Svalbard Eiscat Rocket Study of Ion Outflows

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Project Updates and Pictures

• Visit our Data and Results page.

  Final update from Kristina Lynch

  EISCAT, ground camera, and satellite data corresponding to the campaign (Courtesy of Kjellmar Oksavik)

  Mark Windholm's UNH ERPA and VLF data

  The Spring AGU Abstract

  Daily updates and photos from the launch campaign (December 30, 2003-January 22, 2004)
  

  Integration photos (October/November 2003)

  Detector assembly photos (Summer/Fall 2003)

Questions? Comments? Looking for more info or links? Visit the Interactive Page.

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Project Timeline

January 29, 2004:	By this day, launch and data collection should be completed.
January 15, 2004:	The launch window opens, meaning that the rocket can be launched any time conditions are favorable.
Dec. 27 - Jan. 9:	The project personnel depart for Norway.
December 20, 2003:	The detectors for the rocket are shipped to Norway.
December 2003:	Kristina Lynch, Kevin Rhoads, and Kristen Frederick-Frost, the Dartmouth representatives for the SERSIO project, prepare for launch.
November 2003:	The rocket is stationed at the Wallops NASA Facility, where it is integrated and undergoes a series of environmental tests.
Earlier in 2003:	The rocket detectors and instruments are assembled at Dartmouth.

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