Earth, Planets and Space welcomes submissions to the special issue on 'VLF/ELF Remote Sensing of Ionospheres and Magnetospheres'.
The 9th VLF/ELF Remote Sensing of Ionospheres and Magnetospheres (VERSIM) Workshop: VERSIM 2020 will be held in the Uji Campus of Kyoto University, Japan, from November 21 to 25 of 2020. The VERSIM working group is an international group of scientists interested in studying the behavior of the magnetosphere and ionosphere by means of ELF (300 Hz - 3 kHz) and VLF (3-30 kHz) radio waves, both naturally and artificially generated. In addition to all traditional VERSIM topics, results of recent space missions such as Arase, MMS, and Van Allen Probes will be presented. Through active discussion at the workshop, we will achieve substantial progress in our understanding of VLF/ELF wave phenomena and space environment. Many international collaborations will be facilitated through the workshop. The special issue will contain those outcomes from VERSIM 2020.
Submission Instructions
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Deadline for submissions: 31 October 2021
Lead Guest Editor
Yoshiharu Omura, Kyoto University, Japan
Guest Editors
Jacob Bortnik, UCLA, USA
Mark Clilverd, British Antarctic Survey, UK
Andrei Demekhov, Polar Geophysical Institute, Russia
Yohei Miyake, Kobe University, Japan
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