From: Delores Knipp <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 15 Jun 1995 20:08:38 -0600

To:  The SunRISE/GEM/CEDAR Communities

Subj:  Update #3 on Nov 93 Space Weather Event

Below is an updated list of tentative participants or people who have offered data or
modeling efforts for the 3-4 Nov 93 Space Weather Event.  As you can tell the list has 
grown.

The overall focus of this study is global energy flow analysis through magnetic storms. 
Of course we would like to be able to describe the nature of the solar wind driver that 
is providing the energy.  We want to answer the following question to the best of our ability:  How do energy and particles flow from the solar wind into and through the magnetosphere and distribute themselves into various dissipation elements?  

At the outset I am anticipating a large "distributed" data base accessible via a Homepage.  
As this study moves along we will try to develop a more compact annotated data set.  I 
am extremely pleased with the data offers so far.  I would like to ask your cooperation 
with "Rules of the Road" for data use as the analysis proceeds:  To quote GEM Working 
Group 1 rules:  If you use someone's data, offer that person a chance to be part of the 
study,. to have the option of participating as co-author or to add any necessary and 
pertinent caveats.  Keep the data suppliers and coordinators informed as to who is 
pursuing what topics.

Please note that the Applied Physics Laboratory at Johns Hopkins Laboratory already
has data available for perusal via the World Wide Web.  See the address under Zannetti 
and Gary below.

There will be several opportunities for data providers and modelers to interact at the 
GEM, CEDAR and IUGG meetings.  Data discussions and goal setting will take place in 
GEM Working Group #3 on Tuesday 27 June and in various splinter groups after that 
session.  There will also be a brief discussion of the event in the plenary session of the 
GGCM working Group on 28 June.  The CEDAR Storm Session on Friday 30  June will 
provide a similar venue for those attending the CEDAR meeting.  A SOLTIPS meeting (a 
solar events group) is scheduled for IUGG on 6 July at the Space Environmental 
Laboratory.  This meeting may afford a chance to get the solar community a bit more 
involved with this effort.

Several individuals have expressed an interest in discussing data at the various meeting.  
Those individuals with indicated by * will be doing a short data presentation at GEM, 
those with ** have indicated an interest in doing a short data presentation at CEDAR, 
those with a + are sending data to be discussed but will not attend the meetings.  If you 
wish to show or provide data please contact me at [email-masked] or Mike 
Buonsanto at [email-masked] as soon as possible so that we may do the proper 
scheduling.  We will try to accomodate presentations in appropriate sessions but
presentation time will be limited.

A McAllister			Solar images, stream/CME ID and interactions
S Masuda			Yokhoh X-ray image data
D Vassiliadis			Non Linear Time Series Analysis of SW data
N Crooker 			Solar Wind/IMF/Plasma
K Tobiska			Modeled solar EUV irradiance
M Kivelson			Galileo Data low resolution B data at 3.6 AU
L Weiss				SUNRISE coordinator/Magnetospherics
T Detman			Interplanetary Scintillation Data

M Nakamura*			GEOTAIL B field E field and low energy particle data
C Cattell			GEOTAIL Electric Field data analysis
D Baker & Xinlin Li*		SAMPEX data, nergetic electron analysis
J Borovksy* et al		Los Alamos Magnetospheric Plasma Analyzers
G Reeves*/Mike Hendersen 	Los Alamos energetic particle data.
J Raeder			Global MHD-Ionosphere Model
M Hudson			Radiation Belt Modelling
T Onsager			Cusp and nightside particle spectra
J Freeman*			RICE Magnetospheric Specification Model Run
R Lambour			Modified Magnetospheric Spec Model Plasma Density
A Jacobson**			Los Alamos Plasmaspheric-Drift Interferometer
H Singer			GOES 6&7 magnetometer and energetic particles

