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Australian Magnetometer Networks

Australian Magnetometer Networks. Research Funding is very difficult to obtain; currently in Australia (<20% success rate). No networks in operation or planned for mainland Australia. Operations confined to Antarctic and high latitude research.

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Australian Magnetometer Networks

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  1. Australian Magnetometer Networks • Research Funding is very difficult to obtain; currently in Australia (<20% success rate). • No networks in operation or planned for mainland Australia. • Operations confined to Antarctic and high latitude research. • Five permanent stations: Casey (PC), Davis (Cusp), Mawson (Auroral), Macquarie Island (P/pause), Zhon Shan (PRC), Scott Base (NZ). • Seasonal inland portable magnetometers deployed to provide close-spaced network

  2. Australian Antarctic Magnetometer Stations US-AGO □ BASmag Δ◊ TerraNova TNB AAMnet Casey CSY Davis DVS Mawson MAW ScottBase MCM McMurdo MCM ZhonShan ZHS SCB-

  3. Diurnal-seasonal Pc3-4 power Diurnal maxima ~12 MLT Annual maxima (summer)

  4. Close-Spaced Networks MAW Indian Ocean Antarctica N ZHS 110 km DAV magnetic RIK S VYV cusp

  5. IMF control of field line topology

  6. IMF control of field line topology

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