Satellite, airborne and radar observations of auroral arcs
Multipoint measurements are necessary to address many pressing problems in space physics. The combination of satellite, airborne, and ground-based platforms for in-situ and remote sensors is a powerful approach to meeting these needs. The AFGL Airborne Ionospheric Observatory (AIO) has solved proble...
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