Energy and power requirements of the global thermosphere during the magnetic storm of November 10, 2004
W. J. Burke(McLaren Greater Lansing), F. A. Marcos, D. R. Weimer(Virginia Tech), C. S. Lin, C. Y. Huang(United States Air Force Research Laboratory), G. R. Wilson, J. O. Wise(Hanscom Air Force Base)
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