Advances in Space Research

Preface
pp. 789-790(2)
Authors: Onsager T.G.; Kamide Y.; Fuller-Rowell T.J.; Shea M.A.; Thompson R.

Studies of space weather effects on the finnish natural gas pipeline and on the finnish high-voltage power system
pp. 795-805(11)
Authors: Pirjola R.; Pulkkinen A.; Viljanen A.

The geospace environment data analysis system
pp. 807-812(6)
Authors: Kamide Y.; Masuda S.; Shirai H.; Kim H.-J.; Ogino T.; Shinagawa H.; Kojima M.; Kihn E.A.; Ridley A.J.

The use of far ultraviolet remote sensing to monitor space weather
pp. 813-818(6)
Authors: Paxton L.J.; Morrison D.; Strickland D.J.; McHarg M.G.; Zhang Y.; Wolven B.; Kill H.; Crowley G.; Christensen A.B.; Meng C.-I.

Recent approaches to modeling ionospheric weather
pp. 819-828(10)
Authors: Schunk R.W.; Scherliess L.; Sojka J.J.

Operational models for forecasting Dst
pp. 829-834(6)
Authors: Watanabe S.; Sagawa E.; Ohtaka K.; Shimazu H.

World-wide radiation dosage calculations for air crew members
pp. 835-840(6)
Authors: O'Brien K.; Smart D.F.; Shea M.A.; Felsberger E.; Schrewe U.; Friedberg W.; Copeland K.

Evaluation of the dynamic cutoff rigidity model using dosimetry data from the STS-28 flight
pp. 841-846(6)
Authors: Smart D.F.; Shea M.A.; Golightly M.J.; Weyland M.; Johnson A.S.

Using ground-level cosmic ray observations for automatically generating predictions of hazardous energetic particle levels
pp. 847-852(6)
Authors: Dorman L.; Pustil'nik L.; Sternlieb A.; Zukerman I.

The development of the Russian Space Weather Initiatives
pp. 855-860(6)
Authors: Dmitriev A.; Belov A.; Gorgutsa R.; Ishkov V.; Kozlov V.; Nymmik R.; Odintsov V.; Petrukovich A.; Popov G.; Romashets E.; Shevchenko M.; Troshichev O.; Tverskaya L.; Zaitzev A.

Monitoring and forecasting of the geomagnetic and radiation storms during the 23^rd solar cycle: Aragats regional space weather center
pp. 861-865(5)
Authors: Chilingarian A.A.; Babayan V.; Bostanjyan N.; Hovanissyan A.; Hovsepyan G.; Gharagyozyan G.; Gevorgyan N.; Kazaryan S.; Melkumyan L.; Sokhoyan S.; Zarunyan S.

Coronal mass ejections: Initiation and detection
pp. 869-881(13)
Author: Gopalswamy N.

Solar and interplanetary particle acceleration
pp. 883-893(11)
Author: Simnett G.M.

The GNEVYSHEV gap: A review for space weather
pp. 895-900(6)
Authors: Storini M.; Bazilevskaya G.A.; Fluckiger E.O.; Krainev M.B.; Makhmutov V.S.; Sladkova A.I.

Particle acceleration at CME driven shock waves
pp. 901-906(6)
Authors: Rice W.K.M.; Zank G.P.

Effects of coronal hole flows loaded by material from a disappearing filament
pp. 907-911(5)
Authors: Romashets E.P.; Vandas M.; Ivanov K.G.

Global structure of solar mass output and magnetic fields
pp. 913-918(6)
Authors: Fengsi W.; Hongchang C.; Jiusheng Y.; Xueshang F.; Qingjun Z.

Cosmic ray anisotropy before and during the passage of major solar wind disturbances
pp. 919-924(6)
Authors: Belov A.V.; Bieber J.W.; Eroshenko E.A.; Evensong P.; Pyle R.; Yankee V.G.

Initial concept for forecasting the flux and energy spectrum of energetic particles using ground-level cosmic ray observations
pp. 925-932(8)
Authors: Dorman L.; Zukerman I.

Spacecraft measurements of ions and electrons (>40 KeV) near and far upstream of the earth's bow shock
pp. 933-938(6)
Authors: McKenna-Lawlor S.; Kudela K.; Kecskemdty K.; Chang S.-W.

Ionospheric convection and its relevance for space weather
pp. 941-950(10)
Author: Lester M.

Thermospheric and ionospheric dynamics in the auroral region
pp. 951-956(6)
Authors: Shinagawa H.; Oyama S.; Nozawa S.; Buchert S.C.; Fujii R.; Ishii M.

Towards forecasting and mapping ionospheric space weather under cost actions
pp. 957-964(8)
Author: Cander L.R.

Electron temperature variations at the F2 layer peak height during the space weather month of September 1999
pp. 965-970(6)
Authors: Gulyaeva T.L.; De Franceschi G.; Perrone L.

Ionospheric irregularities and scintillation
pp. 971-981(11)
Authors: Wernik A.W.; Secan J.A.; Fremouw E.J.

