SPA-HELIOSPHERIC PHYSICS
SESSIONS AND PRESENTATIONS
SH21A BCC:320 Tues 0830h
Solar Physics I
Presiding: G D Holman, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
0830h SH21A-01 A MHD Model of Photospheric Dynamo: S T Wu,
*C D Fry
0845h SH21A-02 DC Electric Field Acceleration of Ions in
Solar Flares: *G D Holman
0900h SH21A-03 Nonthermal Radio Emission From Coronal X-Ray
Jets: *M Kundu, J P Raulin, N Nitta, H
Hudson, A Raoult
0915h SH21A-04 Radio and X-Ray Observations of a Slow
Prominence Eruption: *N Gopalswamy, M R
Kundu, A Lara, Y Hanaoka, S Enome, J R
Lemen
0930h SH21A-05 The Origin of Solar Eruptions: Helical m=1
Kink Instability in Chromospheric Filaments:
*D M Rust, A Kumar
0945h SH21A-06 The CME Myth: *S Bravo
1000h Break
1030h SH21A-07 Parametric Studies of the Temperature
Profile and Velocities of the Minor Ions in
the Solar Corona Implementing the Solar Wind
Ionic Composition Data From SWICS/ULYSSES:
*Y K Ko, L A Fisk, J Geiss, G Gloeckler
1045h SH21A-08 Solar Wind Speed Structure in the Inner
Corona at 3-12R~Ko~L: *R Woo
1100h SH21A-09 Correlated Variations in the Solar Neutrino
Flux and the Solar Wind: *R L McNutt
1115h SH21A-10 A Comment on the Effect of Coulomb
Collisions on the Possibility of Coronal
Heating by Velocity Filtration: J C Dorelli,
*J D Scudder
1130h SH21A-11 Useful Form of the Modified Plasma
Dispersion Function: E Venturino, *C L Grabbe
SH21B BCC:308 Tues 0830h
WIND: First Results I (joint with SA,SM)
Presiding: K W Ogilvie, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
0830h INTRODUCTION: K W Ogilvie,
NASA Goddard Space Flight Ctr
0840h SH21B-01 INVITED First Results From the WIND
Magnetic Field Investigation: *R P Lepping,
M H Acuna, L F Burlaga, J B Byrnes, W M
Farrell, R S Kennon, W M Mish, P V Panetta, J
Scheifele, J A Slavin, C J Owen, M Peredo, F
Mariani, N F Ness, C W Smith, F M Neubauer,
Y C Whang
0905h SH21B-02 Improvements and Extensions of the
Heliospheric Current Sheet Study With the
WIND Magnetometer Measurements: *A Szabo, R P
Lepping, M Peredo, J Byrnes
0920h SH21B-03 INVITED First Results From the Energetic
Particles: Acceleration, Composition, and
Transport Investigation on the WIND
Spacecraft: *T T Von Rosenvinge, L M Barbier,
D V Reames, G M Mason, D C Hamilton
0945h SH21B-04 Composition and Energy Spectra of Upstream
Events Observed by the EPACT Instrument on
Wind: E C Salter, *G M Mason, J E Mazur, D V
Reames, T T von Rosenvinge
1000h Break
1030h SH21B-05 Helium Spectra in Corotating Energetic
Particle Streams Observed by EPACT on the
Wind Spacecraft: D V Reames, *J E Mazur, G M
Mason, T T von Rosenvinge
1045h SH21B-06 INVITED Preliminary Results From the 3-D
Plasma and Energetic Particle Instrument on
the WIND Spacecraft: *R P Lin, K A Anderson,
S Ashford, C Carlson, D Curtis, R Ergun,
D Larson, J McFadden, M McCarthy, G Parks,
H Reme, J M Bosqued, J Coutelier, F Cotin,
K Wenzel, T R Sanderson, J Henrion, G
Paschmann
1115h SH21B-07 Multiple Magnetopause Crossings Observed on
the WIND Spacecraft: M C McCarthy, R Skoug,
*G K Parks, R P Lin, K A Anderson, S Ashford,
C Carlson, D Curtis, R Ergun, D Larson,
J McFadden, H Reme, J Bosqued, J Coutlier,
F Cotin, C D'Uston, K Wenzel, T Sanderson,
J Henrion, J C Ronnet, G Paschmann
1130h SH21B-08 Solar Energetic Particle Events Observed by
the Wind 3-D Plasma and Energetic Particle
Experiment: *S Ashford, R P Lin, K A
Anderson, C Carlson, D Curtis, R Ergun, D
Larson, J McFadden, M McCarthy, G Parks,
H Reme, J M Bosqued, J Coutelier, F Cotin,
K Wenzel, T R Sanderson, J Henrion, G
Paschmann
SH22A BCC:Hall C Tues 1330h
Solar Physics II Posters
Presiding: S W Kahler, Phillips Lab/GPSG
1330h SH22A-01 POSTER The Transition Region and Coronal
Explorer (TRACE): A Title, M Bruner, B
Jurcevich, J Lemen, K Strong, T Tarbell, J
Wolfson, L Golub, R Fisher
1330h SH22A-02 POSTER Yohkoh Images of X-Ray Absorbing
Structures in the Solar Corona: D A Batchelor,
E J Schmahl
1330h SH22A-03 POSTER Long-Lived Large Transient Changes
in Coronal Hole Boundaries Observed in
Yohkoh Soft X-Ray Images: *S W Kahler
