Thursday Morning 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1020	SA42A	MCC 2004	The Sun-Earth Connection: Superstorms and the Frontiers of Our Understanding II Presiding: L J Paxton, Applied Physics Laboratory, Johns Hopkins University; J Kozyra, University of Michigan; T Zurbuchen, University of Michigan    [Abstracts]
1020	SA42A-01	MCC 2004	Testing the Hill-Siscoe Model of Polar Cap Potential Saturation Using Observations From the October/November 2003 Superstorms *M R Hairston, G Lu    [details]
1035	SA42A-02	MCC 2004	Numerical Simulations of the October-November 2003 Super Storms *C Goodrich, J Lyon, M Wiltberger, W Wang, L Kepko    [details]
1050	SA42A-03	MCC 2004	Global Energy Partition During Superstorms *G Lu, A D Richmond, D S Evans, J U Kozyra, T N Woods, S C Solomon, R Skoug    [details]
1105	SA42A-04	MCC 2004	Effect of The October-November 2003 Super-storms On Thermospheric Density and Composition *G Crowley, B Tapley, S Bettadpur, M Cheng, L J Paxton, Y Zhang, D Morrison, A Christensen, R Meier, D J Strickland    [details]
1120	SA42A-05	MCC 2004	Composition Change in the Lower Thermosphere during the Great Magnetic Storm of November 20 2003 from TIMED Ground-Based and GUVI Observations *J H Hecht, D J Strickland, M G Conde, M D Morrison    [details]
1135	SA42A-06	MCC 2004	Impacts of Solar Superstorms on the Earth's Middle Atmosphere *C Randall, R Garcia, L Gordley, C Jackman, D Kinnison, M Natarajan, Y Orsolini, E Remsberg, R Roble, J Russell, C Sioris, J Zawodny INVITED    [details]
1150	SA42A-07	MCC 2004	October 29-31, 2003 geomagnetic storm: geomagnetically induced currents and their relation to problems in the Swedish high-voltage power transmission system *A A Pulkkinen, S Lindahl, A Viljanen, R Pirjola    [details]
1205	SA42A-08	MCC 2004	Evolution of the Aurora during the Great Geomagnetic Storm of 1859 *J L Green, S A Boardsen    [details]