Nighttime Magnetic Perturbation Events Observed in Arctic Canada: 2. Multiple‐Instrument Observations
M. J. Engebretson(Augsburg University), L. M. Kistler(University of New Hampshire at Manchester), C. T. Russell(Planetary Science Institute), A. N. Fazakerley(University College London), Vyacheslav Pilipenko(Space Research Institute), Y. Nishimura(Boston University), J. L. Posch(Augsburg University), L. R. Lyons(The Aerospace Corporation), I. R. Mann, S. Ohtani(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), Michael D. Hartinger(Space Science Institute), J. M. Weygand(Planetary Science Institute), Erik S. Steinmetz(Augsburg University), H. J. Singer(National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), D. H. Boteler(Natural Resources Canada), Martin Connors(Athabasca University), Mark B. Moldwin(University of Michigan)
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