1330h SH22A-04 POSTER Large-Scale Coronal Disturbances
(LCDs) Observed by Yohkoh on November 5, 1992:
*S Watari
1330h SH22A-05 POSTER Spatial Fragmentation in Nonlinear
Dissipative Systems: An Application to Solar
Plasma Processes: *R R Rosa, A S Sharma
1330h SH22A-06 POSTER Multi Wavelength Observations of
Active Regions Evolution: *A Lara, N
Gopalswamy, M R Kundu, S Enome
1330h SH22A-07 TITLE ONLY Nonthermal Radio Emission
Associated With an Expanding Coronal
Structure: *J P Raulin, M Kundu, N Nitta,
A Raoult
1330h SH22A-08 POSTER Pressure and Density Profiles in
Resistively Heated Magnetic Elements in the
Solar Chromosphere and Photosphere: *M L
Goodman
1330h SH22A-09 POSTER Simulation of 2D Convection Dynamics
on a Distributed-Memory Parallel Computer:
*S R Lantz
1330h SH22A-10 POSTER Paleoastrophysical Record From the
Greenland Ice Sheet by Ultra-high Resolution
Nitrate Analyses: *G Dreschhoff, E J Zeller
1330h SH22A-11 POSTER Absolute Proton Fluxes From the Sun
at Rigidity Above 1 GV by Ground-Based Data:
*L I Miroshnichenko, J Perez-Peraza, E V
Vashenyuk, A Gallegos-Cruz
SH22B BCC:308 Tues 1330h
WIND: First Results II (joint with SA,SM)
Presiding: T T von Rosenvinge, NASA Goddard Space Flight Ctr
1330h SH22B-01 INVITED First Results From the Gamma-Ray
Spectrometers on the WIND Spacecraft: H
Seifert, B J Teegarden, D Palmer, N Gehrels,
T L Cline, R Ramaty, K Hurley, R Pehl, N
Madden, R L Aptekar, D D Fredriks, S V
Golenetskiikii, V N Ilynskii, E P Mazets, V N
Panov, Z J Sokolova, M M Terekhov, L O
Sheshin, T L Cline, D E Stillwell
1355h SH22B-02 INVITED Initial Observations of the
Composition of Solar Wind and Suprathermal
Ions With SMS on WIND: *G Gloeckler, A B
Galvin, D C Hamilton, F M Ipavich, R A
Lundgren, H Balsiger, P Bochsler, J Geiss,
R B Sheldon, F Gliem, T E Holzer, A Burgi, D
Hovestadt, E Kirsch, B Wilken, K W Ogilvie
1420h SH22B-03 Neon Isotopes in the Solar Wind From the
MASS Instrument on WIND: *D C Hamilton, G
Gloeckler, M R Collier, R B Sheldon, P
Bochsler
1435h SH22B-04 Suprathermal Ion Composition in the
Magnetosphere and Magnetosheath: Initial
Results From WIND STICS: K Chotoo, *A B
Galvin, G Gloeckler, D C Hamilton, F M
Ipavich
1450h Break
1520h SH22B-05 INVITED First Observations by WIND-SWE: K W
Ogilvie, A F Vinas, R Fitzenreiter, J Keller,
J Lobell, E Sittler, T Zawistowski, D Chornay,
R Torbert, T Onsager, J Needell, A J Lazarus,
J Steinberg
1545h SH22B-06 Measurements From the Wind SWE Faraday Cup
Detectors: Solar Wind Protons and Alpha
Particles: J T Steinberg, A J Lazarus, K I
Paularena, F V Marcoline, K W Ogilvie, D
Chorney, J Keller, R B Torbert, D Bodet,
G J Needell
1600h SH22B-07 Turbulence Properties of the Solar Wind
Current and Plasma Sheet Regions as Seen by
WIND: A F Vinas, *D A Roberts, M L Goldstein,
K W Ogilvie, R P Lepping, J T Steinberg
1615h SH22B-08 INVITED First Results From the ISTP/WIND
WAVES Experiment: *M L Kaiser
1640h SH22B-09 Simultaneous WIND/Ulysses Observations of
Solar Type III Radio Bursts: *M J Reiner, M L
Kaiser, J Fainberg, R G Stone, J L Bougeret,
R Manning
SH31A BCC:Hall C Wed 0830h
WIND: First Results III Posters (joint with SA,SM)
Presiding: J Fainberg, NASA Goddard Space Flight Ctr
0830h SH31A-01 POSTER Tracing Solar Energetic Particle
Streams From Their Acceleration Source in
the Solar Corona Through 1 Astronomical Unit
Using WIND/WAVES Observations and
Ground-Based Observations: *J Bougeret, P
Zarka, C Perche, R Manning, D Maroulis, C
Caroubalos, J Fainberg, M L Kaiser
0830h SH31A-02 POSTER The Low Frequency Limit of Type III
Bursts as Observed by Ulysses and WIND: Y
Leblanc, G A Dulk, *J Bougeret, S Hoang, R
Manning, M J Reiner
0830h SH31A-03 POSTER WIND Passes Through the Outer
Plasmasphere: Plasma Diagnostics From the
Auasi-thermal Noise Spectrum Measured From
the Wave Experiment: M Moncuquet, N
Meyer-Vernet, *J L Bougeret, R Manning, C
Perche, M L Kaiser
0830h SH31A-04 POSTER Jovian Decameter Emissions Observed
by the WIND/WAVES Radioastronomy Experiment:
A Lecacheux, *J Bougeret, R Manning, M L
