8:30  R. Hoffman   Welcome
 8:40  L. Frank     Simultaneous Images of the Northern and Southern Auroras From the Polar Spacecraft: An Auroral Substorm
 9:00  J. Green     Plasmaspheric Bite-Outs and the Generation of Kilometric Continuum
 9:20  A. Klimas    Scale-Free statistics of auroral emissions as depicted by Polar UVI images: The dynamic magnetosphere is an avalanching system
 9:40  C. Russell   Wind ACE and Polar studies of magnetospheric compressions
10:00  P. Anderson  Examination of the Storm/Substorm Relationship Using Global Auroral X-Ray Images

10:20  BREAK

10:40  T. Fritz     Comparison of Polar and Cluster observations on the dayside
11:00  Q. Zong      Energetic Particles in the Cusp -- New Features observed by Cluster II and Polar
11:20  P. Newell    Seasonal and Dirunal variations in Polar Cap Size as Inferred from Polar UVI
11:40  J. Fennell   Cluster-Polar comparison during 13 April 2001 Shock event

11:55  LUNCH

 1:00  C. Russell   Polar observations of ion cyclotron wave generation in the equatorial magnetosphere
 1:20  J. Sigwarth  Efficiency of Dayside Magnetic Merging of the Solar Wind and the Magnetosphere
 1:40  N. Maynard   On the location and temporal dependence of merging and the existence of depletion layers for Bz south
 2:10  M. Chandler  Ion Characteristics in the Near-Equatorial Boundary Layer for Northward IMF
 2:30  C. Goodrich  Comparison of the code field aligned currents with Iridium measurements
 2:50  C. Meng      Coordinated Space-based Observations: Exploring Polar, Mid- and Low-Latitude Aeronomy at Different Scales

 3:10  BREAK

 3:45-5:45  Polar Project Meeting 

Thursday, February 21st

 8:30  T. Moore     Ionospheric incorporation into the plasma sheet: Observations & Simulations
 8:50  F. Mozer     Polar observations of the ion and electron diffusion regions in a sub-solar magnetopause crossing
 9:20  C. Cattell   Solitary waves in the Equatorial magnetopause and Magnetotail
 9:40  J. Scudder   Measured Spatial Scale Lengths of Structures within the Magnetopause on April 1, 2001
10:00  M. Schulz    Cleft-Region Particle Energization Caused by Compression of an Axisymmetric Model Magnetosphere

10:20  BREAK

10:40  J. Wygant    Measurements of Poynting Flux in the Tail during Major Geomagnetic Storms
11:00  D. Baker     The August 27, 2001 substorm part 1
11:20  W. Peterson  The August 27, 2001 substorm part 2
11:40  R. Anderson  Present and future collaborations possible with the POLAR and GEOTAIL Plasma Wave Instruments

12:00  LUNCH

 1:10  J. Chen      The global significance of the SEP events
 1:30  G. Parks     Cluster observations of ion outflows mapped to auroral boundaries determined from the UVI images
 1:50  K. Trattner  Cusp Structures observed with Polar, FAST and Cluster
 2:10  K. Liou      Ionospheric responses to solar wind pressure pulses during northward IMF conditions
 2:30  L. Kepko     ULF oscillations in the solar wind as drivers of magnetospheric pulsations
 2:50  J-H. Shue    The Two-Cell Aurora

 3:10  Adjourn

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For more information about this workshop, please contact one of the following:
• Nicky Fox, nicola.fox@gsfc.nasa.gov, (301) 286-8872
• Bob Hoffman, robert.hoffman@gsfc.nasa.gov, (301) 286-7386
• Barbara Giles, barbara.giles@gsfc.nasa.gov, (301) 286-0447

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