Global Networks of Ground-Based Magnetometers Enable Cutting-Edge Heliophysics Research, Education, and Space Weather Operations
Michael D. Hartinger(Space Science Institute), Peter Chi(Planetary Science Institute), Chigomezyo M. Ngwira(Goddard Space Flight Center), A. W. Smith(Mars Space (United Kingdom)), Shane Coyle(Virginia Tech), G. Lu(NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research), Jason Derr(Space Science Institute), D. L. Turner(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), Michelle Salzano(Space Science Institute), Xueling Shi(NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research), Hyomin Kim(New Jersey Institute of Technology), Doğacan Öztürk(University of Alaska Fairbanks), Ryan McGranaghan(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), M. J. Engebretson(Augsburg University), J. M. Weygand(Planetary Science Institute), E. Joshua Rigler(United States Geological Survey), Adam Schultz(Oregon State University), Martin Connors(Athabasca University), A. P. Dimmock(Swedish Institute of Space Physics)
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