We provide an overview of several of the most significant results from the global imaging
instrumentation on board the Earth‐orbiting spacecraft Dynamics Explorer 1. These topics …

The Visible Imaging System (VIS) is a set of three low-light-level cameras to be flown on the
POLAR spacecraft of the Global Geospace Science (GGS) program which is an element of …

Preliminary examination of the first global auroral images gained with the vacuum‐ultraviolet
imaging photometer on board DE 1 reveals a remarkable spatial configuration of auroral …

The theta aurora is a remarkable configuration of auroral and polar cap luminosities for which
a generally sun‐aligned transpolar arc extends contiguously from the dayside to nightside …

The ultraviolet photometer of the University of Iowa spin scan auroral imaging instrumentation
on board the Dynamics Explorer 1 satellite has returned numerous images of the …

Multisatellite data are used to examine the temporal relationship between Subauroral Ion
Drifts (SAID) and the phases of an auroral substorm. Utilizing images of auroral luminosities …

The Internet can enhance existing relationships or facilitate the development of new
relationships, including illicit ones. Increased research in this area has predominately been on …

The characteristics of the large‐scale electrodynamic parameters, field‐aligned currents (FACs),
electric fields, and electron precipitation, which are associated with auroral substorm …

The Dynamics Explorer (DE) pair of spacecraft provide a unique opportunity to search for
the presence of electric fields aligned parallel to magnetic field lines by sampling, nearly …

Reconnection is accepted as an important process for driving the solar wind/magnetospheric
interaction although it is not fully understood. In particular, reconnection for northward …