MEEM Workshop
 
Geomagnetism from Stratospheric Platforms
A Workshop on Future Development of Paleo/Rock/Historical Magnetic Community Databases
Virtual Session: New Magnetic Field Satellites
7th Zonenshain International Conference on Plate Tectonics
Summer GEOMAG Students. Geological Trip to Great Falls.
A Magnetic Petrology Database for Satellite Magnetic Anomaly Interpretations. Katherine Nazarova et al., AGU Poster Session, May 30,2002
The Southern Edge of Cratonic North America:Evidence from New Satellite Magnetometer Observations. Michael Purucker et al., Geophysical Res. Letters, October 5, 2001.
2001 AGU Spring Meeting Abstracts.
May 10 2001 Estimating the Crustal Power Spectrum from Vector Magsat Data, Journal of Geophysical Research, v 106 NoB5, pp 8589-8598, David A.J.Lowe, Robert L.Parker, Michael E. Purucker, Catherine G. Constable.
March 2001
"Interpretation of a Magnetic Map of the Valles
Marineris region, Mars"
M.E. Purucker,B.Langlais, and M.Mandea,
32nd Lunar and Planetary Science
ConfeRENCe, Houston, Texas.
April
2000 "A Comprehensive Model
of the Near-Earth Magnetic Field: Phase3"
Terence J.Sabaka, Nils Olsen and Robert A.Langel, NASA/TM-2000-209894
2000 Mineralogy of the Sources for Magnetic Anomalies on
Mars. Meteoritics and Planetary Science 35(5), 895-899,Gunther Kletetschka, Peter J. Wasilewski and Patrick T. Taylor.
2000 Unique Thermoremanent Magnetization of Multidomain Sized
Hematite: Implications for Magnetic Anomalies. Earth and Planetary Science
Letters 176(3-4), 469-479. Gunther Kletetschka, Peter Wasilewski, Patrick T. Taylor.
2000 "Magnetic Study of Serpentinized Harzburgites from the Islas Orcadas Fracture Zone"
Marine Geophysical Research, vol 21, 5, 475-488, Katherine
A.Nazarova, Peter J. Wasilewski, Henry J.B.Dick.
2000 Oersted
and Magsat : A Comparison Over the Kursk Magnetic Anomaly
Patrick T. Taylor, Ralph R.B. von Freese and Hyung Rae Kim
October
1999
The Geomagnetic Field and Radiation in Near-Earth Orbits
J.R. Heirtzler, NASA/TM-1999-209481.
1999 Inner Core
Rotation from Geomagnetic Westward Drift and a Stationary Spherical Vortex in Earth's
Core
Phys.
Earth Planet. Inter., 112, 111-123, Coerte V. Voorhies
1998 "The Difficult Road to Mars.
A Brief History of Mars Exploration in the Soviet Union."
Translated from Russian by Katherine Nazarova
Magnetic
Fields Originating in the Crust of Mars and Earth at the Altitude of 400
km.
Magnetic Petrology
Datasets for the Interpretation of Satellite Lithospheric Magnetic
Anomalies.
Interactive Software (MatLab)
Graphic Tools for Analysis Magnetic Data (FIXDATA)
New Freeware Fortran
programs and GMT scripts
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