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LTU Honorary Research Staff Dr.
Murray L. Parkinson |
Auroral Westward Flow Channels are intense, narrow jets
of plasma wind synchronised with explosive auroral activity in the high
latitude ionosphere. They were discovered in full scan data recorded with the
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Position: LTU Adjunct Senior Lecturer/IPS Space Weather Scientist Science Alert Opinion Piece, 2008:
Location: LTU Physical Sciences 1, Room 401/Bureau of Meteorology, The Earth Banished from the Universe
Phone:
+61 3 9669 4251
Email: m.parkinson@latrobe.edu.au or m.parkinson@bom.gov.au
Employment:
Space Weather Scientist, IPS Radio and Space Services, Bureau of Meteorology,
2009-2010
Adjunct Senior Lecturer, Department of Physics, La Trobe University, 2009-2010
Senior Research Associate, Level
C, Department of Physics, La
AAS Visiting Research Fellow, Institute
of Space & Atmospheric Studies,
AAS Visiting Research Fellow,
British Antarctic Survey and
Research Associate, Level B,
Department of Physics, La
Summer Physicist, Casey Base, Australian National Antarctic Research Expedition, 1996
Research Associate, Level A,
Department of Physics, La
Postgraduate Research
Scholarship, The
Tutorial Assistant, Department of
Physics, The
Education:
PhD in Physics (Radar Oceanography), The
MSc in Physics (Applied Astrophysics), The
BSc in Physics, The
Professional Affiliations:
Member, Australian Institute of Physics
Member, American Geophysical
Links to Professional Activities:
Last Updated: 22 September, 2009
