Thursday Afternoon 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
1340	AE43A	MW 2005	Atmospheric Electricity, Lightning, and the Global Electric Circuit on Earth and Other Planets of the Solar System (joint with A, P, SM) Presiding: Y Takahashi, Tohuko University; K Aplin, CCLRC, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory; M Stolzenburg, University of Mississippi; R Orville, Texas A&M University    [Abstracts]
1340	AE43A-01	MW 2005	Lightning Activity Relative to the Microphysical and Kinematic Structure of Storms during a Thunder-Snow Episode on 29-30 November 2006 *C Emersic, D MacGorman, T Schuur, N Lund, C Payne, E Bruning    [details]
1355	AE43A-02	MW 2005	On the Use of Ice Mass Fluxes to Estimate Total Lightning in Cloud Resolving Models C Barthe, W Deierling, *M C Barth    [details]
1410	AE43A-03	MW 2005	Storm Characteristics Determining Dominant Cloud-to-Ground Lightning Polarity *A G Detwiler, J H Helsdon    [details]
1425	AE43A-04	MW 2005	Non-classical Generators in the Global Electric Circuit *M Wiltberger INVITED    [details]
1440	AE43A-05	MW 2005	Atmospheric Dusty Plasma as a Factor of the Global Electric Circuit *S Pulinets INVITED    [details]
1455	AE43A-06	MW 2005	Venus Lightning *C T Russell INVITED    [details]
1510	AE43A-07	MW 2005	Martian Atmospheric Electricity and Global Circuit Driven By Dust Storms *W M Farrell, G T Delory, J R Marshall, S K Atreya INVITED    [details]
1525	AE43A-08	MW 2005	Paschen Curves for Solar System Atmospheres *D Sentman INVITED    [details]