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Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	SA21B	MS 308	The Equatorial Ionosphere During Quiet and Perturbed Times: Recent Progress and Applications to Space Weather I Presiding: M Kelley, Cornell University; M E Hagan, High Altitude Observatory, NCAR    [Abstracts]
0800	SA21B-01	MS 308	Observations and simulations of the ionospheric and thermospheric response to the December 2006 geomagnetic storm: Initial phase *J Lei, W Wang, A G Burns, S C Solomon, A D Richmond, M Wiltberger, L P Goncharenko, A Coster, B W Reinisch    [details]
0815	SA21B-02	MS 308	Ionospheric Superstorms: Polarization Terminator Effects in the Atlantic Sector *J C Foster, P J Erickson    [details]
0830	SA21B-03	MS 308	On Extreme Space Weather Conditions in the Equatorial Ionosphere R R Ilma, *M C Kelley, M N Vlasov, J L Chau, C E Valladares, M J Nicolls, L P Goncharenko    [details]
0845	SA21B-04	MS 308	Modeling equatorial spread F: New simulation results *J D Huba, G Joyce, M Swisdak INVITED    [details]
0900	SA21B-05	MS 308	On Monthly/Seasonal/Longitudinal Variations of Equatorial Irregularity Occurrences and Their Relationship to Post-Sunset Vertical Drift Velocities *S Su, C Chao, C Liu    [details]
0915	SA21B-06	MS 308	Satellite Studies of Quiet and Disturbed Equatorial Vertical Plasma Drifts *B G Fejer, J W Jensen, S Su INVITED    [details]
0930	SA21B-07	MS 308	Modeling the Climatology of Equatorial Plasma Bubbles Observed by DMSP Satellites J Retterer, *L C Gentile    [details]
0945	SA21B-08	MS 308	Modeling the Effect of Changes in the Terrestrial Magnetic Field on the Climatology of the Mid- and Low-Latitude Ionosphere. *G H Millward, A Richmond, T Fuller-Rowell, A Aylward    [details]