12th INTERNATIONAL IONOSPHERIC EFFECTS SYMPOSIUM
IES2008
"Bridging the gap between applications and research involving ionospheric & space weather disciplines"
- A triennial symposium inaugurated in 1975 -

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Date of Symposium: May 13-15, 2008
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
abstracts & TECHNICAL PROGRAM
Documentation
IES2008-A-Keynote: "Awareness, Mitigation, Exploitation of the Ionosphere - A Perspective on Ionospheric Effects from across the Pond", Prof. Paul S. Cannon
IES2008-A001: "Evolution of System Performance Forecasting Systems", by John M. Goodman
IES2008-A002: "Adaptive Radio Astronomy. I- Correction of the Phase Delay and the Rotation of the Polarization Plane using GPS Sounding Data, Regional Ionospheric Maps and Modeling", by E.L. Afraimovich and Yu V. Yasukevich (Now a poster, labeled IES2008-P016, and presented by Prof. D. Gary)
IES2008-A003: Withdrawn
IES2008-A004: "Failure of GPS Functioning caused by Extreme Solar Radio Events", by E.L. Afraimovich, V.V. Demyanov, D. Gary, A.B. Ishin, and G.Ya. Smolkov
IES2008-A005: "Study of Day-to-Day Variability in foF2 at Low Latitudes in the Indian Region", by H. Chandra and Som Sharma
IES2008-A006: "Ionospheric TEC Variability at High Latitude Conjugate Stations", by Sumazly Sulaiman, Mohd Alauddin Mohd.Ali, Baharudin Yatim, and Norbahiah Misran
IES2008-A007: "DIAS System: Specification and Forecasting of the Ionospheric Conditions over Europe" by A. Belehaki, L.J.Cander, B.Zolesi, J. Bremer, C.Juren, I.Stanislawska, D.Dialetis, and M.Hatzopoulos
IES2008-A008: "Mitigation Effects of the Atmosphere on Radio Wave Propagation" by A. S. Adegoke
IES2008-A009: "The European COST (Co-operation in the field of Scientific and Technical Research) Actions: An important chance to cooperate and grow for all the international ionospheric community", by Bruno Zolesi and Ljiljana R. Cander
IES2008-A010: "Measurement of Doppler shift a separate mode with use of the double Chirp signal", by A.A. Kolchev and V.V. Shumaev
IES2008-A011: "Investigations into the feasibility of MIMO techniques within the HF band - preliminary results", by E.M. Warrington, S.D. Gunashekar, S. Salous, S.M. Feeny, H. Zhang, N. Abbasi, L. Bertel, D. Lemur, and M. Oger
IES2008-A012: "Ionospheric forecast over Europe based on an autoregressive modelling technique driven by solar wind parameters", by I. Tsagouri, K. Koutroumb, and A. Belehaki
IES2008-A013: (Withdrawn)
IES2008-A014: "GPS Differential Corrections from Space-time Remote Reference Receivers", by Michael H. Reilly and Malkiat Singh
IES2008-A015: "Real-Time Specification of HF Propagation Support Based Upon GAIM Models of the Ionosphere", by Leo F. McNamara, Craig R. Baker, and William S. Borer
IES2008-A016: "Quantifying the daytime, equatorial ExB drift velocities associated with the 4-cell, non-migrating tidal structure", by David Anderson, E. Araujo-Pradere, A Anghel, K. Yumoto, A. Bhattacharyya, M. Hagan, and A. Maute
IES2008-A017: "Frequency-Agile Distributed-Sensor System (FADSS) Deployment in the Western United States:VLF Results" by D.D. Rice, J.V. Eccles, J.J. Sojka, R.D. Hunsucker, and J.W. Raitt
IES2008-A018:"Frequency-Agile Distributed-Sensor System (FADSS) Deployment in the Western United States:HF Results" by J.V. Eccles, D.D. Rice, J.J. Sojka, R.D. Hunsucker, and J.W. Raitt
IES2008-A019:"Frequency-Agile Distributed-Sensor System (FADSS) to address space weather effects upon ionospherically-dependent systems" by J.J. Sojka, D.D. Rice, J.V. Eccles, R.D. Hunsucker, and J.W. Raitt
IES2008-A020: "TEC Irregularity, Scintillation and Geomagnetic Variations Associated with the 28 March 2005 Sumatran Earthquake" by A.M. Hasbi, M.A. Mohd Ali, and N. Misran
IES2008-A021: "Multicarrier modulation proposal for long distance HF data links" by P. Bergada, J.L. Pijoan, M. Deumal, and R. Aquilue
IES2008-A022: "Using the IRI Model to determine parameters of HF propagation", by Olga Maltseva and Oleg Poltavsky (moved to Poster session).
