Solar Events	John Humble University of Tasmania
58-ST-A0962	Investigation of the response of equatorial mesosphere-thermosphere-ionosphere (MTI) processes to direct and indirect forcings through coordinated daytime airglow and radar measurements	Tarun Pant Space Physics Laboratory
58-ST-A0963	Investigation of the role of various neutral and electrodynamical processes in the variabilities exhibited by O1D 630.0nm dayglow through optical measurements	Tarun Pant Space Physics Laboratory
58-ST-A1496	Solar Flare Associated Ionospheric Effects over Ahmedabad (23 oN)	Hari Om Vats Physical Research Laboratory
58-ST-A1520	Early Results from the 2005 CDAW Workshop on "CMEs, ICMEs and Geomagnetic Storms"	Barbara Thompson NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
58-ST-A1527	STABILITY OF THE MAGNETIC EQUATOR IN SOUTH AMERICA A REFERENCE SYSTEM FOR EARTH SYSTEM DYNAMIC	Teodosio Chavez_Campos National university of Engineering

ST09
Paper ID	Paper Title	Corresponding Author and affiliation
58-ST-A0203	Waves in Polar plumes	Dipankar Banerjee Indian Institute of Astrophysics
58-ST-A0219	Magnetic funnels in polar coronal holes of the Sun	Klaus Wilhelm Max-Planck-Institut fuer Sonnensystemforschung
58-ST-A0236	Radio Occultation Measurements of Plumes and Raylike Structures	Richard Woo Jet Propulsion Laboratory
58-ST-A0418	Polar Coronal Hole Size Variation Through The Solar Cycle	Jing Li Institute for Astronomy, University of Hawaii
58-ST-A0695	Sensitivity of solar off-limb line profiles to electron density stratification: the contribution of polar plumes	Nour-Eddine Raouafi Max-Planck-Institut for Solar System Research
58-ST-A0703	Plumes seen in the ultraviolet	Luca Teriaca Max Planck Institut fuer Sonnensystemforschung
58-ST-A0845	Polar Plumes Observed in the UV	Alan Gabriel Institut d'Astrophysique Spatiale
58-ST-A0846	Outflow in the Onset Region of the Solar Wind	Françoise Bely-Dubau Observatoire de la Côte d'Azur
58-ST-A0999	Polar Plumes and the High Speed Solar Wind	W. Ian Axford Max Planck Institute, Lindau, Germany
58-ST-A1162	Solar Coronal Plumes: Theoretical Concepts and Results	Manfred Cuntz University of Texas at Arlington
58-ST-A1254	A review of polar-plume observations with SUMER on SOHO	Klaus Wilhelm Max-Planck-Institut fuer Sonnensystemforschung
58-ST-A3035	Polar Plumes in White Light	Philippe Lamy Laboratoire d'Astronomie Spatiale
58-ST-A3036	Properties of polar plumes from white-light observations with the SOHO/LASCO-C2 coronagraph	Antoine Llebaria Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Marseille LAM-CNRS (France)