Model calculations of TEC over europe during 11 August 1999 solar eclipse
pp. 983-988(6)
Authors: Korenkov Y.N.; Klimenko V.V.; Baran V.; Shagimuratov I.I.; Bessarab F.S.

The response of the ionospheric total electron content to the solar eclipse on August 11, 1999
pp. 989-994(6)
Authors: Baran L.W.; Ephishov I.I.; Shagimuratov I.I.; Ivanov V.P.; Lagovsky A.F.

Model/data comparison of the F2-region parameters for the 11 August 1999 solar eclipse
pp. 995-1000(6)
Authors: Korenkov Y.N.; Klimenko V.V.; Bessarab F.S.; Nutsvalyan N.S.; Stanislawska I.

The midlatitude ionosphere D-region response to some events on the sun
pp. 1001-1006(6)
Authors: Gokov A.M.; Tyrnov O.F.

Influence of helio/geophysical phenomena on the solar radiation input to the lower atmosphere
pp. 1007-1012(6)
Author: Veretenenko S.V.

Non-linear prediction of relativistic electron flux in the outer belt
pp. 1015-1020(6)
Authors: Rodgers D.J.; Clucas S.N.; Dyer C.S.; Smith R.J.K.

Energetic electron behavior in the outer radiation zone during the space weather month
pp. 1021-1026(6)
Author: Obara T.

Formation of new electron radiation belt during magnetospheric compression event
pp. 1027-1032(6)
Authors: Obara T.; Lie X.

Injection of relativistic electrons during the giant SSC and the greatest magnetic storm of the space era
pp. 1033-1038(6)
Authors: Tverskaya L.V.; Ginzburg E.A.; Pavlov N.N.; Svidsky P.M.

Predicting the L-position of the storm-injected relativistic electron belt
pp. 1039-1044(6)
Authors: Tverskaya L.V.; Pavlov N.N.; Blake J.B.; Selesnick R.S.; Fennell J.F.

Adiabatic modeling of the relativistic electron fluxes during the storm main phase
pp. 1045-1050(6)
Authors: Kim H.-J.; Rostoker G.; Kamide Y.

Single particle simulation on the storm-time ring current formation and DST variation
pp. 1051-1058(8)
Authors: Ebihara Y.; Ejiri M.; Nilsson H.

Evolution of relativistic electrons during a magnetic storm as seen in low-earth orbit
pp. 1059-1062(4)
Authors: Pesnell W.D.; Goldberg R.A.; Chenette D.L.; Schulz M.; Gaines E.E.

Interplanetary shock triggering of substorms: WIND and Polar
pp. 1063-1067(5)
Authors: Tsurutani B.T.; Zhou X.-Y.

A prediction method of geomagnetic disturbances based on IPS observations-dynamics-fuzzy mathematics
pp. 1069-1073(5)
Authors: Fengsi W.; Hongchang C.; Xueshang F.; Jiankui S.

Spectral analysis results for sudden storm commencements 1868-1996
pp. 1075-1079(5)
Authors: Mendoza B.; Valdes-Galicia J.F.; Maravilla D.; Lara A.

Real time collection of geomagnetic field data from northern near-pole region
pp. 1081-1085(5)
Authors: Nagatsuma T.; Hayashi K.; McEwen D.J.; Obara T.

Characteristics of energetic electron precipitation into the earth's polar atmosphere and geomagnetic conditions
pp. 1087-1092(6)
Authors: Makhmutov V.S.; Bazilevskaya G.A.; Krainev M.B.

Magnetospheric plasma pressure and space weather
pp. 1093-1098(6)
Authors: Antonova E.E.; Budnik E.Y.; Kirpichev I.P.; Lutsenko V.N.; Pissarenko N.F.

Waves in the plasma depletion layer derived from three magnetosheath passes made by WIND
pp. 1099-1104(6)
Authors: Farrugia C.J.; Gnavi G.; Gratton F.T.; Oieroset M.; Ogilvie K.W.; Lepping R.P.; Lid R.P.

On the dependence of dayside Kelvin-Helmholtz activity on IMF orientation
pp. 1105-1110(6)
Authors: Farrugia C.J.; Gratton F.T.; Torbert R.B.; Bender L.; Gnavi G.; Ogilvie K.W.; Erkaev N.V.; Lepping R.P.; Stauning P.

Large-scale geomagnetic effects of May 4, 1998
pp. 1111-1116(6)
Authors: Farrugia C.J.; Jordanova V.K.; Freeman M.P.; Cocheci C.C.; Arnoldy R.L.; Engebretson M.; Stauning P.; Rostoker G.; Thomsen M.F.; Reeves G.; Yumoto K.

Power to the magnetosphere: May 4, 1998
pp. 1117-1122(6)
Authors: Farrugia C.J.; Burlaga L.F.; Jordanova V.K.; Freeman M.P.; Lawrence G.; Matsui H.; Cocheci C.C.; Arnoldy R.L.; Scudder J.D.; Ogilvie K.W.; Lepping R.P.

Author index
pp. 1123-1124(2)