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Time	Session	Location	Title
1340	SA13B	MCC 2000	The Thermosphere: Energy Sources and Observed Responses I Presiding: G G Shepherd, York University; K Moe, Science and Technology Corporation; W Tobiska, Space Environment Technologies    [Abstracts]
1340	SA13B-01	MCC 2000	Solar XUV and VUV irradiances: Measurement and Modeling Progress *W Tobiska INVITED    [details]
1355	SA13B-02	MCC 2000	Flare Irradiance Spectral Model (FISM): a Model of Solar Vacuum Ultraviolet Irradiance Over Time Scales From Flares to Solar Cycles *P C Chamberlin, T N Woods, F G Eparvier    [details]
1410	SA13B-03	MCC 2000	Energy Input to the Magnetosphere and its Dissipation in the Ionosphere *R L McPherron INVITED    [details]
1425	SA13B-04	MCC 2000	High-Latitude Joule Heating Compared With Observed Global Neutral Density Response *D R Weimer, G R Wilson, D L Petro    [details]
1440	SA13B-05	MCC 2000	Examing the effects of periodic high latitude forcing on the Joule heating and thermospheric temperature structure *Y Deng, A J Ridley    [details]
1455	SA13B-06	MCC 2000	Ionospheric Heating in Aurora: Observations *D Lummerzheim, L Peticolas, A Otto, J Styers, B Lanchester, B Bristow, M Conde    [details]
1510	SA13B-07	MCC 2000	Thermospheric Response to High-Latitude Energy Sources at Quiet Times *M M Moe, K Moe    [details]
1525	SA13B-08	MCC 2000	Visible Region Dayglow as a Monitor of Thermospheric Solar Energy Deposition *G G Shepherd INVITED    [details]