IES2008-A023: "Statistical Analysis of Comparison of IRI Model with GPS-TEC Observations over Indian Region", by Surendra Sunda , B.M.Vyas, P.V.Khekale, A. Shukla, S. M. Regar, and S. Shrivastava
IES2008-A024: "Ionospheric electron and ion temperatures anomalies due to the phenomena occurring below and above it as measured by SROSS-C2 satellite", by D. K. Sharma
IES2008-A025: "Modeling and Consequences of Supersonic Winds in the Thermosphere" by H. G. Demars and R. W. Schunk
IES2008-A026: "Ion and Neutral Streams in the Ionosphere and Plasmasphere", by L. Gardner and R. W. Schunk
IES2008-A027: "Effect of Lower Atmospheric Waves on the Ionosphere and Thermosphere ", by R.W. Schunk, L. Gardner, L. Scherliess, D.C. Thompson and J.J. Sojka
IES2008-A028: "The influence of varying solar activity on ionospheric electron and ion temperatures using SROSS-C2 RPA data", by P K Sharma and D K Sharma
IES2008-A029: "Development of an HF frequency section tool based on the EDAM real time ionosphere", by M J Angling, A K Shukla, and P S Cannon
IES2008-A030: "Verifying COSMIC GPS occultation inversion profiles with the ALTAIR radar", by T. Beach, F. Centinello, R. Caton, D. Sponseller, and K. Groves
IES2008-A031: "First Monitoring of Precipitable Water Vapor and Ionospheric TEC over Ukm Bangi Malaysia by Ground-Based GPS Receivers", by Wayan Suparta, Mohd Alauddin Mohd Ali, Baharudin Yatim, Mardina Abdullah, and Norbahiah Misran
IES2008-A032: "The altitude structure restoration of an electronic concentration of the Earth ionosphere by radio translucence method", by V.M. Smirnov, E.V. Smirnova, P.Cilliers, and Z.Katamzi
IES2008-A033: "Application of radio translucence method for the ionospheric foreshock detection", by V.M. Smirnov, and E.V. Smirnova
IES2008-A034: "Analyzing Ionospheric effects on WWV timing signals", by Shad Nygren
IES2008-A035: "HF Field Strength Prediction for Short and Medium-Range Ionospheric Radiopaths" by B.G. Barabashov, M.M. Anishin, and L.P. Radio
IES2008-A036: "Fast Prediction of the Quality of Discrete Message Reception for HF Radio Channels", by B.G. Barabashov, M.M. Anishin, and O.Y. Pelevin
IES2008-A037: "Galileo Local Component for the detection of atmospheric threats", by R. Warnant, M. Bavier, H. Brenot, S. Lejeune, J. Spits, S. Stankov, and G. Wautelet
IES2008-A038: "Propagation modelling and prediction for trans-polar airline routes", by E.M. Warrington, F. Honary, A.J. Stocker, D.R. Siddle, N.Y. Zaalov and D.H. Boteler.
IES2008-A039: "Predicting the diurnal variation of HF spectral occupancy over Sweden", by Haris Haralambous, Harris Papadopoulos, Lefteris Economou
IES2008-A040: "A Preliminary Study of the Effects of Ionospheric Scintillation and Multipath in the Accuracy of a Receiver GPS Signal", by A. O. Moraes, R. Walter and W.J. Perrella
IES2008-A041: "On the Effects of Scintillation on the Transionospheric Paths of Propagation", by Nikolay N. Zernov, V. E. Gherm, and H. J. Strangeways
IES2008-A042: (withdrawn)
IES2008-A043: (withdrawn)
IES2008-A044: "The European COST 296 Action", by Alain Bourdillon and Bruno Zolesi (now poster IES2008-P002)
IES2008-A045: "Ionospheric Structures Observed by the Very Large Array", by Clayton Coker
IES2008-A046: "Global electron density distribution specified by GAIM and observed by COSMIC satellites", by Clayton Coker
IES2008-A047: (Replaced by A067)
IES2008-A048: "Data Driven Models in Relation to Telecommunication and Navigation Systems", by Yurdanur Tulunay and Ersin Tulunay
IES2008-A049: Duplicate assignment. Open
IES2008-A050: "Ionospheric Scintillations recorded at low and high latitudes during the PRIS measurement campaign : Summary of results", by Y. Béniguel, J-P Adam , N. Jakowski, T. Noack, V. Wilken, M. Cueto, A. Bourdillon, J.-J. Valette, P. Lassudrie Duchesne, and B. Arbesser-Rastburg
IES2008-A051: Duplicate assignment. Open
IES2008-A052: "Using PBMOD to Model the Climatology of Equatorial Plasma Bubbles Observed by DMSP", by John Retterer and L. C. Gentile
IES2008-A053: "Modeling the response of the ionosphere to solar flares due to coupling with the thermosphere", by David J. Pawlowski and Aaron J. Ridley
IES2008-A054: "The Low-latitude Ionospheric Sensor Network (LISN): The First Distributed Observatory in South America", by Cesar E. Valladares and Patricia H. Doherty.
