Iku Shinohara

Associate Professor

Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency

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Dr. Iku Shinohara is an Associate Professor at the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, where he focuses on the study of electromagnetic phenomena in space environments. His recent research includes the in situ observations of nonlinear electromagnetic ion cyclotron waves and their influence on relativistic electrons, as well as the ducted propagation of whistler mode waves. Dr. Shinohara's work also extends to deep learning applications in lightning detection and investigations of auroral electron dynamics within the magnetosphere.

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Yasunobu Ogawa

National Institute of Polar Research

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Mizuki Fukizawa

National Institute of Polar Research

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Tomoaki Hori

Designated Associate Professor

Institute for Space-Earth Environmental Research, Nagoya University

JAPAN

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Chae-Woo Jun

Designated Assistant Professor

Nagoya University

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Fuminori Tsuchiya

Tohoku University

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S. G. Claudepierre

UNITED STATES

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Yasumasa Kasaba

Professor, Director

Tohoku University

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Yoshizumi Miyoshi

Nagoya University

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Yuji Tanaka

Assistant Professor

Kyoto University

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Yuto Katoh

Tohoku University

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Kanako Seki

Professor

University of Tokyo

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M. Nosé

JAPAN

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Junhyun Lee

Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute

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Yoshiya Kasahara

Kanazawa University

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Articles (23)

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

Ducted Propagation of Whistler Mode Waves Observed by the Arase Satellite

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

Statistical Survey of Loss Cone Electrons Observed In Situ in the Inner Magnetosphere

Variation of Molecular Ions in the Inner Magnetosphere Observed by the Arase Satellite

Precipitation of Auroral Electrons Accelerated at Very High Altitudes: Impact on the Ionosphere and a Possible Acceleration Mechanism

A Sub‐relativistic Electron Three‐Belt Event in the Earth's Radiation Belts: Observation and Explanation

Long Lifetime Hiss Rays in the Disturbed Plasmasphere

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

Deep Learning Model Size Performance Evaluation for Lightning Whistler Detection on Arase Satellite Dataset

Alfvén velocity sudden increase as an indicator of the plasmapause

Location and Timing of Magnetic Reconnections in Earth's Magnetotail: Accomplishments of the 29‐Year Geotail Near‐Earth Magnetotail Survey

Plasmasphere Control of ULF Wave Distribution at Different Geomagnetic Conditions

Polarization and Spatial Distribution Features of Pc4 and Pc5 Waves in the Magnetosphere

Collaborative Research Activities of the Arase and Van Allen Probes

Flux Enhancements of Field‐Aligned Low‐Energy O+ Ion (FALEO) in the Inner Magnetosphere: A Possible Source of Warm Plasma Cloak and Oxygen Torus

Solar Wind Energy Input: The Primary Control Factor of Magnetotail Reconnection Site

Signatures of Auroral Potential Structure Extending Through the Near‐Equatorial Inner Magnetosphere

Statistical Survey of Arase Satellite Data Sets in Conjunction With the Finnish Riometer Network

Simultaneous Observations of EMIC‐Induced Drifting Electron Holes (EDEHs) in the Earth's Radiation Belt by the Arase Satellite, Van Allen Probes, and THEMIS

Field‐Aligned Low‐Energy O+ Flux Enhancements in the Inner Magnetosphere Observed by Arase

Dawn‐Dusk Confinement of Magnetic Reconnection Site in the Near‐Earth Magnetotail and Its Implication for Dipolarization and Substorm Current System

Inter‐Calibrated Measurements of Intense Whistlers by Arase and Van Allen Probes

Collaborators (14)

Yasunobu Ogawa

Mizuki Fukizawa

Tomoaki Hori

Chae-Woo Jun

Fuminori Tsuchiya

S. G. Claudepierre

Yasumasa Kasaba

Yoshizumi Miyoshi

Yuji Tanaka

Yuto Katoh

Kanako Seki

M. Nosé

Junhyun Lee

Yoshiya Kasahara

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