Kaiser
0830h SH31A-05 POSTER Waves on the Moon's Wake: *P J
Kellogg, K Goetz, S J Monson, J Bougeret,
R Manning, M L Kaiser
0830h SH31A-06 POSTER Observations of Whistler Waves in
the Vicinity of the Earth's Bow Shock: *S D
Bale, D Burgess, P J Kellogg, K Goetz, S J
Monson, G B Hospodarsky
0830h SH31A-07 POSTER 3D Observations of Electrons and
Ions in the Earth's Foreshock From Thermal
Plasma Energies to >300 keV: *D Larson, R P
Lin, K A Anderson, C Carlson, D Curtis, R
Ergun, S Ashford, J McFadden, M McCarthy,
G Parks, H Reme, J M Bosqued, J Coutelier,
F Cotin, K Wenzel, T R Sanderson, J
Henrion, G Paschmann
0830h SH31A-08 POSTER WIND Measurement of Counterstreaming
Electrons in the Flank LLBL: *T G Onsager,
R B Torbert, G J Needell, K W Ogilvie, R J
Fitzenreiter
0830h SH31A-09 POSTER Solar Wind Oxygen and Helium
Spectral Forms, Densities, and Temperatures
From WIND MASS Data: *M R Collier, D C
Hamilton, G Gloeckler
0830h SH31A-10 POSTER Neural Network Tracking and
Quantification of the Thermal Plasma Line
Observed by the Thermal Noise Receiver (TNR)
Portion of the WIND/WAVES Experiment: *C A
Meetre, K Goetz, J L Bougeret, C Perche, R
Manning
0830h SH31A-11 POSTER Preliminary Catalog of Solar Wind
Events Derived From Observations by ISTP
Spacecraft: *D Berdichevsky, M Peredo, J
Byrnes, R Lepping, K Ogilvie, A Lazarus, K
Paularena, J Steinberg
SH31B BCC:Hall C Wed 0830h
Ulysses South Pole-Equator Pass I Posters
Presiding: B E Goldstein, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
0830h SH31B-01 POSTER Modeling the Latitudinal
Distribution of the Radial Component of the
Heliospheric Magnetic Field: *J T Hoeksema,
X P Zhao
0830h SH31B-02 POSTER Cosmic Ray Modulation and a
Non-spherical Heliospheric Shock: *H Fichtner,
S R Sreenivasan, H J Fahr
SH31C BCC:Hall C Wed 0830h
Heliospheric Plasma and Particles I Posters
Presiding: P C Liewer, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
0830h SH31C-01 POSTER Heating of Ring-Beam Distributions
by MHD Turbulence: *P C Gray, D H Pontius,
W H Matthaeus
0830h SH31C-02 POSTER Vlasov Moment Description of
Cyclotron Wave-Particle Interactions: *E
Siregar, M L Goldstein
0830h SH31C-03 POSTER Propagation of Charged Particle
Pulses Immediately After Injection: *J A Earl
0830h SH31C-04 POSTER Sensitivity of the Backscattered UV
Glow Technique to the Location of the Solar
Wind Termination Shock: *P Gangopadhyay, D L
Judge
0830h SH31C-05 POSTER Time-Dependent MHD Modeling of the
Global Structure of the Heliosphere: *P C
Liewer, J U Brackbill, S R Karmesin, F Linoya
0830h SH31C-06 POSTER 3D Modeling of the Heliosphere: MHD
Results: *T Y Linde, T I Gombosi, K G Powell,
P L Roe, D L De Zeeuw
SH31D BCC:Hall C Wed 0830h
Anomalous Cosmic Rays: 1 AU to Heliospheric Boundary I Posters
(joint with SM)
Presiding: A C Cummings, California Inst of Technology
0830h SH31D-01 POSTER Measurements of the Isotopic
Composition of Anomalous Cosmic Ray N, O,
and Ne From SAMPEX: *R A Leske, A C Cummings,
J R Cummings, R A Mewaldt, R S Selesnick, E C
Stone, T T von Rosenvinge
0830h SH31D-02 POSTER The Diffusive Shock Acceleration and
Modulation of Anomalous Cosmic Rays in the
Heliosphere: *J A le Roux, M S Potgieter, V S
Ptuskin
0830h SH31D-03 POSTER Latitudinal and Radial Gradients of
Anomalous Cosmic-Ray Oxygen: *M Fraenz, A C
Cummings, B Blake, J R Cummings, D Hovestadt,
B Klecker, G M Mason, J E Mazur, R A Mewaldt,
E C Stone, W R Webber
0830h SH31D-04 POSTER SAMPEX Observations of Corotating
Particle Event Composition, Energy Spectra,
and Ionization States: *J E Mazur, G M Mason
0830h SH31D-05 POSTER Correlation of the Pioneer 10
Particle and EUV Experiments Beyond 1981, II:
*K Scherer, D L Judge, M Gruntman
SH31E BCC:320 Wed 0945h
Is the Solar Flare Myth a Myth? (joint with SM)
Presiding: G M Simnett, Univ of Birmingham
0945h SH31E-01 The Mass and Energy Distributions of CMEs
Measured by Solwind and HELIOS: *B V Jackson,
D F Webb
1000h SH31E-02 INVITED The Name Game: *T G Forbes
1020h SH31E-03 INVITED The Source of Flare/CME Energy and