IES2008-A055: "The Combined Radio Interferometry and COSMIC Experiment in Tomography (CRICKET) Campaign", by K. F. Dymond, C. Watts, C. Coker, P. Bernhardt, N. Kassim, J. Lazio, A. Cohen, K. Weiler, P.Crane, L. J. Rickard, G. Taylor, F. Schinzel, Y. Philstrom, S. Close, P. Colestock, S. Myers, and A. Dhatta
IES2008-A056:"A New Algorithm for Sensing the Global Nightside Ionosphere from Space", by K. F. Dymond
IES2008-A057: "A New Algorithm for Sensing the Global Daytime Ionosphere from Space", by K. F. Dymond and J. M. Picone
IES2008-A058: "Cause and Extent of the Extreme Radio Flux Density Reached by the Solar Flare of 2006 December 06":, by Dale E. Gary
IES2008-A059: "Canadian High-Arctic Ionospheric Network (CHAIN)", by P. T. Jayachandran, R. B. Langley and J. W. MacDougall
IES2008-A060: (withdrawn)
IES2008-A061: "Study of Ionospheric Irregularities Over Indonesia", by Mr. Effendy
IES2008-A062: "Horizontal Electron Density Gradients and Wave Propagation at Mid-latitudes", by D. H. Chua, S. A. Budzien, K. F. Dymond, and C. Coker
IES2008-A063: "Solar energetic particle events at 1 AU: observations and modeling", by Olga P. Verkhoglyadova, Gang Li, Gary P. Zank and Bruce T. Tsurutani
IES2008-A064: "Solar Flare Effects on the Ionosphere" by Bruce T. Tsurutani, Anthony J. Mannucci and Olga P. Verkhoglyadova
IES2008-A065: "Evolution and drift of Plasma depletions from GPS Data", by S. Gopi Krishna, P. Doherty and C.E. Valladares
IES2008-A066: "The November 2004 superstorm: Comparison of low-latitude TEC observations with LLIONS model results", by Matthew A. Hei, Cesar E. Valladares, J. Vincent Eccles.
IES2008-A067: "Ionospheric storm characteristics and capabilities for describing their potential impact on radio systems", by N. Jakowski, C. Mayer, C. Borries, V. Wilken and B. Nava (Replaces A047)
IES2008-A068: "Uncertainty and Confidence of Ionospheric Specifications with the Digisonde ARTIST-5 Ionogram Autoscaler", by Ivan Galkin, Bodo Reinisch, Xueqin Huang, and Vadym Paznukhov
IES2008-A069: "Dynasonde 21 Data Processing: Principles and First Results Obtained with the new 8-Channel HF Radar System at Wallops Island, Virginia ", by N.A. Zabotin, J.W. Wright, T.W. Bullett
IES2008-A070: "Ionospheric Scintillation study of the low latitude area in China", by Weimin Zhen, Jian Feng, Zhongxin Deng, and Dun Liu
IES2008-A071: "Performance Analysis of Software based GPS Receiver using a Generic Ionospheric Scintillation Model", by Lars Dyrud, ,Derek Wilson, Aleksandar Jovancevic
IES2008-A072: "Techniques for improved measurement of TEC with GPS", by Lars P. Dyrud, Aleksandar Jovancevic, Andrew Brown, and Brian Wilson
IES2008-A073: "Advancing Digisonde Technology: the Digisonde 4D", by Bodo W. Reinisch, Ivan A. Galkin, and Grigori Khmyrov
IES2008-A074:"GPS TEC and the Plasmasphere, Some Observations and Uncertainties", by G. J. Bishop, J. A. Secan, and S. H. Delay
IES2008-A075: "Ionospheric Response to Sudden Change Solar Wind/IMF Conditions", by Q.-G. Zong, B. W. Reinisch, P. Song, and I. Galkin
IES2008-A076: "The Impact and Mitigation of Ionosphere Anomalies on Ground-Based Augmentation of GNSS, by Sam Pullen, Young Shin Park, and Per Enge
IES2008-A077: "Impact of solar wind extremes on space weather", Hari Om Vats (withdrawn)
IES2008-A078: "Next-generation software radar", by Suman Ganguly
IES2008-A079: "COSMIC Observations of the
Temporal Evolution of the Low-latitude Ionosphere in
the Asian Sector", by Scott A. Budzien, Kenneth F. Dymond, Damien H. Chua,
Clayton Coker, and Sarah E.
