Donald L. Carpenter

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PhD Space Physics University of California, Berkeley
Masters Physics Stanford University

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An ISEE/Whistler model of equatorial electron density in the magnetosphere (1992) (753)
WHISTLER STUDIES OF THE PLASMAPAUSE IN THE MAGNETOSPHERE. 1. TEMPORAL VARIATIONS IN THE POSITION OF THE KNEE AND SOME EVIDENCE ON PLASMA MOTIONS NEAR THE KNEE (1966) (556)
Whistler evidence of a ‘knee’ in the magnetospheric ionization density profile (1963) (358)
On what ionospheric workers should know about the plasmapause‐plasmasphere (1973) (303)
Whistler studies of the plasmapause in the magnetosphere: 2. Electron density and total tube electron content near the knee in magnetospheric ionization (1966) (256)
Multisatellite observations of rapid subauroral ion drifts (SAID) (2001) (183)
Whistler evidence of the dynamic behavior of the duskside bulge in the plasmasphere (1970) (177)
Lightning-induced electron precipitation (1984) (162)
The Radio Plasma Imager investigation on the IMAGE spacecraft (2000) (158)
Electron density in the plasmasphere: Whistler data on solar cycle, annual, and diurnal variations (1978) (149)
Plasmasphere dynamics in the duskside bulge region: A new look at an old topic (1993) (141)
Plasmaspheric Density Structures and Dynamics: Properties Observed by the CLUSTER and IMAGE Missions (2009) (139)
Magnetospheric electric fields deduced from drifting whistler paths (1972) (136)
Whistler measurements of electron density in the magnetosphere (1964) (119)
Direct detection by a Whistler method of the magnetospheric electric field associated with a polar substorm (1967) (118)
Lightning‐induced electron precipitation events observed at L ∼ 2.4 as phase and amplitude perturbations on subionospheric VLF signals (1987) (107)
Whistler evidence of large‐scale electron‐density irregularities in the plasmasphere (1970) (106)
Subionospheric VLF/LF phase perturbations produced by lightning-whistler induced particle precipitation (1985) (90)
Cross‐L plasma drifts in the outer plasmasphere: Quiet time patterns and some substorm effects (1976) (90)
The role of the ionosphere in coupling upstream ULF wave power into the dayside magnetosphere (1991) (88)
'Correlations between lambda4278 optical emissions and VlF wave events observed at L~4 in the Antarctic' (1980) (85)
Relations between the dawn minimum in the equatorial radius of the plasmapause and Dst, Kp , and local K at Byrd Station (1967) (85)
Conjugacy of electron microbursts and VLF chorus (1981) (84)
Power threshold for growth of coherent VLF signals in the magnetosphere (1980) (82)
Ducted whistler-mode propagation in the magnetosphere; A half-gyrofrequency upper intensity cutoff and some associated wave growth phenomena (1968) (81)
A study of whistlers correlated with bursts of electron precipitation near L = 2 (1982) (71)
Multi-experiment detection of the plasmapause from EOGO satellites and Antarctic ground stations (1969) (70)
Explorer 45 and Imp 6 observations in the magnetosphere of injected waves from the Siple Station VLF transmitter (1977) (68)
Alouette 1 and 2 observations of abrupt changes in whistler rate and of VLF noise variations at the plasmapause—A satellite-ground study (1968) (63)
Characteristics of wave‐particle interactions during sudden commencements: 1. Ground‐based observations (1990) (61)
First results from the Radio Plasma Imager on IMAGE (2001) (61)
Small-scale field-aligned plasmaspheric density structures inferred from the Radio Plasma Imager on IMAGE (2002) (56)
A comparison of equatorial electron densities measured by whistlers and by a satellite radio technique (1981) (55)
Electron-density variations in the magnetosphere deduced from whistler data (1962) (55)
Multi‐hop whistler‐mode ELF/VLF signals and triggered emissions excited by the HAARP HF heater (2004) (49)
Ion depletion in the high-latitude exosphere; simultaneous OGO 2 observations of the light ion trough and the VLF cutoff (1969) (48)
