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1. Asia’s shrinking glaciers protect large populations from drought stress

   About 800 million people depend in part on meltwater from the thousands of glaciers in the high mountains of Asia. Water stress makes this region vulnerable to drought, but glaciers […]

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2. Geomagnetic measurements made on the moving ice shelf at Halley, Antarctica

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3. Spacelab: research in Earth orbit

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4. Effects of temperature acclimation on cold-hardiness of Antarctic micro-arthropods

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5. Solar terrestrial physics: Global geospace study

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6. Satellites over Antarctica

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7. Atmospheric physics: Interaction between whistlers and radiation belt electrons

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8. Atmospheric research in Antarctica

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9. Dawn-dusk (y) component of the interplanetary magnetic field and the local time of the harang discontinuity

   We describe a simple method for determining the time at which the meridian of a sub-auroral magnetic observatory crosses that of the Harang discontinuity—the separation of the eastward and westward […]

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10. Particle precipitation at low magnetic latitudes

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11. The formation of intermediate layers

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12. Spread-F ionospheric irregularities and their relationship to stable auroral red arcs at magnetic mid-latitudes

    The signature of the stable auroral red arc (SAR arc) as it appears on ionograms is described. The key features are a very significant increase in the amount of spread-F […]

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