McDonald
IES2008-A080:"Simulations of Strong Wind Shears
in the Mesosphere And Their Effects on Structure of the E-Layer", by
P. A. Bernhardt, J. Werne, and M.F. Larsen
IES2008-A081: "Plasma influence on propagation parameters on VHF and UHF frequencies", by I. Stanislawska, A. Kiraga, H. Rothkaehl and A. Swiatek
IES2008-A082: "Assessment of Second Order Ionosphere Error in GPS Range Measurements Using Arecibo Incoherent Scatter Radar Measurements", by Yu (Jade) Morton, Qihou Zhou, and Frank van Graas
IES2008-A083: "Data-based Estimation of Ionospheric Effects on Space Radar during Solar Maximum", by K. M. Groves, S. Basu, T. Beach, R. Caton, C. S. Carrano and P. S. Cannon
IES2008-A084: "Impacts of the December 2006 Solar Radio Bursts on the Performance of GPS ", by Charles S. Carrano, Christopher T. Bridgwood, and Keith M. Groves
IES2008-A085: "The Future of HF using SDR Technology", by Loris Schettino and Mauro Parenti
IES2008-A086: "Measurements and Simulation of the Ionospheric Channel Scattering Function for the ALTAIR VHF/UHF Radar", by Neil C Rogers, Paul S Cannon and Keith M Groves
IES2008-A087: "GPS ionospheric scintillations measured in Vietnam", by A. Bourdillon, M. Le Huy, and L. Hoang Thai
IES2008-A088: "A Single Frequency Approach to Providing SBAS Service in Equatorial Regions", by Stephen Peck, Dan Cormier, Shuwu Wu, and Tim Schempp
IES2008-A089: "Investigation of small and medium-scale variations in the ionosphere", by Dr Trevor Harris & Dr Manuel Cervera
IES2008-A090: "IRI at Auroral Latitudes: New Developments", by D. Bilitza, C. Mertens, Y. Zhang, and L. Paxton
IES2008-A091: (Changed to Poster IES2008-P001) "Statistical Analysis of Equatorial Plasma Bubbles in the America-Africa region as Observed by TOPEX/JASON", by Susan H. Delay, Patricia H. Doherty
IES2008-A092: (Withdrawn)
IES2008-A093: "Estimation of Signal Group Delay from the Measured Symmetrical Sideband Differential Delay", by Larisa.Lindsay
IES2008-A094: "Modelling Uncertainty in a Real-Time Model (Nowcast) of the Ionosphere", by Robert Gardiner-Garden, Andrew Heitmann, Brett Northey & Mike Turley
IES2008-A095: "A New High Fidelity Oblique HF Receiving System", by Robert Gardiner-Garden, Jim Ayliffe, Lyndon Durbridge, Gordon Frazer, Andrew Heitmann, Justin Praschifka, Gavin Scarman & Mike Turley
IES2008-A096: "Thermospheric Density Model Blending Techniques: Bridging the Gap Between Satellites and Sounding Rockets", by Tim Kane, Jung Soo Kim, and David B. Spencer
IES2008-A097: "Evaluation of a phase screen model: Comparisons with the VHF/UHF ALTAIR radar", by R.G. Caton, C.S. Carrano, C.M. Acala, K.M. Groves, T. Beach, D. Sponseller
IES2008-A098:"Results from the LDOC Connectivity Tests Using RPSI Dynacast® Spectrum Management Software", by John W. Ballard and John M. Goodman
IES2008-A099: "The Relative Importance of Daytime and Evening Vertical ExB Drifts to Nighttime Equatorial Anomaly Formation", by Sarah. E. McDonald, C.Coker, K.F. Dymond, and D.N. Anderson
IES2008-A100: "Three-dimensional Equatorial Spread F Modeling", by J.D. Huba and G. Joyce
IES2008-A101: "PC-based system for real-time reconstruction of the three-dimensional ionosphere using data from diverse sources", by Sergey V. Fridman, L. J. Nickisch, and Mark Hausman
IES2008-A102: "Using GPS TEC Measurements to Detect Geomagnetic PC3 Pulsations" by Susan Skone
IES2008-A103: "Ionospheric slab thickness: analysis and monitoring applications", by Stan Stankov and Rene Warnant
IES2008-A104: "Implications of Major Ionosphere Disturbance on Aircraft Operations", by Edsall Williams
IES2008-A105: "Kalman Filter Estimation of Plasmaspheric TEC using GPS", by Charles S. Carrano, Richard A. Quinn, Keith M. Groves, Adela Anghel, and Mihail V. Codrescu
IES2008-A106: "Simulating Ionosphere-Induced Scintillation for Testing GPS Receiver Phase Tracking Loops", by Todd E. Humphreys, Mark L. Psiaki, Joanna Hinks, Brady O'Hanlon, and Paul M. Kintner, Jr.