Extension of nose whistler analysis (1961) (47)
Ducted magnetospheric propagation of signals from the Siple, Antarctica, VLF transmitter (1976) (47)
Derivation of magnetospheric electric fields from whistler data in a dynamic geomagnetic field (1974) (45)
Geographic distribution of lightning‐induced electron precipitation observed as VLF/LF perturbation events (1988) (44)
The feasibility of radio sounding in the magnetosphere (1995) (44)
Perturbations of subionospheric LF and MF signals due to whistler‐induced electron precipitation bursts (1984) (43)
Electron precipitation induced by VLF noise bursts at the plasmapause and detected at conjugate ground stations (1981) (43)
A model of substorm electric fields in the plasmasphere based on whistler data (1979) (42)
Recent Research on the Magnetospheric Plasmapause (1968) (41)
Initial results from a tracking receiver direction finder for whistler mode signals (1978) (41)
New experimental evidence of the effect of magnetic storms on the magnetosphere (1962) (40)
A new very low frequency phenomenon: Whistlers trapped below the protonosphere (1964) (40)
Two substorm studies of relations between westward electric fields in the outer plasmasphere, auroral activity, and geomagnetic perturbations (1972) (39)
Diurnal variation of burst precipitation effects on subionospheric VLF/LF signal propagation near L = 2 (1984) (38)
A subauroral and mid-latitude view of substorm activity (1975) (38)
New whistler evidence of a dynamo origin of electric fields in the quiet plasmasphere (1978) (38)
Model predictions of subionospheric VLF signal perturbations resulting from localized, electron precipitation‐induced ionization enhancement regions (1986) (37)
Diagnostics of magnetospheric electron density and irregularities at altitudes <5000 km using whistler and Z mode echoes from radio sounding on the IMAGE satellite (2004) (35)
Generation of band-limited VLF noise using the Siple transmitter: A model for magnetospheric hiss (1986) (35)
On the correlation of whistlers and associated subionospheric VLF/LF perturbations (1986) (35)
Variable frequency VLF signals in the magnetosphere: Associated phenomena and plasma diagnostics (1985) (34)
On the occurrence of ground observations of ELF/VLF magnetospheric amplification induced by the HAARP facility (2011) (33)
A case study of plasma structure in the dusk sector associated with enhanced magnetospheric convection (1992) (31)
Z‐mode sounding within propagation “cavities” and other inner magnetospheric regions by the RPI instrument on the IMAGE satellite (2003) (30)
Simultaneous measurements of ionospheric and magnetospheric electric fields in the outer plasmasphere (1980) (30)
In situ measurements of transionospheric VLF wave injection (1983) (29)
Ogo 2 and 4 VLF observations of the asymmetric plasmapause near the time of SAR arc events (1971) (29)
Seasonal, latitudinal and diurnal distributions of whistler-induced electron precipitation events (1987) (29)
Whistlers and VLF noises propagating just outside the plasmapause (1978) (28)
In situ and ground-based intercalibration measurements of plasma density at L = 2.5 (2003) (28)
Guided echoes in the magnetosphere: Observations by Radio Plasma Imager on IMAGE (2003) (28)
Study of a QP/GP event at very high latitudes (1986) (27)
Active Wave Experiments in Space Plasmas: The Z Mode (2006) (26)
Characteristics of short-duration electron precipitation bursts and their relationship with VLF wave activity (1989) (26)
A study of quasi-periodic ELF-VLF emissions at three Antarctic stations: evidence for off-equatorial generation? (1994) (25)
A new VLF method for studying burst precipitation near the plasmapause (1985) (25)
Satellite studies of magnetospheric substorms on August 15, 1968: 3. Some features of magnetospheric convection (1973) (25)
Remote sensing of the magnetospheric plasma by means of whistler mode signals (1988) (25)
Some aspects of plasmapause probing by whistlers (1983) (24)
The influence of localized precipitation‐induced D‐region ionization enhancements on subionospheric VLF propagation (1982) (24)
