AGU FALL 2005 Abstracts submitted by MINIS team members:
Leslie Woodger's abstract (.doc)
John Sample's abstract (.pdf)
Michael McCarthy's abstract (.pdf)
Michael Kokorowski's abstract (.doc)
Gar Bering's abstract (.doc)
Gar Bering's new abstract (.doc)
Minutes from the telecon of 4/28/05,
including addition about Gar's presentation at IAGA.
Minutes from the discussion of 11/02/05.
The near-real-time record of the MINIS
flights which used to be at this URL can be found
here.
Figures, data and code from Gar Bering, UH
Robyn Millan's very snazzy
Dartmouth Balloon Group page,
which contains a link to her
MINIS data page.
The latter will contain much more soon, but right now features smaller
versions of these figures:
MINIS North balloon trajectories
MINIS South balloon trajectories
Document on calculating x-ray detector gain by Michael
McCarthy, UW
SAMPEX plots from 1/21 and 1/25 from Paul O'Brien,
Aerospace Corp.
Plots and pictures from Michael Kokorowski, including:
Southern payload orientations (powerpoint)
E field boom separation (excel)
Cedar/Gem poster (powerpoint)
Some nice campaign/payload/launch pictures (jpg)
Some sample E field data plots (pdf)
In case this doesn't work, you can go directly to his
homepage.
Semi-despun horizontal magnetic field plots from payloads
S2 and S3 during our biggest precipitation events. Note the bay is there in both
but looks sharper in one -- are we mapping out the electrojet? The bay starts
just as our main precipitation *ends*. This is Bx^2 + By^2 with a kludge to
take out the residual sinusoid.
-David.
MINIS was supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF).
The results reported here are the work of the authors and do not represent
the opinion of the NSF.