"The Flare Myth": *A N McClymount
1040h SH31E-04 INVITED Coronal Activity Associated With
Coronal Mass Ejections and Flares: *K Strong,
H Hudson
1100h SH31E-05 INVITED The Energetics of Solar Eruptive
Events: *D Alexander
1120h SH31E-06 INVITED Heliospheric Observations of CMEs:
D F Webb
1140h SH31E-07 INVITED The Relative Roles of CMEs and
Flares in Interplanetary and Planetary
Disturbances: Beauty in the Eye of the
Beholder: *C T Russell
SH32A BCC:Hall C Wed 1330h
Generation of Solar Activity I Posters (joint with SM)
Presiding: J T Karpen, Naval Research Laboratory
1330h SH32A-01 POSTER Three Dimensional Reconnection and
the Magnetic Field Topology of Coronal Mass
Ejection Events: *J T Gosling, J Birn, D J
McComas, J L Phillips, M Hesse
1330h SH32A-02 POSTER Evolution of the Triple Current Sheet:
*R B Dahlburg, J T Karpen
1330h SH32A-03 POSTER Evolution of Coronal Magnetic Fields
Driven by Vortical Photospheric Convection:
*Y Mok, G V Hoven, Z Mikic
1330h SH32A-04 POSTER Parallel Computation of Magnetic
Fluxtube Reconnection: D Norton, *R B
Dahlburg, S K Antiochos
1330h SH32A-05 POSTER Transition to the Impulsive Phase of
a Flare: Role of Forced and Collisionless
Reconnection Dynamics: Z W Ma, *A
Bhattacharjee, X Wang
1330h SH32A-06 POSTER The Kinetic State of the Plasma at
the Base of the Transition Region: *J D
Scudder
1330h SH32A-07 POSTER Chromospheric Reconnection in
Asymmetric Topologies: *J T Karpen, C R
DeVore, S K Antiochos
1330h SH32A-08 POSTER Parallel Computation of Solar
Chromospheric Eruptions: *C R DeVore, J T
Karpen, S K Antiochos
1330h SH32A-09 POSTER Rapid Magnetic Reconnection and
Solar Coronal Heating: *D L Hendrix, G
Van Hoven
1330h SH32A-10 POSTER The Heating of Coronal Loops: *J A
Klimchuk, L J Porter
1330h SH32A-11 POSTER Resonant Absorption of Randomly
Driven Alfven Waves in Coronal Loops: L
Ofman, J M Davila
1330h SH32A-12 POSTER Velocity Filtration Coronal Heating
and UV Observations: *S W Anderson, J
Raymond, A V Ballegooijen
1330h SH32A-13 POSTER Coronal Heating in Solar-Like Stars:
X-Ray Data and Simulations of Resonant MHD
Absorption: *D J Mullan, M Johnson
1330h SH32A-14 POSTER Astrophysical Convection:
Intrinsically Time-Dependent Even at Low
Reynolds Numbers: *M Hossain, D J Mullan
1330h SH32A-15 POSTER Spatial and Temporal Variation of
the Large Scale Solar Corona,1965-1994: *R
Fisher
1330h SH32A-16 POSTER Temporal and Physical
Characteristics of Polar Coronal Rays From
White Light and Soft X-Ray Analysis: *M
Guhathakurta, R Fisher, K Strong
1330h SH32A-17 POSTER Solar Wind Plasma Parameters in a
Polar Coronal Hole as Derived From a
Two-Fluid Model With Constraints From
Spartan 201-1 White Light and Interplanetary
Observations: *S R Habbal, R Esser, M
Guhathakurta, R Fisher
SH32B BCC:Hall C Wed 1330h
Magnetic Helicity in Solar and Space Plasmas I Posters (joint
with SM)
Presiding: J Chen, Naval Research Laboratory
1330h SH32B-01 POSTER Magnetic Helicity Carried by
Whistlers: A Laboratory Study: *C L Rousculp,
R L Stenzel, J M Urrutia
1330h SH32B-02 POSTER Conservation of Magnetic Helicity
During Relaxation in a Laboratory Plasma: *H
Ji, S C Prager, J S Sarff
1330h SH32B-03 POSTER Small-Scale Transient Outflow at
Sector Boundaries: *N U Crooker, M E Burton,
E J Smith, J L Phillips, A Balogh
1330h SH32B-04 POSTER Role of Helicity-Conserving
Reconnection in the Geometry and Dynamics of
Current Sheet Formation in the Solar Corona:
C S Ng, *Z W Ma, A Bhattacharjee
1330h SH32B-05 POSTER Magnetic Structure and Stability of
Flux Ropes in the Interplanetary Medium: *J
Chen, G Ganguli
1330h SH32B-06 POSTER Evolution and Solar Origins of
Interplanetary Magnetic Clouds: Role of
Magnetic Helicity Conservation: *A Kumar, D M
Rust
1330h SH32B-07 POSTER Helicity of Photospheric Magnetic
Fields: *A A Pevtsov, R C Canfield, T R
Metcalf
1330h SH32B-08 POSTER The Topology of Interacting Twisted
Magnetic Loops: *Y T Lau, J M Finn
SH32C BCC:321 Wed 1330h
Anomalous Cosmic Rays: 1 AU to Heliospheric Boundary II (joint
with SM)
Presiding: M S Potgieter, Potchefstroom Univ for C.H.E.