Ducted whistler propagation outside the plasmapause (1988) (23)
Photometric evidence of electron precipitation induced by first hop whistlers (1983) (23)
A case of artificial triggering of VLF magnetospheric noise during the drift of a whistler duct across magnetic shells (1969) (23)
Beat excitation of whistler mode sidebands using the Siple VLF transmitter (1986) (23)
Fast fluctuations in the arrival bearing of magnetospherically propagating signals from the Siple, Antarctica, VLF transmitter (1980) (23)
Echoing mixed-path whistlers near the dawn plasmapause, observed by direction-finding receivers at two Antarctic stations (1982) (23)
The longitudinal dependence of whistler and chorus characteristics observed on the ground near L=4 (1991) (23)
Whistler measurements of electron density and magnetic field strength in the remote magnetosphere (1963) (21)
Radio plasma imager simulations and measurements (2000) (21)
Correlation between convection electric fields in the nightside magnetosphere and several wave and particle phenomena during two isolated substorms. (1971) (21)
The excitation of active whistler mode signal paths in the magnetosphere by lightning: Two case studies (1989) (21)
Testing radio bursts observed on the nightside of Venus for evidence of whistler mode propagation from lightning (1991) (21)
Position of the plasmapause during a stormtime increase in trapped energetic (E>280 kev) Electrons (1971) (20)
Whistler-triggered VLF noise bursts observed on the DE-1 satellite and simultaneously at Antarctic ground stations (1985) (19)
Longitudinal variations of plasmapause radius and the propagation of VLF noise within small (ΔL ∼ 0.5) extensions of the plasmasphere (1981) (19)
Occurrence properties of ducted whistler-mode signals from the new VLF transmitter at Siple Station, Antarctica (1983) (18)
Investigations of irregularities in remote plasma regions by radio sounding: applications of the radio plasma imager on image (2000) (18)
A study of the outer limits of ducted whistler propagation in the magnetosphere (1981) (18)
‘Hisslers’: Quasi‐periodic (T ∼ 2 s) VLF noise forms at auroral latitudes (1974) (16)
Simultaneous electric field measurements near L = 4 from conjugate balloons and whistlers (1974) (16)
Advances in Plasmaspheric Wave Research with CLUSTER and IMAGE Observations (2009) (16)
CLUSTER and IMAGE: New Ways to Study the Earth’s Plasmasphere (2009) (15)
The study of bulk plasma motions and associated electric fields in the plasmasphere by means of whistler-mode signals (2001) (15)
Properties of the magnetospheric hot plasma distribution deduced from whistler mode wave injection at 2400 Hz: Ground‐based detection of azimuthal structure in magnetospheric hot plasmas (1997) (14)
Studies of the energy source for hydromagnetic waves at auroral latitudes (1985) (13)
Magnetospherically reflected, specularly reflected, and backscattered whistler mode radio‐sounder echoes observed on the IMAGE satellite: 1. Observations and interpretation (2011) (12)
Whistler-mode wave-injection experiments in the plasmasphere with a radio sounder (2001) (12)
Radio imaging of the magnetosphere (1994) (11)
Whistler induced suppression of VLF noise (1984) (11)
Balloon and VLF whistler measurements of electric fields, equatorial electron density, and precipitating particles during a barium cloud release in the magnetosphere (1973) (10)
Probing properties of the magnetospheric hot plasma distribution by whistler mode wave injection at multiple frequencies: Evidence of spatial as well as temporal wave growth (1997) (10)
Magnetospherically reflected, specularly reflected, and backscattered whistler mode radio‐sounder echoes observed on the IMAGE satellite: 2. Sounding of electron density, ion effective mass (meff), ion composition (H+, He+, O+), and density irregularities along the geomagnetic field line (2011) (10)
Standing wave patterns in VLF Hiss (1983) (9)
Evidence of the common origin of electron microbursts and VLF chorus. (1978) (9)
