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Antarctic polar cap total electron content observations at Casey station. Proceedings of the South Pacific STEP Workshop, Melbourne, February, 1992
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Antarctic surges and the zonal circulation. Antarctic Meteorology, 1960
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The mass and heat budgets of the atmosphere over the Antarctic plateau (with particular reference to spring). International Antarctic Meteorological Research Centre Technical Report, 1966
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Aerosol over the Southern Ocean. Atmospheric Research, 1990
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Wind produced submicron particles in the marine atmosphere. Atmospheric Research, 1995
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Long-term trends in ice nucleus concentrations. Atmospheric Research, 1990
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Atmospheric ice nuclei in high southern latitudes. Journal of Meteorology, 1961
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Coherence between seasonal variation in satellite-derived cloud optical depth and boundary layer CCN concentrations at a mid-latitutde Southern Hemisphere station. Tellus, 1994
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Auroral morphological similarities at two magnetically conjugate stations: Buckles Bay and Kotzebue. Australian Journal of Physics, 1969
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The southern auroral oval. Australian Journal of Physics, 1971
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Geographical maps of the auroral ovals for different levels of geomagnetic disturbance. Antarctic Division Technical Note, 1971
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Electron counts in the neutral sheet and magnetic variations at a geomagnetic longitude associated ground station. Planetary and Space Science, 1973
(Ref: 967)
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A possible explanation of the auroral substorm process. Program and abstracts for the Second General Scientific Assembly - Kyoto 1973. IAGA Bulletin, 1973
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Background to the Aurora Australis. ANARE Reports, 1990
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Location of the southern auroral zone. Antarctic Symposium, Buenos Aires, 1959
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Motion of the aurora and magnetic bays. Australian Journal of Physics, 1960
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A preliminary account of the auroral display of 15 July 1959 as recorded in Australia and at ANARE stations. Symposium on the July 1959 events and associated phenomena, Helsinki, July 1960. IUGG Monograph, 1960
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Distribution of auroras in the Southern Hemisphere. Australian Journal of Physics, 1960
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Distribution of auroras in the Southern Hemisphere. II. Nightly probability of overhead aurora. Aurstralian Journal of Physics, 1962
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Distribution of auroras in the Southern Hemisphere. III. Comparison with Northern Hemisphere. Australian Journal of Physics, 1963
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Auroral poles. Australian Journal of Physics, 1967
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Magnetic and auroral conjugacy. Annales de Geophysique, 1968
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