Michael Liemohn

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University of Michigan

United States

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Christopher Fowler

UNITED STATES

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Natalia Ganushkina

University of Michigan

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Leonardo Regoli

UNITED STATES

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Julia Stawarz

Northumbria University

UNITED KINGDOM

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B. Swiger

UNITED STATES

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Robert Allen

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Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory

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DAVID BRAIN

University of Colorado Boulder

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Kristine Sigsbee

Iowa State University

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Burcu Kosar

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Raluca Ilie

University of Michigan

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Michael Liemohn

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Conducting Space Physics Research: Wind the Frog, Work Hard, and Be Nice

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Momentum Sources in Multifluid MHD and Their Relation to the Geopauses

Predicting Geostationary 40–150 keV Electron Flux Using ARMAX (an Autoregressive Moving Average Transfer Function), RNN (a Recurrent Neural Network), and Logistic Regression: A Comparison of Models

Energetic Electron Flux Predictions in the Near‐Earth Plasma Sheet From Solar Wind Driving

A New Mechanism for Early‐Time Plasmaspheric Refilling: The Role of Charge Exchange Reactions in the Transport of Energy and Mass Throughout the Ring Current—Plasmasphere System

Nightside Auroral Electrons at Mars: Upstream Drivers and Ionospheric Impact

Using ARMAX Models to Determine the Drivers of 40–150 keV GOES Electron Fluxes

Collaborators (10)

Christopher Fowler

Natalia Ganushkina

Leonardo Regoli

Julia Stawarz

B. Swiger

Robert Allen

DAVID BRAIN

Kristine Sigsbee

Burcu Kosar

Raluca Ilie

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