ST10
Paper ID	Paper Title	Corresponding Author and affiliation
58-ST-A0141	Variations of the solar wind density and temperature under the effect of the Jupiter	Vladislav E. Timofeev Yu.G. Shafer Institute of Cosmophysical Research and Aeronomy
58-ST-A0229	The Role of Compressibility in Intermittent Solar Wind Turbulence	Sandra Chapman University of Warwick
58-ST-A0230	Scaling and Mutual Information as Measures of Solar Wind- Magnetospheric Coupling	Sandra Chapman University of Warwick
58-ST-A0277	Downstream structures of interplanetary fast shocks associated with coronal mass ejections	Ryuho Kataoka National Institute of Information and Communications Technology
58-ST-A0330	A Study on the Geo-effective Solar Eruptive Events	Jie Zhang George Mason University
58-ST-A0338	Exact Time Dependent Solutions of the Magnetic Merging Problem	Paul Watson The University of Sydney
58-ST-A0602	Role of Electrostatic Instability in Initiating Magnetic Reconnection in Thin Current Sheets	Nagendra Singh University of Alabama
58-ST-A0604	Flux Tube Expansion Factor and Solar Wind Speed	Bala Poduval Stanford University
58-ST-A0680	Magnetic Spectra of The Solar Wind	V. KRISHAN Indian Institute of Astrophysics
58-ST-A0773	Two-scale model for energy release in solar flares	Don Melrose School of Physics, University of Sydney
58-ST-A0783	Solar related interplanetary shocks recorded at L1 during Solar Cycle 23 and their characteristics	Susan McKenna-Lawlor Space Technology Ireland, National University of Ireland
58-ST-A0928	Energetic Particle Acceleration at Near-Earth by Interplanetary Shocks	George Ho Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
58-ST-A0996	Solar Probe's Inside-out UV Spectrography of the Solar Wind	Silvano Fineschi INAF-Osservatorio Astronomico di Torino
58-ST-A1134	Inner source pick-up ions and cometary dust in the inner solar system	Ingrid Mann Institut fuer Planetologie, Westfaelische Wilhelms-Universitaet, Muenster
58-ST-A1176	Geomagnetic activities and sector boundary crossings	Shinichi Watari National Institute of Information and Communications Technology
58-ST-A1221	Long-Lasting Brightening of a Soft X-ray Expanding Loop after the Flare Peaktime	Satoshi Masuda Solar-Terrestrial Environment Laboratory, Nagoya University
58-ST-A1344	Effect of latitudinal distribution of temperature at the coronal base on the global magnetic field configuration	Shadia Habbal Institute for Astronomy
58-ST-A1350	How the Sun and Solar Wind Are Connected: Coronal Hole Myth	Richard Woo Jet Propulsion Laboratory
58-ST-A1355	RHESSI constraints on ion acceleration in flares	David M. Smith Physics Department and SCIPP, University of California, Santa Cruz
58-ST-A1364	Preflare Features in Radios and in Hard X-Rays	Ayumi Asai Nobeyama Solar Radio Observatory, NAOJ
58-ST-A1483	Shock Passage Prediction Using Three-dimensional Simulation	Tomoya Ogawa National Institute of Information and Communications Technology
58-ST-A3007	Preferred sunspot longitudes: Non-axisymmetry and differential rotation	llya Usoskin Sodankyla Geophysical Observatory

ST11
Paper ID	Paper Title	Corresponding Author and affiliation
58-ST-A0112	Energetic ion and electron Modulation in the inner magnetosphere	Q.-G. Zong Boston University
58-ST-A0179	Geotail Observations of Signatures in the Near-Earth Magnetotail for the Extremely Intense Substorms of the 30 October 2003 Storm	Yukinaga Miyashita Solar-Terrestrial Environment Laboratory, Nagoya University
58-ST-A0192	Acceleration and extreme distortion within the Van Allen radiation belts during the "Halloween" solar storms of 2003	D.N. Baker Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics/CU
58-ST-A0378	Cluster and ground-based observations of the magnetosheath-cusp region during geomagnetic storms	Balan Nanan University of Sheffield
58-ST-A0383	Magnetospheric Response during the Carrington Event of 1859	Xinlin Li University of Colorado
58-ST-A0391	THE ACCELERATING AND THE VELOCITY OF THE CME UNDER RISING	Ji-Ling HAN
58-ST-A0417	Radiation storms during solar extreme events by Coronas-F observation	Mikhail Panasyuk
58-ST-A0423	CLUSTER/Rapid electron pitch angle transitions during a storm time substorm event	Ioannis Vogiatzis Boston University/Democritus University of Thrace
58-ST-A0443	Comparing Past and Current Super storms: How Large was the 1859 Event?	James Green NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
58-ST-A0537	Geotail Observations During Extreme Solar Events: An Extremely Fast Interplanetary Shock on 29 October 2003	Toshio Terasawa University of Tokyo
58-ST-A0540	Cluster observations of the magnetospheric boundaries in 3D	C.. Philippe Escoubet ESA/ESTEC
58-ST-A0590	Magnetospheric response to two extreme solar events,as observed by the Cluster and Double Star spacecraft	Claire Vallat CESR/CNRS
58-ST-A0707	The distribution of energetic particls near the bottom region of radiation belts and thier response to solar proton events	Zou Xiao Peking University
58-ST-A0831	Dayside Boundary Layer under Extreme Solar Wind Conditions: A Cluster Perspective	Hui Zhang Boston University
58-ST-A1114	Extreme strom events of October-November 2003 and geomagnetic field variations at the equatorial and low latitude stations in the Indian region	SOBHANA ALEX INDIAN INSTITUTE OF GEOMAGNETISM
58-ST-A1161	S-M-I coupling during the super storm on November 20-21, 2003	Tsutomu Nagatsuma National Institute of Information and Communications Technology

