Jean-Pierre St-Maurice

Emeritus Professor

University of Saskatchewan

Canada

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Jean-Pierre St-Maurice is an Emeritus Professor at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada. His research primarily focuses on ionospheric turbulence, radar auroras, and plasma structures. He has contributed significantly to the field through recent articles that analyze the vibrational distribution of nitrogen molecules and the effects of electromagnetic waves on ionospheric turbulence.

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Articles (18)

A Time‐Dependent Model of the Vibrational Distribution of Nitrogen Molecules: New Rate Data Sets and Self‐Consistent Coupling With Auroral and Ionospheric Electrons

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Plasma Structure Decay Rates in the Equatorial Ionosphere Are Strongly Coupled by Turbulence

Turbulence Around Auroral Arcs

Turbulence Embedded Into the Ionosphere by Electromagnetic Waves

Deriving the Ionospheric Electric Field From the Bulk Motion of Radar Aurora in the E‐Region

The Distribution of Small‐Scale Irregularities in the E‐Region, and Its Tendency to Match the Spectrum of Field‐Aligned Current Structures in the F‐Region

An Algorithm to Separate Ionospheric Turbulence Radar Echoes From Those of Meteor Trails in Large Data Sets

GNSS Scintillations in the Cusp, and the Role of Precipitating Particle Energy Fluxes

Narrow Width Farley‐Buneman Spectra Above 100 km Altitude

Model Simulation of SAID Intensification in the Ionosphere Under a Current Generator: The Role of Ion Pedersen Transport

Seasonal and Diurnal Dynamics of Radio Noise for 8–20 MHz Poleward‐Oriented Mid‐Latitude Radars

A Time‐Dependent Two‐Dimensional Model Simulation of Lower Ionospheric Variations Under Intense SAID

The Properties of ICEBEAR E‐Region Coherent Radar Echoes in the Presence of Near Infrared Auroral Emissions, as Measured by the Swarm‐E Fast Auroral Imager

Steepening Plasma Density Spectra in the Ionosphere: The Crucial Role Played by a Strong E‐Region

Multi‐Wavelength Imaging Observations of STEVE at Athabasca, Canada

Revisiting the Behavior of the E‐Region Electron Temperature During Strong Electric Field Events at High Latitudes

On the Origin of Far‐Aspect Angle Irregularity Regions Seen by HF Radars at 100‐km Altitude

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Meers Oppenheim

Natalia Ganushkina

Jun Liang

Frank Lind

Andres Spicher

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