Wednesday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	SM31B	MCC level 2	Global Storm-Time Processes: Steady Magnetospheric Convection and Periodic Sawtooth Oscillations II Posters Presiding: C R Clauer, University of Michigan; R L McPherron, University of California, Los Angeles    [Abstracts]
0800	SM31B-1223	MCC level 2	What are Sawtooth Events? *M G Henderson POSTER    [details]
0800	SM31B-1224	MCC level 2	Ionospheric Convection Pattern for Sawtooth Events from AMIE Simulation *X Cai, C R Clauer, A J Ridley POSTER    [details]
0800	SM31B-1225	MCC level 2	Ring Current Composition During Sawtooth Storms *J Jahn, J D Perez, P C Brandt, D G Mitchell, M G Henderson, C J Pollock POSTER    [details]
0800	SM31B-1226	MCC level 2	Reoccurrence Substorms and Their Responses to IMF Variance *M Hong POSTER    [details]
0800	SM31B-1227	MCC level 2	Interpretation of Automated Forward Modeling Parameters for Sawtooth Events and Steady Magnetospheric Convection *M Connors, R L McPherron POSTER    [details]
0800	SM31B-1228	MCC level 2	Characteristic Time Scales of Sawtooth Phenomenon in the Magnetosphere *T Gomez, A Sharma POSTER    [details]
0800	SM31B-1229	MCC level 2	The specific entropy of the plasma sheet as a controlling factor for the injection of a storm-time ring current *C L Lemon, R A Wolf, T W Hill, S Sazykin, R W Spiro, F R Toffoletto, J Birn, M Hesse POSTER    [details]
0800	SM31B-1230	MCC level 2	Magnetospheric Convection During an Extended Interval with Southward Interplanetary Magnetic Field *J Wright, M Ashour-Abdalla, M El-Alaoui, R J Walker POSTER    [details]
0800	SM31B-1231	MCC level 2	Continuous Lobe Reconnection in the Mid-Tail:\\Observational Signatures and Relation to Substorm onset H Zhang, *Z Pu, X Cao, C Xiao, S Fu POSTER    [details]
0800	SM31B-1232	MCC level 2	Convection and Auroral Electrojet Behavior deduced from a Simplified Magnetosphere: Is a Steady State possible when Curvature and Gradient Drifts are considered? *G Atkinson POSTER    [details]
0800	SM31B-1233	MCC level 2	Convection electric field in the near-Earth tail during the super magnetic storm on November 20-21, 2003 *T Hori, A T Lui, S Ohtani, B H Mauk, R W McEntire, K Maezawa, T Mukai, Y Kasaba, H Hayakawa POSTER    [details]
0800	SM31B-1234	MCC level 2	The Transpolar Potential During the November 2003 Magnetic Storm *P L Rothwell, W J Burke, J R Jasperse POSTER    [details]
0800	SM31B-1235	MCC level 2	The Saturation of Dayside Magnetosphere Erosion S Muehlbachler, *C J Farrugia POSTER    [details]
0800	SM31B-1236	MCC level 2	Solar wind and IMF control of substorm onset *J M Weygand, R L McPherron, K Liou, H Frey POSTER    [details]
0800	SM31B-1237	MCC level 2	Geosynchronous particle flux disturbances caused by the solar wind dynamic pressure enhancement: Dependepnce on convection strength *D Lee, L Lyons POSTER    [details]
0800	SM31B-1238	MCC level 2	Strongly Southward IMF Substorms, Dynamic Pressure Disturbances, and Null Events *L R Lyons, D Lee, C Wang, S B Mende, H U Frey POSTER    [details]
0800	SM31B-1239	MCC level 2	Firehose Turbulence as the Source of Pi2 Precursors to Dipolarization Events *W Horton, V Wong, J W Van Dam POSTER    [details]
0800	SM31B-1240	MCC level 2	Characteristics of Dayside Pi 2 Events During Magnetospheric Substorms *P A Martin, M B Moldwin, H K Rassoul, K Yumoto, G Reeves POSTER    [details]
0800	SM31B-1241	MCC level 2	Analysis of the GEM Storms with the WINDMI Models *E A Spencer, W Horton, M Mithaiwala POSTER    [details]
0800	SM31B-1242	MCC level 2	Substorm Injections Produce Sufficient Electron Energization to Account for MeV Flux Enhancements Following Some Storms *M Mithaiwala, W Horton POSTER    [details]
0800	SM31B-1243	MCC level 2	Plasmatrough SAPS Flow and its Implications for Global Patterns of Convection and Field-aligned Current *G J Sofko, B Schwab, K A McWilliams, J Liang, M Shinohara POSTER    [details]