1330h SH32C-01 INVITED Source Population of the Anomalous
Cosmic Ray Component: *P C Frisch
1355h SH32C-02 INVITED The Interstellar Gas as the
Principal Source of Interstellar Pick-Up
Ions and of the Anomalous Cosmic Rays: J
Geiss, *G Gloeckler
1420h SH32C-03 Composition of the Interstellar Neutral Gas
From Observations of Anomalous Cosmic Rays:
*A C Cummings, E C Stone
1435h SH32C-04 Quiet Time Composition of Mev/n
Interplanetary Ions observed by the GEOTAIL
During 1992 and 1994: *N Hasebe, M Fujii, M
Kobayashi, T Doke, J Kikuchi, T Hayashi, T
Takashima, K Maezawa, A Nishida
1450h SH32C-05 SAMPEX Studies of Anomalous Cosmic Rays:
1992 to 1995: B Klecker, D Hovestadt, A C
Cummings, *J R Cummings, R A Mewaldt, E C
Stone, J E Mazur, G M Mason, T T
von Rosenvinge
1505h Break
1535h SH32C-06 Reduced Pickup of Interstellar Ions in the
Solar Wind Under Radial IMF Conditions: *E
Mobius, M A Lee, P A Isenberg, D Rucinski, B
Klecker
1550h SH32C-07 A Search for Molecular Ions in the Anomalous
Cosmic Rays: J B Blake, *M D Looper, B
Klecker, D Hovestadt
1605h SH32C-08 INVITED The Return and Implications of
Anomalous Cosmic Ray Hydrogen: *E R Christian
1630h SH32C-09 Pioneer 10 and Voyager 1 Observations of
Anomalous Cosmic Ray Hydrogen in the Outer
Heliosphere: *F B McDonald, A Lukasiak, W R
Webber
1645h SH32C-10 Energy Spectra of Anomalous Cosmic Rays in
the Outer Heliosphere and the Location of
the Termination Shock: *E C Stone, A C
Cummings, W R Webber
SH32D BCC:320 Wed 1330h
Solar Wind: Waves and Shocks
Presiding: D Lengyel-Frey, Univ of Maryland
1330h SH32D-01 Modeling Solar Wind Spectral Cascades With
Hall MHD: *S Ghosh, E Siregar, D A Roberts,
M L Goldstein
1345h SH32D-02 Formation of Rotational Discontinuities in
Obliquely Propagating Wave Trains: *B J
Vasquez, J V Hollweg
1400h SH32D-03 Interplanetary Features Causing Storms,
Substorms, and Quiet During 1973-1975: *B T
Tsurutani, J K Arballo, W D Gonzalez, A L C
Gonzalez, F Tang
1415h SH32D-04 Interaction of Interplanetary Rotational
Discontinuities or Alfven Waves With The
Earth's Bow Shock: *M Yan, L C Lee
1430h SH32D-05 Electron Heating and Phase Space Signatures
in Collisionless Shocks of Different
Strengths and Geometries: A J Hull, *J D
Scudder, L A Frank, W R Patterson
1445h SH32D-06 The Low Mach Number Bow Shock Position:
Problems and Solutions: S M Petrinec, *C T
Russell
1500h Break
1530h SH32D-07 Langmuir Wavepackets in the Earth's
Foreshock: A Particle-in-Cell Simulation: *L
Muschietti, I Roth
1545h SH32D-08 An Analysis of Whistler-Mode Waves Generated
by the Interaction of an Asteroid With the
Solar Wind: *D A Gurnett
1600h SH32D-09 An Analysis of Plasma Waves at
Interplanetary Shocks and Implications for
Type II Radio Emission Processes: *D
Lengyel-Frey, G Thejappa, R J MacDowall, R G
Stone
1615h SH32D-10 Electron Temperature in the Solar Wind: J
Newbury, *C T Russell, J L Phillips
1630h SH32D-11 Search for Solar ~L4~KHe+ In and Out of the
Ecliptic With SWICS-ULYSSES: *U Mall, G
Gloeckler, J Geiss
SH41A BCC:308 Thurs 0830h
Generation of Solar Activity II (joint with SM)
Presiding: G Van Hoven, Univ of California, Irvine
0830h SH41A-01 INVITED The Structure and Dynamics of the
Large-Scale Solar Corona: *Z Mikic, J A
Linker
0850h SH41A-02 INVITED The Evolution of Large-Scale
Magnetic Fields on the Sun: *D G Sime
0910h SH41A-03 INVITED Theory and Simulation of Magnetic
Reconnection in the Solar Atmosphere: *S K
Antiochos
0930h SH41A-04 INVITED Yohkoh Observations: Magnetic
Reconnection in the Solar Atmosphere: R C
Canfield
0950h SH41A-05 A Comparison of Reconnection Simulations
With Yohkoh Observations of Flares: *T G
Forbes, L W Acton
1005h Break
1030h SH41A-06 INVITED Solar Convective Turbulence and the
Evolution of Magnetic Fields: R Rosner, *F
Cattaneo
1050h SH41A-07 INVITED High-Resolution Observational
Studies of Solar Convection and Magnetic
Fields: *A Title
1110h SH41A-08 INVITED Theoretical Studies of Solar
Convection and Differential Rotation: *J
Toomre, E G Zweibel
1130h SH41A-09 INVITED Helioseismic Probing of Solar
Interior Structure and Flows: *P H Scherrer
SH41B BCC:320 Thurs 0830h
Heliospheric Plasma and Particles II
Presiding: D A Roberts, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
0830h SH41B-01 Limits on the Time Variability of Ion
Injection in Quasi-parallel Shock: *L Bennett,
D C Ellison
0845h SH41B-02 The Efficiency of Acceleration of Pick-Up
Ions by the First-Order Fermi Mechanism at