IES2008-A107: "Multiple phase screen calculation of wide bandwidth propagation through the ionosphere", by Dennis L. Knepp and L.J. Nickisch
IES2008-A108: "European ionospheric monitoring and modelling activity in MIERS", by I. Stanislawska, J. Lastovicka, A. Bourdillon and B. Zolesi
IES2008-A109: "Far field of linear antennas in an anisotropic plasma", by Xueqin Huang, Bodo W. Reinisch, Paul Song, and Greg Ginet
IES2008-A110: (withdrawn)
IES2008-A111: "TEC studies with GPS and low-orbital navigation systems", by V.E. Kunitsyn, E.S.Andreeva, I.A.Nesterov, and A.M.Padokhin
IES2008-A112: "Radio tomographic studies of the ionosphere", by V.E. Kunitsyn, E.D. Tereshchenko, E.S. Andreeva, I.A. Nesterov and M.O. Nazarenko
IES2008-A113: "Ionospheric Scintillation Inhibition During Geomagnetic Storm April 6, 2000 Observed at ISM Pontianak", by Mr. Asnawi
IES2008-A114: "Ionosphere-Thermosphere models at the Community Coordinated Modeling Center", by Phillip A. Webb, Masha M. Kuznetsova, Michael Hesse, Lutz Rastatter, Anna Chulaki
IES2008-A115: "The Canadian Riometer Array", by Donald Danskin
IES2008-A116: "Characteristics of Deep GPS Signal Fading Due to Ionospheric Scintillation for Aviation Receiver Design", by Jiwon Seo, Todd Walter, Tsung-Yu Chiou, and Per Enge
IES2008-A117: "Ionospheric Effects on GPS Signals in the Arctic Region Using Early GPS data from Thule, Greenland", by P.H. Doherty, J.A. Klobuchar, M.B. El-Arini, G. Bishop, K. Groves, J. Secan , by P.H. Doherty, J.A. Klobuchar, M.B. El-Arini, G. Bishop, K. Groves, and J. Secan
IES2008-A118: "First Results from the CITRIS beacon receiver on STPSAT1", by Paul A. Bernhardt and Carl L. Siefring
IES2008-A119: "A Model of Ionospheric Channel Quality Variation for HF Communications System Analysis and Evaluation", by William N. Furman, Eric N. Koski
IES2008-A120: "The Murchison Widefield Array (MWA): A New Ionospheric Sensor", by Anthea Coster, Phil Erickson, Divya Oberoi, Joseph Salah, and David Herne
IES2008-A121: "New satellite mission with old data: the status of the ISIS data transformation and preservation project", by Robert F. Benson and Dieter Bilitza
IES2008-A122: "Basic Infrastructure Requirements for Improving Polar HF Services":, by John W. Ballard and John M Goodman
IES2008-A123: "An Overview of Solar Radio Bursts and GPS", by Paul Kintner
IES2008-A124: "Determining scintillation effects on GPS receivers", by Hal J. Strangeways
IES2008-A125: "Upper ionosphere effects on the assimilation of GPS slant TEC", by Donald C. Thompson, Ludger Scherliess, Jan J. Sojka, and Robert W. Schunk
IES2008-A126: "Specification of Ionospheric Dynamics and Drivers Using the GAIM Physics-Based Data Assimilation Model", by L. Scherliess, D.C. Thompson, and R.W. Schunk
IES2008-A127: "New Method of Solar Maximum Prediction with Application To the Next Solar Cycle", by Vladimir Osherovich and J. Fainberg
IES2008-A128: "Ionospheric Measurements from the VLA Low-frequency Sky Survey", by A. S. Cohen, and H. J. A. Rottgering
IES2008-A129: "Lower Atmosphere Effects on Thermospheric and Ionospheric Variability", by Elsayed R.Talaat, Jeng-Hwa Yee, Daniel C. Smith, Han-Li Liu, Larry Paxton, James M. Russell III, Robert DeMajistre, Martin Mlynczak, Andrew Christensen, and Ray G. Roble
IES2008-A130: "Forecasting the impact of terrestrial weather on ionosphere variability", by Tim Fuller-Rowell, Rashid A. Akmaev, F. Wu, A. Anghel, H.Wang, N. Maruyama, M. Codrescu, E. Araujo-Pradere, M. Iredell, and G. H. Millward
IES2008-A131: "The Relationship Between HF Doppler Backscatter Spectral Width and the Magnetic Disturbance Index Kp", by Dr Dan Meehan
IES2008-A132: Withdrawn
IES2008-A133: "Estimating Solar Radio Burst Flux Density from GPS C/N0 Measurements", by Alessandro Cerruti, Paul M. Kintner, and Dale E. Gary
IES2008-A134: "Applying Forecast Models from the Center for Integrated Space Weather Modeling", by M. Gehmeyr, G. Millward, D. Odstrcil, and D. Baker
Note: The "Open" papers above are associated with duplicate submissions that were not identified in the abstract logging process. These were deleted and the numbers are to be re-used.
