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Time	Session	Location	Title
1340	SA33C	MS 308	TIMED/CEDAR Contributions to the Understanding of Mesosphere and Lower Thermosphere/Ionosphere Variability From Solar Maximum to Solar Minimum III (joint with A) Presiding: L Paxton, Applied Physics Laboratory, Johns Hopkins University; S C Solomon, High Altitude Observatory, NCAR    [Abstracts]
1340	SA33C-01	MS 308	Overview of TIMED CEDAR observations showing the MLTI system response to changing drivers from solar maximum to solar minimum *J U Kozyra, G Crowley, R A Doe, M G Mlynczak, L J Paxton, W R Skinner, S C Solomon, E Talaat, T N Woods, Q Wu, J Yee INVITED    [details]
1400	SA33C-02	MS 308	Solar Cycle and Seasonal Variation of Thermospheric Density and Composition *L Qian, S C Solomon    [details]
1415	SA33C-03	MS 308	Energy Balance in the Thermosphere from TIMED and SORCE data *M G Mlynczak, F J Martin-Torres, E E Remsberg, B T Marshall, R E Thompson, J M Russell IIIL L Gordley, T Woods    [details]
1430	SA33C-04	MS 308	Characterization of Storm-Time E-region Electron Densities from TIMED/SABER 4.3 um Emission and Comparisons with Incoherent Scatter Radar Measurements *J R Fernandez, C J Mertens, D Bilitza, X Xu, J M Russell, M G Mlynczak    [details]
1445	SA33C-05	MS 308	Earth¡¯s Thermosphere under extreme solar EUV radiation environment *F Tian, S C Solomon, L Qian, R G Roble, H Liu, J F Kasting    [details]
1500	SA33C-06	MS 308	Monitoring the Dayside Equatorial Anomalies With 135.6 nm Limb Emission R K Schaefer, *R DeMajistre, L Paxton    [details]
1515	SA33C-07	MS 308	Comparison of Column O/N2 From GUVI Limb Profiles and Disk Images *A W Stephan, R R Meier    [details]