ST12
Paper ID	Paper Title	Corresponding Author and affiliation
58-ST-A0082	Efficiency of the noise storm radiation process in the solar corona	Prasad Subramanian Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics
58-ST-A0123	Integrated Radio Emission Models	Peter Robinson Univ. of Sydney
58-ST-A0190	Fundamental Electromagnetic Emission via Beam-driven Langmuir Waves	Bo Li University of Sydney
58-ST-A0204	Just how inhomogeneous is the solar corona?	Don Melrose University of Sydney
58-ST-A0247	Draping of the Interstellar Magnetic Field onto the Heliopause	Jeremy Mitchell School of Physics, University of Sydney
58-ST-A0564	Development of ground and space based radar astronomy	Tor Hagfors Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research
58-ST-A0593	Recent data on zebra pattern in the broad frequency range 25-7000 MHz	Guennadi Chernov IZMIRAN, Russian Academy of Sciences
58-ST-A0757	Radio observations of the jovian bKOM and HOM by Ulysses/URAP	Colin H. Barrow Max Planck Institute Copernicus
58-ST-A0953	Nonlinear Dispersion Relation for Harmonic Electromagnetic Waves	Peter Yoon University of Maryland
58-ST-A0954	Long Time Scale Nonlinear Dyamics of Beam-Plasma Interaction	Peter Yoon University of Maryland
58-ST-A1110	Invariant imbedding theory of mode conversion in inhomogeneous	Kihong Kim Ajou University
58-ST-A1130	Effects of field-aligned inhomogeneity on plasma wave coupling	Kyung-Sub Kim Kyung Hee University
58-ST-A1142	High-resolution measurements of naturally occuring HF waves in Geospace	Jim LaBelle Dartmouth College
58-ST-A1335	Low-frequency Solar Bursts and Sun-Earth Connection	Nat Gopalswamy NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
58-ST-A1348	Observation of the Reactive Component of Langmuir Wave-Electron Phase Bunching	Craig Kletzing University of Iowa
58-ST-A1444	50 Years After the Serentipitious Discovery: Jupiter as Radio Planet	Helmut O. Rucker Space Research Institute

ST13
Paper ID	Paper Title	Corresponding Author and affiliation
58-ST-A0071	Lidar, VHF radar and Radiosonde Observations of UT/LS Dynamics Over Tropical and Sub-tropical Stations	Jaya Rao Yeddu Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology
58-ST-A0113	Recent investigation on QP/LQP echoes using Gadanki MST radar	Amit Kumar Patra National MST Radar Facility
58-ST-A0184	Radar Investigations of Low Altitude Quasi-periodic echoes in Chung-Li	Chung-Liang Chen Institute of Space Science, National Central University
58-ST-A0186	Typhoon observation by using Chung-Li VHF radar	K.Krishna Reddy Institute of Observational Research for Global Change (IORGC), Japan
58-ST-A0368	Vertical group and phase velocities of ionospheric waves derived from the MU radar	Jann-Yenq Liu National Central University
58-ST-A0370	Vertical energy propagation associated with formations of an additional layer in the ionosphere	Jann-Yenq Liu National Central University
58-ST-A0415	MORPHOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE FIELD-ALIGNED E-LAYER IRREGULARITIES OBSERVED DURING SEEK II CAMPAIGN	Chung-Liang Chen Institute of Space Science, National Central University, Taiwan
58-ST-A0583	Wind profilers for diagnosis of precipitating cloud systems over Asia and Western Tropical Pacific Ocean	K. Krishna Reddy Institute of Observational Research for Global Change (IORGC)/Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC), Yokosuka, Japan
58-ST-A0689	Mesosphere Summer Echoes observed at polar and mid latitudes	Marius Zecha Leibniz-Institut für Atmosphärenphysik
58-ST-A1006	Seasonal Variations of Precipitation Properties associated with Monsoon over Palau in the Western Pacific	Hisayuki Kubota IORGC JAMSTEC
58-ST-A1081	The Utilization of Equatorial Atmosphere Radar (EAR) and Global Precipitation Climatology Project (GPCP) in Indicating Rainfall Intensity at Kototabang, West Sumatera, Indonesia	Eddy Hermawan The Indonesian National Institue of Aeronautics and Space (LAPAN)
58-ST-A1093	E-region irregularity observed by Tanegashima FAR and Yamagawa ionosonde during the SEEK-2 Campaign	Chien-Chih Lee General Education Center, Ching-Yun University
58-ST-A1240	Recent Developments at National MST Radar Facility, India	Narayana Rao D. National MST Radar Facility, Department of Space, Gadanki, India
58-ST-A1293	Study of ionospheric irregularity in the midlatitude E- and F-regions over Japan	Mamoru Yamamoto Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University
58-ST-A1251	Sudden stratospheric warming event associated with the reversal of electrojet over magnetic equator	Sundararaman Sathishkumar Equatorial Geophysical Research Laboratory
58-ST-A1435	The study of the relations between Doppler velocities and backscattering echoes by the Chung-Li VHF radar	Pei-Chen Lai Institute of Space Science, National Central University, Taiwan, R.O.C.

