Session Information

2007 Fall Meeting

Atmospheric and Space Electricity

Tuesday Afternoon 1

Time Session Location Title

1340 AE23A MS Exh Hall B Lightning, Thunderstorm Electrification, and Transient Luminous Events I Posters
(joint with A, NG, SA)
Presiding: D Sentman, University of Alaska; T Marshall, University of Mississippi; R Orville, Texas A&M University
[Abstracts]

Wednesday Morning 1

Time Session Location Title

0800 AE31A MS Exh Hall B Atmospheric Electricity and Lightning on Earth and Other Planets of the Solar System, and Relativistic Runaway Phenomena Posters
(joint with A, P, SA, SM)
Presiding: Y Takahashi, Tohuko University; Y Yair, The Open University of Israel; S Cummer, Duke University; M Stolzenburg, University of Mississippi
[Abstracts]

Thursday Morning 1

Time Session Location Title

0800 AE41A MW 2005 Lightning, Thunderstorm Electrification, and Transient Luminous Events II
(joint with A, NG, SA)
Presiding: D Sentman, University of Alaska; T Marshall, University of Mississippi; R Orville, Texas A&M University
[Abstracts]

Thursday Morning 2

Time Session Location Title

1020 AE42A MW 2005 Thunderstorm Electrical Effects on the Upper Atmosphere
(joint with A, SA)
Presiding: D Sentman, University of Alaska; V P Pasko, Communications and Space Sciences Laboratory, Pennsylvania State University
[Abstracts]

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]

Thursday Afternoon 2

Time Session Location Title

1600 AE44A MW 2005 Relativistic Runaway Phenomena, Lightning, and Thunderstorm Electrification
(joint with A, SA, SM)
Presiding: D M Smith, University of California, Santa Cruz; J Dwyer, Florida Institute of Technology; K Eack, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology; T Marshall, University of Mississippi
[Abstracts]

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Tuesday Afternoon 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
1340	AE23A	MS Exh Hall B	Lightning, Thunderstorm Electrification, and Transient Luminous Events I Posters (joint with A, NG, SA) Presiding: D Sentman, University of Alaska; T Marshall, University of Mississippi; R Orville, Texas A&M University [Abstracts]

Wednesday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	AE31A	MS Exh Hall B	Atmospheric Electricity and Lightning on Earth and Other Planets of the Solar System, and Relativistic Runaway Phenomena Posters (joint with A, P, SA, SM) Presiding: Y Takahashi, Tohuko University; Y Yair, The Open University of Israel; S Cummer, Duke University; M Stolzenburg, University of Mississippi [Abstracts]

Thursday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	AE41A	MW 2005	Lightning, Thunderstorm Electrification, and Transient Luminous Events II (joint with A, NG, SA) Presiding: D Sentman, University of Alaska; T Marshall, University of Mississippi; R Orville, Texas A&M University [Abstracts]

Thursday Morning 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1020	AE42A	MW 2005	Thunderstorm Electrical Effects on the Upper Atmosphere (joint with A, SA) Presiding: D Sentman, University of Alaska; V P Pasko, Communications and Space Sciences Laboratory, Pennsylvania State University [Abstracts]

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]

Thursday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1600	AE44A	MW 2005	Relativistic Runaway Phenomena, Lightning, and Thunderstorm Electrification (joint with A, SA, SM) Presiding: D M Smith, University of California, Santa Cruz; J Dwyer, Florida Institute of Technology; K Eack, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology; T Marshall, University of Mississippi [Abstracts]