IES2008-P001: "Statistical Analysis of Equatorial Plasma Bubbles in the America-Africa region as Observed by TOPEX/JASON", by Susan H. Delay, Patricia H. Doherty
IES2008-P002: (Previously A044): "The European COST 296 Action", by Alain Bourdillon and Bruno Zolesi
IES2008-P003: "Studies of Polar Mesospheric Clouds to improve the lower boundary condition for thermospheric and ionospheric models ", by David E Siskind, Kim Nielsen, Stephen D Eckermann, Karl W Hoppel, Andrew Kochenash, Larry Coy, John P. McCormack, Michael H. Stevens, Chris R. Englert, Mark Hervig, and David W. Rusch
IES2008-P004: "The Stratospheric Dynamics of Ozone in the low Latitude From 1997 to 2005", by Bernadette C. Isikwue and Francisca N. Okeke
IES2008-P005: "On the Relation between >30 keV Auroral Electron Flux and the 38.2 MHz Radiowave Absorption at High Latitude" by M.J. Birch, J.K. Hargreaves, B.J.I. Bromage and D.S Evans
IES2008-P006: "A Visual C++ Program Prototype for Scaling CADI Ionograms", by Zonghua Ding, and Baiqi Ning
IES2008-P007: "Ionospheric Measurements for the Long Wavelength Array", by Christopher Watts, Ken Dymond, Namir Kassim, and the Long Wavelength Array Team
IES2008-P008: "The Effect of Increased Absorption on the HF Spectrum due to a PCA Event", by Haris Haralambous
IES2008-P009: The eSWua Project (title subject to
revision)", by M. Pezzopane, V. Romano, E. Zuccherett, S. Pau, S.
Locatelli, G. De Franceschi, and B. Zolesi
IES2008-P010: "Disturbance Wind Model (DWM07):
Representing geospace storm effects with a global empirical
thermospheric wind model", by J. T. Emmert, D. P. Drob
IES2008-P011: "A filter removing multiple reflections from the F2 layer on the ionograms to improve Autoscale reliability", by Michael Pezzopane and Carlo Scotto
IES2008-P012: "Study on solar sources and their effects on ionosphere and geomagnetic field ", by L. Perrone, M. Parisi, A. Meloni, M. Damasso, M. Galliani and B. Zolesi
IES2008-P013: "Ionospheric Modelling : Effects of The Ionosphere on GPS Systems in Malaysia", by Norsuzila Ya’acob, Mardina Abdullah and Mahamod Ismail
IES2008-P014: "UV image data and the USU GAIM data assimilation model", by R. Schaefer, L.J, Paxton R. DeMajistre, D.C. Thompson, and Ludger Scherliess
IES2008-P015: Solar Radio Burst Effects (SoRBE) - Operational System-Impact Product for the Space Situational Awareness Environmental Effects Fusion System (SEEFS)", by Stephen Quigley
IES2008-P016: "Adaptive Radio Astronomy. I- Correction of the Phase Delay and the Rotation of the Polarization Plane using GPS Sounding Data, Regional Ionospheric Maps and Modeling", by E.L. Afraimovich and Yu V. Yasukevich (presented by Prof. D. Gary) (previously A003). (withdrawn)
IES2008-P017: "SABER NO+(v) Volume Emission Rates and Magnetic Indices Correlation Comparisons for Magnetic Storm Events", by J. R. Fernandez, C. J. Mertens, D. Bilitza, X. Xu, J. M. Russell III, and M. G. Mlynczak
IES2008-P018: "Continuous FUV/EUV Imaging Of Ionospheric Activity from Geosynchronous Orbit", by Kent S. Wood, K. Dymond, M. Kowalski, M. Picone, and R. McCoy
IES2008-P019: "Effects of Geomagnetic Storm on Ionospheric Total Electron Content and Scintillation at Los Alamos, New Mexico" by Zhen Huang, Laurie Triplett, Chris Jeffrey, and Sigrid Close
IES2008-P020: "Visualization of Ionospheric Density Waves Using 74 MHz Radio Astronomical Observations", by E. Colbert, A. Cohen, JF Mergen, J. Lazio, N. Kassim and Tracy Clarke
IES2008-P021: "Solar radio burst effects on GPS: A study of the effect of the December 2006 solar activity on GPS in the Australian region", by M. Terkildsen (to be presented by D.A. Neudegg)
IES2008-P022: "HFDF from the Australasian region", by D.A. Neudegg
IES2008-P023: "Investigation of High Latitude D-Region Effects on RF Propagation", by Andrea Wyant, Adam Escobar, Perry Edwards, Sven Bilen, and Russell Philbrick
IES2008-P024: "Electron Density Profile Reconstruction and Radio Wave Propagation Modeling Using DMSP/SSUSI", by Joseph Comberiate, Larry J. Paxton, Erin M. McMahon, Michael and A. Kelly
IES2008-P025:"Oblique ionospheric sounding and HF monitoring results compared with the IPS propagation model", by D.A. Neudegg, M. Layoun, S.T. Hutchinson, R. Gardiner-Garden, M. Hyde, and C. Thomson
IES2008-P026: "Using the IRI Model to determine parameters of HF propagation", by Olga Maltseva and Oleg Poltavsky (A022- switched from oral presentation)
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Organizing Committee
(In the following, an asterisk is given if we are in receipt
of IES2008 commitment.)
