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Observations of the oxygen 630 nm emission in the vertical direction above Mawson, Antarctica, in 1993. ANARE Research Notes, 1996
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Fabry-Perot spectrometer observations of the auroral oval/polar cap boundary over Mawson, Antarctica. Journal of Atmospheric and Terrestrial Physics, 1996
(Ref: 7223)
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Further observations of the vertical wind at the auroral oval/polar cap boundary. Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting, July 23-27, 1996, Brisbane, Australia. EOS Transactions Supplement, 1996
(Ref: 7547)
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Further observations of the thermospheric vertical wind at the auroral oval/polar cap boundary. Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics, 1997
(Ref: 8086)
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Thermospheric vertical winds in the Polar Cap near the nightside auroral oval boundary (Abstract). EOS Trans. American Geophysical Union Spring Meeting Supplement, April 23, 1996, 1996
(Ref: 8130)
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Are polar cap gravity waves a heat source for the high-latitude thermosphere? Geophysical Research Letters, 1998
(Ref: 8326)
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Magnetic storm-related electrons penetrating into the inner magnetosphere, deduced from ground-based measurements of resonant waves. Journal of Geomagnetism and Geoelectricity, 1995
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Dynamics of the Antarctic upper atmosphere. Planetary Space Science, 1989
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The Antarctic middle atmosphere. ASAC Conference and Workshop on Antarctic Weather and Climate, July, 1989
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ASAC Conference and Workshop on Antarctic Weather and Climate, Flinders University, July, 1989
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The southern auroral zone as defined by the position of homogeneous arcs. Australian Journal of Physics, 1953
(Ref: 58)
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Magnetic observations at Heard, Kerguelen and Macquarie Islands 1947-1951. ANARE Reports, 1953
(Ref: 59)
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Variations of intensity of the aurora at Macquarie Island. Australian Journal of Physics, 1954
(Ref: 91)
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Association of auroras in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. Annals of the International Geophysical Year, 1961
(Ref: 344)
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Optical auroral morphology. Symposium Birkeland, September 1967, 1967
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The 27 day type of intensity variation and cosmic-ray east-west asymmetry variation at Mawson, Antarctica. Antarctic Symposium, Buenos Aires, 1959
(Ref: 223)
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The barometer coefficient and air mass effects on cosmic rays at Macquarie Island. Australian Journal of Physics, 1954
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The apparent sidereal anti-sidereal daily variations of cosmic ray intensity. Il Nuovo Cimento, 1962
(Ref: 391)
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The apparent sidereal daily variations of cosmic-ray intensity at 42 m w.e. underground at Hobart, Tasmania. I. Results of observations in 1958. Il Nuovo Cimento, 1963
(Ref: 491)
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A solar anisotropy in cosmic radiation, viewed from a terrestrial frame of reference. Nature, 1963
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Evidence for a genuine sidereal daily variation of cosmic-ray intensity at approximately 40 m.w.e. undeground at Hobart in 1961. Proceedings of the Jaipur Conference on Cosmic Rays, 1963
(Ref: 495)
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The apparent sidereal daily variation of cosmic-ray intensity at approximately 40 m w.e. at Hobart, Tasmania. II. Results of observations from 1958 to 1962. Il Nuovo Cimento, 1965
(Ref: 614)
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The upper limiting primary rigidity of the cosmic ray solar anisotropy. Australian Journal of Physics, 1965
(Ref: 615)
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