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The proceedings of the 28AM was published in Sodankylä Geophysical Observatory Publications (Proc. of 28th annual optical meeting, edt. by K.U. Kaila, J.R.T. Jussila and H. Holma, Sodankylä Geophysical Observatory Publications, , 92, 2003). The proceedings will be delivered to all the participants and the first authors of the submitted proceeding papers. All the submitted papers can be found from this page as a pdf-files. The whole program of the meeting and the abstracts can be found from the "scientific program" page

Proceedings

Foreword and Participant list

Contents

Session Ia: Auroral physics and other ionospheric phenomena

D. Lummerzheim, M. Galand, and M. Kubota, Optical Emissions from Proton Aurora. (invited)

M. J. Kosch, M. T. Rietveld, F. Honary, and T. Hagfors, High Latitude Artificial Aurora from HEATING: A Unique Phenomenon? (Invited)

E. F. Donovan, B. J. Jackel, R. J. Strangeway, and D. M. Klumpar, Energy Dependence of the Latitude of the 1-25 KeV Ion Isotropy Boundary.

V. Safargaleev, V.Tagirov, and S. Osipenko, Multiple Poleward Propagating Auroral Events in the 15-16 MLT Sector.

V.T. Pitkänen, K.U. Kaila, Y. Yaping, and C. Chong, Ground-Based Optical Observations of Dayside Aurora at Zhong Shan Station in Antarctic.

V. R. Tagirov and V. A. Arinin, Optical observations of auroral forms at different zones of high latitudes (review).

M. Danielides, S. Shalimov, and J. Kangas, Cosmic Radio Noise Absorption Associated with North-South Aurora.

B. S. Lanchester, M. H. Rees, S. C. Robertson, D. Lummerzheim, M. Galand, M. Mendillo, J. Baumgardner, I. Furniss, and A. D. Aylward, Proton and Electron Precipitation over Svalbard - First Results from a New Imaging Spectrograph (HiTIES).

Session II: Auroral observations monitoring magnetospheric phenomena and Space born studies

N. A. Nicholson, E. F. Donovan, B. J. Jackel, L. L. Cogger, and D. Lummerzheim, Multipoint Measurements of the Ion Isotropy Boundary.

Session III: Odin; The first results

E.J. Llewellyn, D.A. Degenstein, N.D. Lloyd, R.L. Gattinger, S. Petelina, I.C. McDade, C.S.Haley, B.H. Solheim, C. von Savigny, C. Sioris, W.F.J. Evans, K. Strong, D.P. Murtagh, and J. Stegman, First Results from the OSIRIS Instrument Onboard Odin. (invited)

D.A. Degenstein, E.J. Llewellyn, and N.D. Lloyd, The Potential for Incorrect Interpretation of Atmospheric Images as Seen with OSIRIS.

Session IV: Tropospheric and Stratospheric physics

C.-F. Enell, K. Stebel, T. Wagner, U. Frieß, K. Pfeilsticker, and U. Platt., Detecting Polar Stratospheric Clouds with Zenith-Looking Photometers.

Session V: Mesospheric and Thermospheric physics

F. Sigernes, K. P. Nielsen, C. S. Deehr, T. Svenøe, and N. Shumilov, The Hydroxyl Rotational Temperature Record from the Auroral Station in Adventdalen, Svalbard (78ºN,15ºE): Preliminary Results. (invited)

G. Sivjee, D. McEwen, and R. Walterscheid, Polar cap Disturbances: Mesosphere and Thermosphere-Ionosphere Response to Solar-Terrestrial Interactions.

Session VI: Techniques, Methods and Instrumentation

I. McWhirter, I. Furniss, A.D. Aylward, B.S. Lanchester, M.H. Rees, S.C. Robertson, J. Baumgardner, and M. Mendillo, A New Spectrograph Platform for Auroral Studies in Svalbard.

L. P. Borovkov, and S. A. Chernouss, Application of the I-PentaMAX CCD Camera for Auroral Spectrum Observations.

J. R. T. Jussila, H. Holma, and K. U. Kaila, Optical Auroral Instrumentation of University of Oulu.

F. Sigernes, T. Svenøe, and C. S. Deehr, OPTICS at the Auroral Station in Adventdalen, Svalbard.

Session VII: Calibration

B.U.E. Brändström, T. Lövgren, A. Moström, C-F. Enell, B. Gustavsson, T. Aso, M. Ejiri, Å. Steen, and P. Rydesäter, Brief Report on ALIS (Auroral Large Imaging System), a New All-Sky Camera in Kiruna and Auroral Imaging Using a Mini-DV Camcorder.

POSTERS

L. S. Yevlashin, and S. A. Chernouss, Type A Red Auroras During Superstorms, Caused by Coronal Mass Ejection (CMEs).

B. J. Jackel, F. Creutzberg, E. F. Donovan, and L. L. Cogger, Triangulation of Auroral Red-Line Emissions Heights.

K.U. Kaila, V.T. Pitkänen, H. Holma, J. R. T. Jussila, J.-P. Valtti, Y. Yaping, and C. Chong, Day and Night Time Auroral Structures in the Antarctic.

H. Holma, K. Kaila, and J.R.T. Jussila, Electron Energy Estimations in an Auroral Arc.

E. F. Donovan, T. S. Trondsen, L. L. Cogger, and B. J. Jackel, All-Sky Imaging Within the Canadian CANOPUS and NORSTAR Projects.

P. Rydesäter, B. Gustavsson, U. Brändström, C-F. Enell, and Å. Steen, Lossy compression of Scientific Images of Aurora.

E. M. Griffin, A. L. Aruliah, I. McWhirter, and T. Yeoman, Neutral Wind and Temperature Measurements from the University College London Fabry-Perot Interferometers.

O. Harang, and M. J. Kosch, Absolute Optical Calibrations Using a Simple Tungsten Bulb: Theory.

O. Widell and H. Henricson, Intercalibration of Low Light Level Sources.