ST14-PS11
Paper ID	Paper Title	Corresponding Author and affiliation
58-ST-A0138	Relativistic Solar Electrons	Paul Evenson University of Delaware
58-ST-A0167	Cosmic Rays in the Earth’s Atmosphere and Underground	Lev I. Dorman Israel Cosmic Ray & Space Weather Center and Emilio Segre’ Observatory
58-ST-A0269	Link between Cosmic Rays and Climate on Different Time Scales	Ilya Usoskin Sodankyla Geophysical Observatory (Oulu unit), University of Oulu
58-ST-A0352	THE BASTILLE DAY 2000 COSMIC RAY GROUND LEVEL ENHANCEMENT: INSIGHTS INTO PROTON ACCELERATION PROCESSES	Marc Duldig Australian Antarctic Division
58-ST-A0488	Cosmic Rays, Solar-Terrestrial and Geophysical Databases: A Look at the Past 500 years	Margaret Ann Shea AFRL
58-ST-A0489	Five Solar Cycles of Significant Solar Proton Events	Margaret Ann Shea AFRL
58-ST-A0730	On the Possible Solar Cosmic Ray Signal in Cosmogenic Isotope Data	Ilya Usoskin Sodankyla Geophysical Observatory (Oulu unit), University of Oulu
58-ST-A0758	Features of the GLE's of the 23rd Solar Cycle from Recordings of SANAE Neutron Monitors	Pieter Stoker North-West University, Potchefstroom
58-ST-A0888	Extreme Solar Flares and the Acceleration of Particles up to Relativistic Energies at Shock Waves in Interplanetary Space	Vladislav TIMOFEEV Yu.G. Shafer Institute of Cosmophysical Research and Aeronom
58-ST-A0940	Sidereal Variations observed Deep Underground in Tasmania	John Humble University of Tasmania
58-ST-A0993	Cosmic-ray Modulation: The past, the present and the future	Adri Burger North-West University, South Africa
58-ST-A1023	Spaceship Earth: A Neutron Monitor Network Optimized for Solar Cosmic Rays	John Bieber University of Delaware
58-ST-A1030	On the cross-field diffusion of galactic cosmic rays into the magnetic flux rope	Kazuoki Munakata Shinshu University
58-ST-A1032	On the upper limiting energy of the solar diurnal anisotropy of galactic cosmic ray intensity	Kazuoki Munakata Shinshu University
58-ST-A1336	High-Energy Ground Level Events Measured with Neutron Monitors and the Milagro Instrument	James Ryan University of New Hampshire
58-ST-A1339	MuSTAnG - MUon Spaceweather Telescope for ANisitropies at Greifswald	Frank Jansen University of Greifswald
58-ST-A1500	The Cosmic Ray Ground Level Enhancement and the Forbush Decrease in January 2005 - Analysis of the Swiss Cosmic Ray Observations	Erwin O. FLUECKIGER University of Bern / Switzerland
58-PS-A0042	Cosmic Rays in Thunderstorm Atmosphere: Observable Effects and Implications	Aleksandr Lidvansky Institute for Nuclear Research, Russian Academy of Sciences
58-PS-A0056	Sidereal Wave in Cosmic Ray Intensity as Measured by Underground and Surface Detectors and the Problem of True Anisotropy of Cosmic Rays	Aleksandr Lidvansky Institute for Nuclear Research, Russian Academy of Sciences
58-PS-A0063	Baikal Underwater Neutrino Telescope NT-200 --- an Underwater Laboratory for Astroparticle Physics and Environmental Studies	Nikolay M Budnev Irkutsk State University
58-PS-A0072	The Tunka EAS Cherenkov Array: Present and Future	Nikolay M Budnev Irkutsk State University
58-PS-A0304	Cosmic rays and climate of the Earth	Yuri Stozhkov Lebedev Physical Institute
58-PS-A0507	The Earth’s trapped radiation as a natural detector of cosm c radiation	Mikhail Panasyuk Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics of Moscow State University

