Ian Mann

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University of Alberta

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Ian Mann is a Professor at the University of Alberta, Canada. His research focuses on the dynamics of the outer radiation belt, space weather hazards, and energetic particle precipitation. He has contributed significantly to understanding wave-particle interactions and geomagnetically induced currents, as evidenced by his recent publications.

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Harald U. Frey

UNITED STATES

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I. A. Daglis

GREECE

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Martyn Unsworth

department of earth and atmospheric sciences university of alberta edmonton ab canada

CANADA

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Clare Watt

Northumbria University

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Andrew Smith

Northumbria University

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S. G. Claudepierre

UNITED STATES

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Tom Elsden

University of Glasgow

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Oliver Allanson

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University of Birmingham

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Chen Shi

UNITED STATES

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Harlan E. Spence

UNITED STATES

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Robert Rankin

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University of Alberta

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Iain Jonathan Rae

University College London

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X. Shi

UNITED STATES

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Articles (20)

The Effect of Intense Chorus Waves on the Storm‐Time Outer Radiation Belt Relativistic Electron Dynamics

Long‐Term Peak Geoelectric Field Behavior for Space Weather Hazard Assessment in Alberta, Canada Using Geomagnetic and Magnetotelluric Measurements

Diagnosing the Rapid Loss of Outer Radiation Belt Electrons Due To Strong Chorus‐Driven Wave‐Particle Interactions Along an Electron Injection Path

Low‐Cost Monitoring of Energetic Particle Precipitation: Weather Balloon‐Borne Timepix Measurements During the May 2024 Superstorm

What Is the Lowest Latitude of Discrete Aurorae During Superstorms?

Poloidal Field Line Resonances Driven by a Fast Wave

Evolution of Energetic Proton Parallel Pressure Anisotropy at Geosynchronous Altitudes: Potential Role in Triggering Substorm Expansion Phase Onset

Global Observations of Geomagnetically Induced Currents Caused by an Extremely Intense Density Pulse During a Coronal Mass Ejection

H+, He+, He++, O++, N+ EMIC Wave Occurrence and Its Dependence on Geomagnetic Conditions: Results From 7 Years of Van Allen Probes Observations

Using a Differential Magnetometer Technique to Measure Geomagnetically Induced Currents: An Augmented Approach

The Effect of Compression Induced Chorus Waves on 10–100 s eV Electron Precipitation

Energetic Electron and Proton Interactions with Pc5 Ultra Low Frequency (ULF) Waves during the Great Geomagnetic Storm of 15–16 July 2000

Linear and Nonlinear Kelvin–Helmholtz Instability and Magnetohydrodynamic Wave Emission in Sheared Astrophysical Plasma Flows

A Natural Limit to the Spectral Hardness of Worst Case Electron Radiation in the Terrestrial Van Allen Belt

New Insights Into the Substorm Initiation Sequence From the Spatio‐Temporal Development of Auroral Electrojets

Novel EMIC Wave Propagation Pathway Through Buchsbaum Resonance and Inter‐Hemispheric Wave Interference: Swarm Observations and Modeling

Statistical Characteristics of Energetic Electron Pitch Angle Distributions in the Van Allen Probe Era: 1. Butterfly Distributions With Flux Peaks at Preferred Pitch Angles

On the Interplay Between Solar Wind Parameters and ULF Wave Power as a Function of Geomagnetic Activity at High‐ and Mid‐latitudes

Sensitivity of Ground Magnetometer Array Elements for GIC Applications I: Resolving Spatial Scales With the BEAR and CARISMA Arrays

On the Similarity and Repeatability of Fast Radiation Belt Loss: Role of the Last Closed Drift Shell

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Harald U. Frey

I. A. Daglis

Martyn Unsworth

Clare Watt

Andrew Smith

S. G. Claudepierre

Tom Elsden

Oliver Allanson

Chen Shi

Harlan E. Spence

Robert Rankin

Iain Jonathan Rae

X. Shi

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