B Anderson			UARS Auroral Currents
C McLandress			UARS WINDII
M Burrage			UARS/HRDI
W Deng				HRDI/WINDII data analysis
R Link				UARS PEM/WINDII, photoelectrons and energetic 		
				particles
G Shepard			WINDII
D Winningham & R Frahm		UARS PEM magnetometer and X-ray
L Zanetti & J Gary		FREJA Currents
				http://sd-www.jhuapl.edu/Freja/UARS/event/Nov4_93/
M Buonsanto			Coordinator, CEDAR Storm Study/Millstone Hill Data
J Foster***			Ionospheric Analysis/Millstone Hill Data
D Bilitza			IRI Ionospheric Modeling
D Evans				TIROS/NOAA Particle Data
M Hairston* & R Heelis		DMSP Ion Drift Data and RPA data
F Rich				DMSP Particle Data
K Baker/ M Ruohoniemi**		SuperDARN coherent scatter radar data and anslysis
D Knipp*			Coordinator  Data Assimialtion to include AMIE
G Lu				Auroral Boundaries/Particle Spectra
B Clauer			MAGIC magnetometer data
H Luehr*			IMAGE magnetomter data
T Rosenberg			Antarctic Magnetomter data
J Hughes/M Engebreteson 	MACCS magnetometer data
E Friis-Christensen		Greenland Magnetomter Data
G Rostoker			CANOPUS Magnetometer data
J Olson / C Szuberla		Longyearbyen magnetomter data
O Troshichev			Arctic and Antartic magnetomter data
Y Kamide			KRM modeling
B Emery				AMIE modeling
V Papitashvili			IZMEM modling
D Weimer			High latitude electric field modeling
L Lanzerotti+			Geopotentials/magnetometer data
A Viljanen			IMAGE magnetometer data&ground voltages
J. Scali / B Reinisch		High latitude digisonde velocity obs and e- profiles

B Ahn				Ionospheric Conductance Modeling
G Bust**			Ionospheric Tomography (MACE data)
A Mannucci			GPS Tomography, Global Ionosphere Maps
D Melendez/P Richards		Field Line Interhemispheric Model
B Watkins/S Maurits		Univ of Alaska Polar Ionospheric Model
Q Zhou/M Sulzer++		Arecibo Incohrent Data
D Prinz				UARS Solar spectra, oxygen profile, ozone profile
D Mcewen			Optial data at Eureka 89 deg magnetic
D Steele			CCD All sky images of aurora and airglow
P Stauning			Greenland Imaging Riometer Data
G Crowley  			TIME GCM runs
C Fesen				NCAR TIEGCM runs
D Decker/D Anderson		Ionospheric Models, GTIM,PIM,PRISM		
P Wilkinson**			Australian ionosondes
R Conkright			NGDC Ionospheric Data
				
J Meriwether			Lower thermosphere optical data
A Manson			Lower thermospheric winds
U Inan				VLF D-Region Measurements
V Wickwar			Fabry Perot OH winds and O(1D) winds

G Brueckner			Interested in Developments
G Siscoe			Interested in Developments
L Lyons				Interested in Developments
M Hagan				Interested in Developments
V Angelopuulus			Interested in Developments
M Dryer				Interested in Developments
W Denig				Interested in DMSP Particle Data Analysis

We have received some additional plasma data for A Lazarus.  I hope to have this data 
available via anonymous ftp to:  cedar.hao.ucar.edu under the directory pub/contrib
by 19 Jun.  IMF data for 1-3 Nov and a small part of 4 Nov 93, as well as limited
plasma data and geomagnetic indices, are available via anonymous ftp to:
cedar.hao.ucar.edu under the directory pub/contrib.  Post script plots
of these files are available in the same directory.  The directory contains
other files so just do a search for files containing the string nov93 or
Nov93.  Please be aware that IMP-8 was well downtail on 3 Nov.  According to Al
Lazarus the magnetotail was significantly compressed/displaced around 0600 UT on 3 
Nov and IMP-8 found itself in the solar wind for most of the day and  into the first hour 
4 Nov 93.  

I am preparing an e-mail list for participants based on your e-mails to me.  You should 
anticipate a test message soon.  If your name is not on the list above but you want to 
participate or if your name is on this list but shouldn't be please send me an e-mail message at the address below.  Also please advise me if I have misspelled or otherwise misused you 
name.  

Delores Knipp
[email-masked]