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| Annales Geophysicae 17, 12 (1999) 1499-1502 |
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| Introduction: The Equator-S mission |
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| G. Haerendel 1R. B. Torbert 2 |
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| In spite of its short operational life of only five months, the major goals of the Equator-S mission were fulfilled, except that its contribution to the ISTP science is restricted to the morning sector of the outer magnetosphere. A set of twelve papers following this introduction is a first documentation of the achievements. They span from the successful testing and operation of the most advanced and complex way of measuring electric fields in a hot plasma environment by means of electron beams, to various investigations at or near the equatorial magnetopause and in the plasma sheet. |
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| 1: | Max-Planck-Institut für extraterrestrische Physik |
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Max-Planck-Institut für extraterrestrische Physik |
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| 2: | University of New Hampshire |
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University of New Hampshire |
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| Subject | : | Sciences of the Universe/Ocean, Atmosphere Sciences of the Universe/Earth Sciences |
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| From: Publication EGU | |
| Submitted on: Friday, 1 January 1999 08:00:00 | |
| Updated on: Wednesday, 3 September 2008 11:37:36 | |