ST15
Paper ID	Paper Title	Corresponding Author and affiliation
58-ST-A0182	Expected effects of the disturbed magnetosphere on cosmic ray transmissivity to the Earth	Karel Kudela IEP SAS
58-ST-A0188	Radiation Information Provided by the U. S. Federal Aviation Administration for Aircrews	Wallace Friedberg Federal Aviation Administration, Civil Aerospace Medical Institute
58-ST-A0234	"Bulgarian Build Spectrometry-Dosimetry Instruments for Radiation Monitoring in Space and on Aircrafts "	Tsvetan Dachev Solar-Terrestrial Influence Laboratory, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
58-ST-A0358	Improving the CARI Dose Rate Calculations During Forbush Decreases	Marc Duldig Australian Antarctic Division
58-ST-A0405	Ultra Long Range Aircraft Operations and Space Weather	Ian Getley Department of Aviation;Universityof New South Wales
58-ST-A0406	High Latitude Flights in the Southern Hemisphere	Ian Getley Department of Aviation;Universityof New South Wales
58-ST-A0485	The Limitations Of Model-Based Aircraft Radiation Dose Estimates	Don Smart AFRL
58-ST-A0486	Calculation of a World Grid of Geomagnetic Cutoff Rigidities for Epoch 2000 Using the 9th Generation IGRF Magnetic Field Model	Don Smart AFRL
58-ST-A0581	Comparisons between Atmospheric Radiation Models and Data from Flights of CREAM during Quiet Time & Solar Particle Events	Clive Dyer QinetiQ
58-ST-A0670	Radiation Measurements by NaI and LiI Scintillation Spectrometers and Liulin-4J Silicon Spectrometer in Japanese Air Lines	Yukio Uchihori National Institute of Radiological Sciences
58-ST-A0270	Overview of the Aircraft Radiation Monitoring Results Obtained with Liulin type Spectrometers-Dosimeters	Tsvetan Dachev Solar-Terrestrial Influence Laboratory, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
58-ST-A0939	The Use of Measurements and PCAIRE for Monitoring the Cosmic Radiation Exposure of Aircrew	Anna Rae Green Royal Military College of Canada
58-ST-A1163	A Dynamical Atmospheric Ionizing Radiation (AIR) Model for Epidemiological Studies: New Developments	Giovanni De Angelis Old Dominion University
58-ST-A1164	Exposure to the Atmospheric Ionizing Radiation Environment: Studies on Icelandic and Italian Civilian Aviation Flight Personnel	Giovanni De Angelis Old Dominion University
58-ST-A1316	Cosmic-ray Propagation and the Calculation of Cosmic-ray Doses to Air Crews	Keran O'Brien Northern Arizona University
58-ST-A1334	Operational Space Weather Support for the Commercial Airlines	Joseph Kunches NOAA Space Environment Center
58-ST-A1337	An Instrument to Measure Atmospheric Neutron Intensities	James Ryan University of New Hampshire
58-ST-A1340	The international muon telescope network - a new space weather service for international aircraft operators	Frank Jansen University of Greifswald