Chairman:
Dr. J. M. Goodman (Radio Propagation Services, Inc.)
Co-Chairmen:
Dr. Robert McCoy (ONR) *
Major David Byers (AFOSR) *
Organizing Committee Secretary: Ms. Jenny Hansen (JRH Services)
Other Members of the
Steering Committee:
Dr. Dave Anderson (University of Colorado) *
Dr. Paul Bernhardt (Naval Research Laboratory) *
Mr. Greg Bishop (Air Force Research Laboratory) *
Mr. Deane Bunce (Federal Aviation Administration)
Lt. Col. William B. "Trey" Cade (Air Force Weather Agency)
Mr. Ray Conkright (NOAA-NGDC)
Dr. Anthea Coster (MIT Haystack Observatory) *
Dr. Ken Davies (NOAA-Retired) *
Ms. Pat Doherty (Boston College) *
Dr. Tim Fuller-Rowell (NOAA-SWPC) *
Mr. Jack Klobuchar (Emeritus) *
Mr. Joe Kunches (NOAA-SEC) *
Dr. Leo McNamara (Boston College/AFRL) *
Prof. Bodo Reinisch (University of Massachusetts) *
Mr. James Secan (Northwest Research Associates) *
Mr. Kevin Scro (CISF/Air Force)
Dr. Haim Soicher (US Army CECOM-Retired) *
Mr. John Wang (Federal Communications Commission) *
Dr. Paul Cannon (QinetiQ)- URSI Representative *
Sponsors and Affiliated Organizations
Sponsors
Office of Naval Research *
Air Force Office of Scientific Research *
International Union of Radio Science (URSI-Commissions G & H)*
Cooperating Agencies and Organizations (draft proposed list)
Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) *
Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) *
Air Force Weather Agency (AFWA)
NOAA- Space Environment Center (SEC) *
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) *
The keynote address for IES2008 will be presented by Professor Paul Cannon of QinetiQ.

Biography - Paul S Cannon, BSc, Msc, PhD, FREng, FIET
Paul Cannon is currently the Chief Scientist, Communications Division, QinetiQ and a Senior Fellow in QinetiQ in the UK. Paul is a part-time Professor of Communication Systems and Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Bath and a visiting Professor at the University of Birmingham. After working as a graduate student and research assistant on ELF, VLF and naturally occurring modification of the ionosphere Paul Cannon moved to the satellite communications industry. From there he moved to a defence laboratory research post as a civil servant. Through various organizational changes and a privatization that organization has become QinetiQ – the defence research and technology company. In his early days in defence research he worked on meteor burst communications (MBC) systems identifying a signal loss mechanism due to signal polarization rotation by the ionosphere This, and subsequent work on the use of phased arrays (MALAISE), facilitated MBC systems operating with significantly enhanced data rates. He spent 1989 at the University of Massachusetts, Lowell working on MB propagation problems and using the Digisonde drift technique to examine polar plasma flows. He returned to the UK in 1990 to develop and lead the Government capability in ionospheric modeling and propagation. This has included the development of instrumentation to measure the ionosphere (IRIS), new fast analytic ray tracing techniques (SMART), novel non-linear techniques to specify and forecast the ionosphere and measurement of the HF communications propagation channel through the international DAMSON programme. Operational NATO HF modems are partly based on the results of this latter work. More recently Paul’s team have been developing assimilative mod. els for a variety of applications and wideband scintillation models for space radars. In 2003 Paul was elected as a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering – the highest honour for an engineer in the UK. He is currently Chair of Commission G of URSI.
By recent tradition, the IES has held a luncheon on the second day of the conference (i.e. May 14, 2008). At this luncheon, aside from the food itself, we have a featured speaker and we give "Best IES Paper" awards. The leader of the paper selection committee is yet to be determined, and will be ably assisted by all the session chairpersons. The selection is largely based upon the written papers rather than the oral presentations, since the awards must be given midway through the conference.
