Chae-Woo Jun

Designated Assistant Professor

Nagoya University

Japan

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Chae-Woo Jun is a Designated Assistant Professor at Nagoya University in Japan. His research primarily focuses on the inner magnetosphere, exploring phenomena such as electromagnetic ion cyclotron (EMIC) waves and their influence on relativistic electrons, as well as cold ion interactions. Recent publications include studies on the comparative analysis of ion and electron pressure variations during geomagnetic storms and the modeling of the global distribution of ring current oxygen ions. Through his work, he employs advanced observational techniques and numerical simulations to deepen the understanding of space plasma dynamics.

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Articles (18)

In Situ Observations of the Influence of Nonlinear EMIC Waves on Relativistic Electrons in the Outer Radiation Belt

Arase In Situ Observations of High‐Frequency Electromagnetic Ion Cyclotron (EMIC) Waves in Regions Close to the Earth During the May 2024 Storm

Comparative Study of Ion and Electron Average Pressure Variation in the Inner Magnetosphere During CIR‐ and ICME‐Driven Storms Observed by the Arase Satellite

Global Distribution of EMIC Waves and Its Association to Subauroral Proton Precipitation During the 27 May 2017 Storm: Modeling and Multipoint Observations

Observation and Numerical Simulation of Cold Ions Energized by EMIC Waves

A Triggering Process for Nonlinear EMIC Waves Driven by the Compression of the Dayside Magnetosphere

Modeling the Dynamic Global Distribution of the Ring Current Oxygen Ions Using Artificial Neural Network Technique

Cold Electron Temperature in the Inner Magnetosphere Estimated Through the Dispersion Relation of ECH Waves From the Arase Satellite Observations

Plasma Pressure Distribution of Ions and Electrons in the Inner Magnetosphere During CIR Driven Storms Observed During Arase Era

Spatio‐Temporal Characteristics of IPDP‐Type EMIC Waves on April 19, 2017: Implications for Loss of Relativistic Electrons in the Outer Belt

Statistical Study of EMIC Waves and Related Proton Distributions Observed by the Arase Satellite

A Statistical Study of Longitudinal Extent of Pc1 Pulsations Using Seven PWING Ground Stations at Subauroral Latitudes

Correspondence of Pi2 Pulsations, Aurora Luminosity, and Plasma Flux Fluctuation Near a Substorm Brightening Aurora: Arase Observations

Observation of Source Plasma and Field Variations of a Substorm Brightening Aurora at L ∼ 6 by a Ground‐Based Camera and the Arase Satellite on 12 October 2017

Amplitude Dependence of Nonlinear Precipitation Blocking of Relativistic Electrons by Large Amplitude EMIC Waves

The Characteristics of EMIC Waves in the Magnetosphere Based on the Van Allen Probes and Arase Observations

The Modulation of Plasma and Waves by Background Electron Density Irregularities in the Inner Magnetosphere

Comprehensive Observations of Substorm‐Enhanced Plasmaspheric Hiss Generation, Propagation, and Dissipation

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Kazuhiro Yamamoto

N. Nishitani

Yasunobu Ogawa

Eun-Hwa Kim

Kyungguk Min

Masahiro Kitahara

Tomoaki Hori

Fuminori Tsuchiya

Yoshizumi Miyoshi

Yuichi Otsuka

Donglai Ma

AKIRA KADOKURA

Yuto Katoh

Larry R. Lyons

M. Nosé

Iku Shinohara

Junhyun Lee

Jungjoon Seough

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