ST16
Paper ID	Paper Title	Corresponding Author and affiliation
58-PS-A0133	NPL Model for Point-to-Point Link and Area Predictions for	Parvati Chopra National Physical Laboratory
58-ST-A0153	Observation of Equatorial Plasma Bubbles by KOMPSAT-1	Jaeheung PARK KAIST
58-ST-A0177	Effects of Typhoon On The Ionosphere	Yi-Mou Liu Peking University
58-ST-A0294	Optical and Radio Measurements of Equatorial Plasma Bubbles Over Indonesia	Yuichi Otsuka Solar-Terrestrial Environment Laboratory, Nagoya University
58-ST-A0363	Solar Flare Signatures of the Ionospheric GPS TEC	Jann-Yenq Liu National Central University
58-ST-A0692	Statistical Features of Fast Rising Ionospheric Bubbles From ROCSAT-1 Observations	HUEY-CHING YEH Institute of Space Science, National Central University, Taiwan
58-ST-A0748	Local Time Variation of Low-Latitude Electric Fields During the November 20-21, 2003 Magnetic Superstorm	Chin S. Lin Boston College
58-ST-A0852	Co-ordinated radar and optical observations of equatorial spread F structures	R. Sekar Physical Research laboratory
58-ST-A0873	Electromagnetic Waves Observed In The Equatorial Region By DEMETER During Magnetic Storms	Michel PARROT LPCE/CNRS
58-ST-A0976	Characteristics of ionospheric storm in Hainan during 2002-2004	Xiao Wang Center for Space Science and Applied Research
58-ST-A1090	The relationship between TIMED/GUVI and Global GPS-TEC measurements in the equatorial ionization anomaly region	Mei-Lan Hsu Institute of Space Science National Central University
58-ST-A1206	Main field model constraints on the position of the equatorial electrojet	Heather McCreadie World Data Center for Geomagnetism and Space Magnetism
58-ST-A1294	Observations of Plasma Depletions During Solar Maximum	P. K. Rajesh National Central University
58-ST-A1427	Study on the TEC perturbation related with earthquakes in Indonesia	Sarmoko Saroso LAPAN
58-ST-A1428	Tomographic imaging of the ionosphere using GPS RO and NNSS data	Lung-Chih Tsai Center for Space and Remote Sensing Research, National Central University
58-ST-A1463	Study of longitudinal structure of plasma bubbles with the Equatorial Atmosphere Radar	Mamoru Yamamoto Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University
58-ST-A3006	Theoretical Effects of Geomagnetic Activity on Low-latitude Ionospheric Electric Fields	C.-M. Huang National Central University

ST17
Paper ID	Paper Title	Corresponding Author and affiliation
58-ST-A0193	Proton Precipitation During Detached Subauroral Arc Events: Observations and Modeling	Vania Jordanova University of New Hampshire
58-ST-A0194	The Ring Current and its Impact on the Ionosphere	Richard Wolf Rice University
58-ST-A0211	Storm-time development of the ring current	Yusuke Ebihara National Institute of Polar Research, Japan
58-ST-A0299	Behavior of Oxygen Ions During Substorms	Mei-Ching Fok NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
58-ST-A0333	Radial Transport of Radiation Belt Electrons	Anthony Chan Rice University
58-ST-A0384	Modeling of the deep inward transport of radiation belt electrons during Oct_Nov magnetic storm of 2003	Xinlin Li University of Colorado
58-ST-A0606	Correlative Study of High- and Low-Altitude Whistler Wave Observations and Radiation Belt Structure	Shing Fung NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
58-ST-A0649	Radiation Belt Measurements in Japan	Takahiro OBARA NICT
58-ST-A1035	First results from the MINIS balloon campaign	John Sample Physics Department and Space Sciences Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley
58-ST-A1064	Energization of electrons to relativistic energies in the Earth's Magnetosphere: Current understanding and open questions	S.G. Kanekal LASP, University of Colorado
58-ST-A1074	Radiation belt modeling for the October 2001 magnetic storm	Yoshizumi Miyoshi Solar-Terrestrial Environment Laboratory, Nagoya University
58-ST-A1078	Simulation of the Radiation Belt	Yihua Zheng Johns Hopkins University/APL
58-ST-A1139	Morphology of the Ring Current	G. Le NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

AOGS 2005 Abstracts

Solar Terrestrial