Advances in Space Research

Preface
pp. 1405-1406(2)
Author: Shea M.A.

Total solar irradiance variations since 1978
pp. 1409-1416(8)
Author: Frohlich C.

A discussion of recent evidence for solar irradiance variability and climate
pp. 1417-1426(10)
Authors: Pap J.; Frohlich C.; Kuhn J.; Sofia S.; Ulrich R.

Solar uv irradiance, its variation, and its relevance to the earth
pp. 1427-1440(14)
Authors: Floyd L.; Tobiska W.K.; Cebula R.P.

The calcium K-line profiles as function of latitude and solar cycle phase
pp. 1441-1444(4)
Author: Singh J.

A numerical study of flaring loop dynamics during magnetic reconnection
pp. 1445-1449(5)
Authors: Fang C.; Chen P.F.; Tang Y.H.; Di X.H.

Relationships between CME's and prominences
pp. 1451-1460(10)
Authors: Schmieder B.; van Driel-Gesztelyi L.; Aulanier G.; Demoulin P.; Thompson B.; De Forest C.; Wiik J.E.; Saint Cyr C.; Vial J.C.

The characteristics of microwave burst source and energy budget in disappering filament
pp. 1461-1466(6)
Authors: Tang Y.H.; Schmieder B.; Fang C.

Observation of travelling interplanetary disturbances
pp. 1467-1471(5)
Authors: Ananthakrishnan S.; Tokumaru M.; Kojima M.

New insights on the onsets of coronal mass ejections from soho
pp. 1473-1488(16)
Authors: Plunkett S.P.; Michels D.J.; Howard R.A.; Brueckner G.E.; St. Cyr O.C.; Thompson B.J.; Simnett G.M.; Schwenn R.; Lamy P.

Evolution of the source region of the interplanetary magnetic cloud of 18-20 Oct. 1995
pp. 1489-1492(4)
Authors: van Driel-Gesztelyi L.; Schmieder B.; Baranyi T.

The acceleration and release of solar energetic particles in events from April 20 - May 9, 1998
pp. 1493-1500(8)
Author: Simnett G.M.

Ionic charge states of solar energetic particles from solar flare events during the current rise of solar activity as observed with ACE SEPICA
pp. 1501-1512(12)
Authors: Mobius E.; Popecki M.; Klecker B.; Kistler L.M.; Bogdanov A.; Galvin A.B.; Heirtzler D.; Hovestadt D.; Morris D.

Construction of a particle climatology for the study of the effects of solar particle fluxes on the atmosphere
pp. 1513-1522(10)
Authors: Sharber J.R.; Winningham J.D.; Frahm R.A.; Crowley G.; Ridley A.J.; Link R.

Open, closed and intermittent magnetic structures in the solar corona and their heliospheric imprints during the solar cycle
pp. 1523-1526(4)
Author: Veselovsky I.S.

Solar cycle variations of modulation parameters of galactic cosmic-rays in the heliosphere
pp. 1527-1532(6)
Authors: Munakata K.; Miyasaka H.; Sakurai I.; Yasue S.; Kato C.; Akahane S.; Koyama M.; Hall D.L.; Fujii Z.; Fujimoto K.; Sakakibara S.; Humble J.E.; Duldig M.L.

The heliosphere in rising phase and the triple-dipole model
pp. 1533-1536(4)
Authors: Saito T.; Watanabe T.; Shibata K.

Long term solar-terrestrial records from sediments: carbon isotopes in planktonic foraminifera during the last millennium
pp. 1537-1549(13)
Authors: Castagnoli G.C.; Bonino G.; Taricco C.

TIGER-program for thermospheric-ionospheric geospheric research - Long-term measurement of solar EUV/UV fluxes for thermospheric-ionospheric (T/I) modelling and for space weather investigations
pp. 1553-1559(7)
Authors: Schmidtke G.; Tobiska W.K.; Winningham D.

Projects of the 23rd solar cycle study in China
pp. 1561-1563(3)
Author: Fang C.

Observational studies of the solar cycle at the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
pp. 1565-1568(4)
Authors: Sakurai T.; Suematsu Y.

International Solar Cycle Studies (ISCS), ''Solar Energy Flux Study: from the interior to the outer layer'' - Working Group 1 report
pp. 1571-1582(12)
Authors: Pap J.; Frohlich C.

International Solar Cycle Studies [ISCS] Working Group 2: solar magnetic field variability - from the lower atmosphere through the inner corona
pp. 1583-1587(5)
Authors: Harrison R.A.; Michels D.

Report of ISCS Working Group 3 on solar emissions: origins and transport through the heliosphere
pp. 1589-1597(9)
Authors: Webb D.F.; Simnett G.M.

Author index
pp. 1599-1599(1)