Christopher Cully

Associate Professor

University of Calgary

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Christopher Cully is an Associate Professor at the University of Calgary, Canada. His research focuses on atmospheric science and space physics, particularly in the areas of energetic particle precipitation, magnetospheric phenomena, and VLF signal propagation. His recent publications include studies on the radiation belt electron content and the dynamics of whistler-mode waves.

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Examining the Power Law Relationship Between Absorption and Frequency Using Spectral Riometer Data

Derivations of the Total Radiation Belt Electron Content

The atmospheric X-ray imaging spectrometer (AXIS) instrument: Quantifying energetic particle precipitation through bremsstrahlung X-ray imaging

Conjugate Observation of Magnetospheric Chorus Propagating to the Ionosphere by Ducting

Statistical Study of Whistler‐Mode Waves and Expected Pitch Angle Diffusion Rates During Dispersionless Electron Injections

Driving of Outer Belt Electron Loss by Solar Wind Dynamic Pressure Structures: Analysis of Balloon and Satellite Data

Characteristics of Electron Precipitation During 40 Energetic Electron Injections Inferred via Subionospheric VLF Signal Propagation

Characteristics of Electron Precipitation During 40 Energetic Electron Injections Inferred via Subionospheric VLF Signal Propagation

Observation of High-Energy Electrons Precipitated by NWC Transmitter From PROBA-V Low-Earth Orbit Satellite

Observation of High‐Energy Electrons Precipitated by NWC Transmitter From PROBA‐V Low‐Earth Orbit Satellite

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Robert A. Marshall

Harlan E. Spence

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