Dr. Ken Davies, a well-known author and NOAA scientist (retired), will preside over the designation of the "Best" papers presented at IES2008. Since the awards will be given before roughly 1/2 of the papers will have been presented orally, the determination will be made based upon the prepared paper submitted for presentation, and not the presentation itself. Abstracts will not be considered. The awards will consist of a certificate and a small gift card.
Awards Luncheon Speaker: We are pleased to announce that Dr. Louis Lanzerotti will be our IES2008 Luncheon speaker. He is well-known within the research community. For those who are not familiar with Lou's wide ranging activities, below is a portion of the biography posted in connection with his membership on the National Science Board.

Dr Louis J. Lanzerotti
A.M., Harvard University, 1963
Ph.D., Harvard University, 1965
Louis J. Lanzerotti was born and grew up in Carlinville, Illinois. He received a B.S. degree in engineering physics from the University of Illinois in 1960 and A.M. and Ph.D. degrees in physics in 1963 and 1965 from Harvard University. After serving 2 years as a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard and at Bell Laboratories, Lanzerotti joined the technical staff of Bell Laboratories in 1967, and is presently a consultant to Alcatel-Lucent. In 2002, he was appointed a Distinguished Research Professor of Physics in the Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research at the New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark, New Jersey. He has also served as an adjunct professor of electrical engineering at the University of Florida and as a Regents’ Lecturer at UCLA.
Lanzerotti’s principal research interests have included space plasmas, geophysics, and engineering problems related to the impacts of atmospheric and space processes and the space environment on space and terrestrial technologies. Much of his research has involved close collaborations with telecommunications service providers on commercial satellite and long-haul (principally transoceanic) cables. His research has also involved geomagnetism, solid earth geophysics, and some oceanography. This research has been applied to design and operations of systems associated with spacecraft and cable operations. He has conducted geophysical research in the Antarctic and the Arctic since the 1970s, directed largely toward understanding of Earth’s upper atmosphere and space environments. He has co-authored one book, co-edited three books, and is an author of more than 500 refereed engineering and science papers. He is founding editor for Space Weather, The International Journal of Research and Applications, published by the American Geophysical Union. He has seven patents issued or filed.
He has served as principal investigator or co-investigator on several United States NASA interplanetary and planetary missions including Voyager, Ulysses, Galileo, and Cassini. Currently, he is principal investigator on the NASA Radiation Belts Storm Probes mission scheduled for a January 2012 launch.
Lanzerotti has also served as a member or chair of numerous committees of the National Academy of Engineering (NAE) and the National Research Council (NRC) of the National Academies. In the NRC he is currently chair of the Committee to Assess the Safety and Security of Spent Nuclear Fuel, and chair of the Committee on Assessment of Options for Extending the Life of the Hubble Space Telescope. His past NRC responsibilities include chair, Space Studies Board; chair, Army Research Laboratory Technical Assessment Board; and chair, Decadal Survey of Solar and Space Physics. He served on the Vice President’s Space Policy Advisory Board, 1990-1992.
Lanzerotti has been elected a member of the National Academy of Engineering and of the International Academy of Astronautics. He is also a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), the American Geophysical Union (AGU), the American Physical Society (APS), and the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). He is the recipient of two NASA Distinguished Public Service Medals, the NASA Distinguished Scientific Achievement Medal, the COSPAR William Nordberg Medal, and the Antarctic Service Medal of the United States. Minor Planet 5504 Lanzerotti recognizes his space and planetary research, and Mount Lanzerotti (74.50° S, 70.33° W) recognizes his research in the Antarctic.
Special Journal Issue for IES2008
Selected papers from IES2008 will appear in a Special Issue of Radio Science.
Selections of potential papers for the special issue were made by the special issue selection committee. This committee included the IES2008 session chairpersons. Selections were made by applying a majority vote filter, followed by a consensus, in order to get the number of papers under the AGU limit for a special issue. Approximately 50% of the papers may be nominated from among a group of very fine papers. The Special Issue will be published in an OnLine edition as the papers are approved. All papers will be linked electronically. The hardcopy issue will be published sometime in 2009.
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We have produced a CD-ROM edition for IES2008 (under subcontract with JRH Small Business Services). This edition is equivalent to the IES2008 hardbound book, although there are some formatting differences. It enables color figures and graphics to be properly displayed. Some papers and abstracts not contained in the official IES "book" are contained on the CD. The CD-ROM cost schedule is given above. Shipping and Handling inside USA is $6.75, including applicable sales tax. The S/H is $5.00 for customers outside the USA. . The CD-ROM edition for IES2008 will not be available through NTIS.
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