Oblique Shocks: *D C Ellison, M G Baring, F C
Jones
0900h SH41B-03 Alfven Waves, Alpha Particles, and Pickup
Ions in the Solar Wind: *M Neugebauer, B E
Goldstein, E J Smith
0915h SH41B-04 Energetic Particle Fluxes and Anistropies
During the June 1991 Events: Ulysses
HI-SCALE Results: *N Krupp, E C Roelof, R E
Gold, L J Lanzerotti
0930h SH41B-05 Transverse Diffusion of Charged Particles in
Irregular Magnetic Fields: *J Giacalone, J R
Jokipii
0945h SH41B-06 Ulysses Observations of a Magnetic Cloud
Sheath: *J Fainberg, V A Osherovich, R G
Stone, R J MacDowall, J L Phillips, A Balogh
1000h Break
1030h SH41B-07 Evolution of an Interplanetary Magnetic
Cloud - Observational Evidence for a
Self-Similar Expanding Magnetic Flux Rope:
*V A Osherovich, J Fainberg, R G Stone
1045h SH41B-08 Solar Cycle Variation of the Heliospheric
Current and Plasma Sheets in the Inner
Heliosphere: *D A Roberts, M L Goldstein
1100h SH41B-09 A Three-Dimensional Compressible Simulation
of a Vortex Street: Comparison With Voyager
Observations and Static Models: *M L
Goldstein, L F Burlaga, E Siregar, S Ghosh,
D A Roberts
1115h SH41B-10 Corotating > 60 MeV/amu Cosmic Ray
Depressions in 1974-1988 Observed by
Spacecraft Anti-coincidence Guards: *I G
Richardson, H V Cane
1130h SH41B-11 Magnetic Fields and Cosmic Rays Observed by
Voyager 2 From 1992 Through 1994: *L F
Burlaga, N F Ness, F B McDonald
1145h SH41B-12 Pioneer 10 Density Measurements From the
Outer Heliosphere: *P R Gazis, A Barnes
SH42A BCC:Hall C Thurs 1330h
SunRISE/SOLERS22 I Posters (joint with A,SM)
Presiding: R F Donnelly, Solar Radiation Research
1330h SH42A-01 POSTER Long-Term Variations of the NOAA/SEL
Modified Mg II Center-to-Wing Ratio, 10.7cm
Radio Flux, and 1083nm Equivalent Width
Data, for 1978-1994: *L C Puga, S D Bouwer
1330h SH42A-02 POSTER Microwave Proxies for Sunspot
Blocking and Total Irradiance: *E J Schmahl,
M R Kundu
1330h SH42A-03 POSTER Solar Extreme Ultraviolet Flux From
1974-1992: *W D Pesnell, W R Hoegy
1330h SH42A-04 POSTER Preliminary Results of the Analysis
of CaII K Spectroheliograms: *R Kariyappa,
J M Pap, K S Balasubramaniam
1330h SH42A-05 POSTER Long-Term and Short-Term Corrections
for the Solar UV Flux Model for
Middle-Atmosphere Research Based on the
Core-To-Wing Ratio of the Mg II h & k Lines:
*R F Donnelly
1330h SH42A-06 POSTER Working Group 1 Research Activities
Report: *J M Pap, C H Wehrli
1330h SH42A-07 POSTER Study the Error Distribution in
Solar Irradiance and Ground-Based Surrogates:
A Vigouroux, *J M Pap, G A Chapman
1330h SH42A-08 POSTER Calculation of the Time Variation of
Solar Spectral Irradiances: *J Fontenla, O R
White, P A Fox, E H Avrett, K L Harvey
1330h SH42A-09 POSTER Incorporating Large-Scale Magnetic
Fields Within Solar Models: Implications for
the Variability of the Solar Radius,
Luminosity, and Pulsation Frequencies: *T J
Lydon, S Sofia
1330h SH42A-10 POSTER Daily Digital Mt Wilson CaK Images
and Plage Areas 1915-1985: *P Foukal, M
Harman, S Risacher, R Yang
1330h SH42A-11 POSTER Solar Databases for Global Change
Models: *H E Coffey, E H Erwin, C D Hanchett
1330h SH42A-12 POSTER Progress on the RISE/PSPT Prototype
Instrument: *R L Coulter, J R Kuhn, H Lin
1330h SH42A-13 POSTER New Data From the Precision Solar
Photometric Telescope: *H Lin, J R Kuhn, R
Coulter
1330h SH42A-14 POSTER Search for Network Variations With
the Solar Cycle in Ca K Spectroheliograms: B
Caccin, *M Fofi, M Torelli, A M Sambuco
SH42B BCC:320 Thurs 1330h
Magnetic Helicity in Solar and Space Plasmas II (joint with SM)
Presiding: W H Matthaeus, Univ of Delaware
1330h SH42B-01 INVITED Study of Magnetic Helicity in
Laboratory Plasmas and Application for Solar
Physics: *M Yamada
1355h SH42B-02 INVITED The Solar Dynamo and the Generation
of Magnetic Helicity: *N Seehafer, F Feudel
1420h SH42B-03 Helicity Conservation Constraints on the
Dynamo Mechanism: *A Bhattacharjee, Y Yuan
1435h SH42B-04 Active Regions as Manifestation of Helical
Flux Tubes: *A N McClymont
1450h SH42B-05 Helicity of Active Regions in the
Photosphere and Corona: *R C Canfield, A A
Pevtsov, L W Acton
1505h Break
1535h SH42B-06 INVITED Magnetic Helicity in the Solar
Atmosphere: *D M Rust
1600h SH42B-07 Helicity Injection and Heating in Solar
Coronal Loops: *P K Browning, R M Lothian
1615h SH42B-08 INVITED Magnetic Helicity in the Solar
Wind: Theory, Observation, and Models: *W
Matthaeus
1640h SH42B-09 INVITED Helicities, Alfvenon Dynamics and
the Solar Wind-Magnetosphere Interaction: *Y
