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Last modified: Oct 12, 2023

(Since September 6, 2010)

EISCAT radars

Aurora photo selection

ESR42m (taken by Prof Fujii)

Bear Island MR (taken by TGO)

5ch photometer (taken by Kawabata-san)
Photometer data

EISCAT portal

Satonori Nozawa

Associate Professor
Division for Ionospheric and Magnetospheric Research
Institute for Space-Earth Environmental Reserch, Nagoya university
E-mail address : nozawa (at) isee.nagoya-u.ac.jp

Sodium LIDAR

Down the White-Bear Hole

Activities

Aurora photo

LIDAR data

Publications
PDF

Aurora movies

Photos

EISCAT_3D

EISCAT Databse

For coming students
Seminar

Budget

Press release (June 1, 2022)

Aurora display by D7200
Tromso sky now!
Tromsoe AI
Past Tromso sky images
New (Feb 21, 2022)

What's new?

5-beam LIDAR

Aurora arcs with 5-beams

MF radar

Alta MR (taken by TGO)

LIDAR team B

Links

EISCAT Schedule

EISCAT Schedule (Usage)

Press release (June 1, 2022)

I am a Japanese Council member of the EISCAT Scientific Association.

Major targets:

(1) The lower thermospheric wind dynamics in the polar ionosphere based on EISCAT and LIDAR data and others.

(2) Coupling process between the upper mesophere and lower thermosphere based on the EISCAT radar, sodium LIDAR, the Tromsö MF radar, the meteor radar, and others.

(3) Coupling process between magnetosphere, ionosphere and thermosphere based on the EISCAT data, a sodium LIDAR, photometer, and others.

A sodium LIDAR at Tromsoe is one of major tools!

Introduction of my group for candidate graduated students (Japanese)

ESR operation	Recipe for data analysis	EISCAT Data
KST operation	Useful sites	Settings of Solaris
Publications	Northern Norway	Research
Links	EISCAT Japan homepage at NIPR	Aurora
BearIsland	LIDAR	Mail
Tromso MF radar plots	NBMR plots	NAMR plots
For students	Essays: Down the White-Bear Hole	ISEE EISCAT group
University Hotel (resticted)	ISEE meeting rooms (resticted)	B-Domu (resticted)

EISCAT data

DELTA 2 campaign

IPY (CP2) campaign

LIDAR data

LIDAR 2010 season (20min/2km)

LIDAR 2011 season (20min/2km)

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