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SuperDARN Observations of Semidiurnal Tidal Variability in the MLT and the Response to Sudden Stratospheric Warming Events
R. E. Hibbins, P. J. Espy, Y. J. Orsolini +2
Using meteor wind data from the Super Dual Auroral Radar Network (SuperDARN) in the Northern Hemisphere, we (1) demonstrate that the migrating (Sun-synchronous) tides can be separa…
The Modular X- and Gamma-Ray Sensor (MXGS)of the ASIM Payload on the International Space Station
Nikolai Østgaard, Jan E. Balling, Thomas Bjørnsen +32
The Modular X- and Gamma-ray Sensor (MXGS) is an imaging and spectral X- and Gamma-ray instrument mounted on the starboard side of the Columbus module on the International Space St…
Cosmic Noise Absorption During Solar Proton Events in WACCM-D and Riometer Observations
Erkka Heino, Pekka T. Verronen, Antti Kero +2
Solar proton events (SPEs) cause large-scale ionization in the middle atmosphere leading to ozone loss and changes in the energy budget of the middle atmosphere. The accurate imple…
Snakes on a Spaceship - An Overview of Python in Heliophysics
A. G. Burrell, A. Halford, J. Klenzing +7
Computational analysis has become ubiquitous within the heliophysics community. However, community standards for peer-review of codes and analysis have lagged behind these developm…
Statistical study of auroral omega bands
Noora Partamies, James M. Weygand, Liisa Juusola
The presence of very few statistical studies on auroral omega bands motivated us to test-use a semi-automatic method for identifying large-scale undulations of the diffuse aurora b…
On the contribution of thermal excitation to the total 630.0 nm emissions in the northern cusp ionosphere
Norah Kaggwa Kwagala, Kjellmar Oksavik, Dag A. Lorentzen +1
Direct impact excitation by precipitating electrons is believed to be the main source of 630.0 nm emissions in the cusp ionosphere. However, this paper investigates a different sou…