Song, R L Lysak
SH42C BCC:321 Thurs 1330h
Anomalous Cosmic Rays: 1 AU to Heliospheric Boundary III (joint
with SM)
Presiding: F B McDonald, University of Maryland
1330h SH42C-01 INVITED The Ionic Charge of Anomalous
Cosmic Rays: SAMPEX Observations: B Klecker
1355h SH42C-02 Further Studies of Anomalous Cosmic Rays
Using the Geomagnetic Field: *R A Mewaldt,
A C Cummings, J R Cummings, R A Leske, E C
Stone, T T von Rosenvinge
1410h SH42C-03 INVITED Anomalous Components Out of the
Ecliptic Plane: *R B McKibben
1435h SH42C-04 INVITED The Acceleration and Transport of
Anomalous Cosmic Rays: *M S Potgieter
1500h Break
1530h SH42C-05 The Maximum Energy of Anomalous Cosmic Rays:
*J R Jokipii, J Kota
1545h SH42C-06 Low Energy Anomalous Cosmic Rays at High
Heliolatitudes: *L J Lanzerotti, C G
Maclennan
1600h SH42C-07 The Anomalous Component of Cosmic Rays:
Results From the South Polar Pass of Ulysses:
*K J Trattner, R G Marsden, T R Sanderson,
K P Wenzel, V Bothmer, B Klecker, D Hovestadt
1615h SH42C-08 INVITED Anomalous Cosmic Rays in the
Radiation Belts: *R S Selesnick
1640h SH42C-09 Observations of Low Energy Trapped Anomalous
Cosmic Rays Using SAMPEX: G M Mason, *J E
Mazur
1655h SH42C-10 Trapped Anomalous Cosmic Rays Near the
Geomagnetic Cutoff: *M D Looper, J B Blake, B
Klecker, D Hovestadt
SH51A BCC:321 Fri 0830h
SunRISE/SOLERS22 II (joint with A,SM)
Presiding: K H Schatten, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
0830h INTRODUCTION: K H Schatten,
NASA Goddard Space Flight Cent
0840h SH51A-01 INVITED Overview of RISE Program Objectives
and Progress: *P Foukal
0905h SH51A-02 INVITED Solar Irradiance Variability: A
Comparison of Cycles 21 and 22: *C Frohlich
0930h SH51A-03 Sunspot Cycle 22: Long-Term Total Solar
Irradiance Variability: *R B Lee, R S Wilson,
S Thomas, M A Gibson
0945h SH51A-04 Observations of Solar Total and Spectral
Irradiance Variations: 1992-1993: *A
Mecherikkunnel
1000h Break
1030h SH51A-05 INVITED Variability of the Solar Energy
Output Produced by Structural Changes in the
Solar Interior: *S Sofia, T J Lydon
1100h SH51A-06 Determining Solar Radiative Output
Variability From BBSO Ca K Spectroheliograms:
*J Lean, J Cook, W Marquette, A Johannesson
1115h SH51A-07 On the Ratio of Facular to Sunspot Areas: *G A
Chapman, A M Cookson, J J Dobias, S R Walton
1130h SH51A-08 INVITED Ground-Based Solar Surface
Brightness Measurements: *J R Kuhn
SH51B BCC:308 Fri 0830h
Ulysses South Pole-Equator Pass II
Presiding: E J Smith, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
0830h SH51B-01 Ulysses Plasma Observations From High
Southerly Latitudes to the Solar Equator and
Northward: S J Bame, *J L Phillips, W C
Feldman, J T Gosling, C M Hammond, D J
McComas, B E Goldstein, M Neugebauer
0845h SH51B-02 Ulysses Magnetic Field Measurements: South
Pole to Equator: *E J Smith, B Tsurutani, A
Balogh, R J Forsyth
0900h SH51B-03 Large Scale Variances of the Heliospheric
Magnetic Field Out of the Ecliptic: *T S
Horbury, R J Forsyth, A Balogh, E J Smith
0915h SH51B-04 Solar Wind Turbulence Over the South Pole of
the Sun as Seen by Ulysses: *B E Goldstein, A
Balogh, T S Horbury, M L Goldstein, D A
Roberts
0930h SH51B-05 Properties of Shocks Observed During the
Ascent and Descent of Ulysses in Latitude:
M E Burton, *E J Smith, B Goldstein, A Balogh,
J Phillips
0945h SH51B-06 Mapping the Magnetic Structure of the Corona
and Heliosphere: *J A Linker, Z Mikic, D
Winterhalter
1000h Break
1030h SH51B-07 The Latitudinal Distribution of Magnetic
Holes in the Solar Wind: *D Winterhalter, M
Neugebauer, E J Smith, A Balogh
1045h SH51B-08 Plasma Waves in Solar Wind Magnetic Holes: *N
Lin, P J Kellogg, R J MacDowall, A Balogh,
R J Forsyth, J L Phillips, A Buttighoffer, M
Pick
1100h SH51B-09 Cyclotron Waves Associated With the Pick-Up
of Interstellar Ions: Recent Ulysses Results:
N Murphy, *E J Smith, A Balogh, G Gloeckler,
J Geiss, P Isenberg
1115h SH51B-10 An Overview of Plasma Wave Observations From
the Ulysses Spacecraft Acquired During the
Pole-to-Equator Pass: *R J MacDowall, R G
Stone, R A Hess, D Lengyel-Frey, N Lin, P J
Kellogg
1130h SH51B-11 Ulysses Observations of Ion Acoustic Waves
During the Pole-to-Equator Pass: *R Hess,
R J MacDowall, D Lengyel-Frey, B Goldstein,
R J Forsyth
1145h SH51B-12 Unusual Wave Phenomena Near Inter-planetary
Shocks at High Latitudes: G Thejappa, R J
MacDowall, R G Stone
SH52A BCC:321 Fri 1330h
SunRISE/SOLERS22 III (joint with A,SA)
Presiding: P Foukal, CRI, Inc.
