Wednesday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	SM31E	MS 306	The Vicinity of Geosynchronous Orbit: A Critical Region for Space Science I Presiding: N Ganushkina, Finnish Meteorological Institute; H Singer, NOAA Space Environment Center    [Abstracts]
0800	SM31E-01	MS 306	Geosynchronous Proton Fluxes as a Pointer of Global Proton Distribution in the Inner Magnetosphere *A Milillo, S Orsini, M F Marcucci INVITED    [details]
0815	SM31E-02	MS 306	New Measurements of Plasma Ion Composition at Geosynchronous Orbit *E A MacDonald, H O Funsten, M F Thomsen, E E Dors, V K Jordanova    [details]
0830	SM31E-03	MS 306	Testing the necessity of transient spikes in the drivers for creating a storm-time ring current *M W Liemohn, R Ilie, A J Ridley, J U Kozyra, M F Thomsen, J E Borovsky INVITED    [details]
0845	SM31E-04	MS 306	Self-excited unstable behavior of the ring current in the vicinity of the geosynchronous orbit *Y Ebihara, M Fok    [details]
0900	SM31E-05	MS 306	Trans-geosynchronous Characteristics of Plasma and Energetic Particles Using SCATHA Data *J F Fennell, J L Roeder    [details]
0915	SM31E-06	MS 306	Radial Transport of Radiation Belt Electrons in the Vicinity of Geosynchronous Orbit *A Ukhorskiy, M Sitnov INVITED    [details]
0930	SM31E-07	MS 306	Polar Spacecraft Observations of Intense Wave Electric Fields in the Inner Magnetosphere *J R Wygant, F Mozer, J B Blake, J Scudder, J Pickett, C T Russell, C A Cattell, J Dombeck, D Lei    [details]
0945	SM31E-08	MS 306	Deformation methods in modelling of the inner magnetospheric electromagnetic fields *P K Toivanen INVITED    [details]