1330h SH52A-01 INVITED Testing the Sun-Climate Connection
With Paleodata: *T J Crowley, K Y Kim
1355h SH52A-02 An Atmospheric Radiative-Convective Model:
Solar Forcings: *K H Schatten
1410h SH52A-03 INVITED Solar UV Irradiance Measurements by
the UARS SUSIM and SOLSTICE Instruments: *D K
Prinz, G J Rottman
1435h SH52A-04 Initial Solar Irradiance Measurements From
the NOAA-14 SBUV/2 Instrument: *E Hilsenrath,
M T DeLand, R P Cebula
1450h SH52A-05 NOAA-11 SBUV/2 Measurements of Solar UV
Variations: *R P Cebula, M T DeLand, E
Hilsenrath
1505h Break
1525h SH52A-06 Review of Recent Solar EUV Irradiance
Measurements: *T N Woods, G J Rottman, J R
Worden, S C Solomon
1540h SH52A-07 INVITED Solar EUV and UV Driven Energetics
of the Mesosphere and Thermosphere: *R G
Roble
1605h SH52A-08 Accurately Modelling the Variability of the
Solar Transition Region Irradiance: *J Worden,
P Judge, T N Woods, O R White, G J Rottman
1620h SH52A-09 Comparison of Full-Disk and Line-Center
Lyman-Alpha During Solar Cycles 21 and 22:
*W K Tobiska, W R Pryor, J M Ajello
1635h SH52A-10 Long-Timeline Monitoring of Solar
Ultraviolet Irradiance Via Spacecraft
Photoelectron Measurements: *J L Phillips,
B L Barraclough, H O Funsten, E E Scime
1650h SH52A-11 Here Comes the Sun: Using the Solar X-Ray
Flux to Determine the Compositions of
Planetary Surfaces: *P E Clark, J I Trombka
SH52B BCC:308 Fri 1330h
Ulysses South Pole-Equator Pass III
Presiding: D E Page, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
1330h SH52B-01 Ulysses From South Pole to Equator: Low
Energy Interplanetary Charged Particle
Measurements: R E Gold, L J Lanzerotti, K A
Anderson, T P Armstrong, S E Hawkins, S M
Krimigis, R P Lin, C G Maclennan, M Pick, E C
Roelof, E T Sarris, G M Simnett, S J Tappin
1345h SH52B-02 Probing High-Latitude Heliospheric Magnetic
Field Structures Beyond Ulysses With >38 keV
HI-SCALE Electrons: *E C Roelof, G M Simnett,
S J Tappin, L J Lanzerotti
1400h SH52B-03 Transport of Sub-MeV Solar Particles to
Heliolatitudes Above 50~Lo~KS: *M Pick, A
Buttighoffer, A Kerdraon, L J Lanzerotti, E T
Sarris, T P Armstrong, G M Simnett, E C
Roelof
1415h SH52B-04 Heliolatitude Dependence of CIR-Accelerated
Interplanetary Heavy Ions: *C G Maclennan,
L J Lanzerotti, K A Sayle, G M Simnett
1430h SH52B-05 Energy Dependence of the H/HE Ratio at High
Heliographic Latitudes in Association With
Low Latitude CIRs: *G M Simnett, K A Sayle,
T R Sanderson, R G Marsden, E C Roelof
1445h SH52B-06 Observations of Energetic Particles in High
Heliographic Latitudes: ULYSSES: *E Keppler,
M Fraenz, R Seidel, M Reuss, J B Blake,
J J Quenby
1500h Break
1530h SH52B-07 Composition and Charge States in
Transient-Related Solar Wind: Latitudinal
and Other Trends Observed by Ulysses/SWICS:
*A B Galvin, C M S Cohen, G Gloeckler, Y K Ko,
R von Steiger, J Geiss
1545h SH52B-08 Initial Results of a Collaboration Between
SWICS/Ulysses and Spartan 201 Observations
of the Southern Polar Coronal Hole: *C M S
Cohen, A B Galvin, G Gloeckler, Y K Ko, L
Strachan, L D Gardner, J L Kohl, M
Guhathakurta, R R Fisher, J Geiss, R
von Steiger
1600h SH52B-09 H, He, and O in the Slow and the Fast Solar
Wind: SWICS/ULYSSES Results: *R F
Wimmer-Schweingruber, R V Steiger, J Geiss, H
Balsiger, G Gloeckler
1615h SH52B-10 The Ulysses Cosmic Ray Latitude Gradient
From 80~Lo~K South to the Heliographic
Equator: A Second View of the
Three-Dimensional Distribution Near Solar
Minimum: J J Connell, C Lopate, *R B McKibben,
J A Simpson, M Zhang
1630h SH52B-11 Ulysses EPAC Cosmic Ray Latitude Gradient
and Modulation Observations: J J Quenby, B
Drolias, E Keppler, M K Reuss, J B Blake
1645h SH52B-12 Latitudinal and 26-Day Cosmic Ray Variations
During the Fast Latitude Survey of Ulysses:
A 3-D Model Simulation: *J Kota, J R Jokipii
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