Whistlers Excited by Nuclear Explosions (1963) (8)
Rare ground‐based observations of Siple VLF transmitter signals outside the plasmapause (1983) (8)
The Siple VLF transmitter as a multi-frequency probe of the Earth-ionosphere waveguide (1988) (7)
A dispersion anomaly in whistlers received on Alouette 1 (1965) (7)
An effect of a transmitter frequency increase on the occurrence of VLF noise triggered near L = 3 in the magnetosphere (1969) (7)
The propagation of mixed polarization VLF (f≤5 kHz) radio waves in the Antarctic Earth-ionosphere waveguide (1992) (6)
Electric Fields and Magnetic Fields in the Plasmasphere: A Perspective From CLUSTER and IMAGE (2009) (6)
Gyroresonant wave‐particle interactions in a dynamic magnetosphere (1990) (6)
Reply [to “Comment on ‘The feasibility of radio sounding of the magnetosphere’ by W. Calvert et al.”] (1997) (6)
Quasiperiodic 5-60 s fluctuations of VLF signals propagating in the Earth-ionosphere waveguide: A result of pulsating auroral particle precipitation? (1997) (6)
Chung Park, pioneer of magnetosphere–ionosphere coupling research (2007) (5)
A new vlf phenomenon- whistlers trapped below the protonosphere (1964) (5)
Transient tropospheric electric fields resulting from sudden changes in ionospheric conductivity (1985) (5)
Proton cyclotron echoes and a new resonance observed by the Radio Plasma Imager instrument on the IMAGE satellite (2007) (4)
Correction [to “Correlations between λ4278 optical emissions and VLF wave events observed at L ∼4 in the Antarctic”] (1981) (3)
U.S.A. National Committee Report, Fifteenth URSI General Assembly, Munich, September 1966: Commission 4,Magnetospheric Radio; Progress in Magnetospheric Radio (1966) (2)
Wave‐induced burst precipitation events detected with a digital ionosonde (1990) (2)
Testing for lightning as a source of radio bursts observed on the nightside of Venus (1990) (2)
The third hop whistler anomaly: possible evidence of df/dt-dependent wave amplification (1986) (2)
Very Low Frequency Radio Waves in the Magnetosphere (2013) (1)
WHISTLER-MODE PROPAGATION DATA NO. 2 (1963) (1)
Correction to “Variable frequency VLF signals in the magnetosphere: Associated phenomena and plasma diagnostics” (1985) (1)
Notes on the diversity of the properties of radio bursts observed on the nightside of Venus (1995) (1)
Investigations of Remote Plasma Irregularites by Radio Sounding: Applications of the Radio Plasma Imager on IMAGE (1999) (1)
Formation, dynamics, and impact of plasmaspheric plumes (2007) (1)
Highlights Of RPI Sounding Of The Plasmasphere And Polar Regions At Frequencies In The Whistler And Z-Mode Domains (2008) (1)
NON-THERMAL NOISE MEASUREMENTS NEAR PLANETS (1963) (1)
URSI National Committee Report, XIV General Assembly, Tokyo, September 1963: Commission 4. Magnetospheric Radio (8 Sections) (1964) (1)
Lightning Whistlers Reveal the Plasmapause, an Unexpected Boundary in Space (2013) (1)
Analysis of coordinated observations in the region of the dayside polar cleft. Final report, 23 October 1985-22 October 1987 (1988) (1)
Deducing Magnetospheric Structure From ISTP Spacecraft Observations of Enhanced Escaping Terrestrial Continuum Radiation and Kilometric Continuum Radiation (2001) (0)
Observations and Analysis of Diffuse Whistler Mode Echoes Received by RPI on Image (2001) (0)
Relation of the plasmapause position to the region of enhanced fluxes of trapped energetic (E greater than 280 keV) electrons during the 15 June 1965 magnetic storm (1970) (0)
A satellite-ground study of the dynamics of the bulge region of the Earth's magnetosphere (1990) (0)
Quiet-time circulation of the magnetospheric plasma (1975) (0)
Position of the plasmapause during a stormtime increase in trapped energetic /E greater than 280 keV/ electrons (1971) (0)
Observations and Analysis of Discrete and Diffuse Whistler Mode Echoes Received by RPI on IMAGE (2002) (0)
Intensities and polarization rates of whistler mode VLF signals observed from a ground network near L = 4 (1995) (0)
Enhanced Escaping Terrestrial Continuum Radiation and Kilometric Continuum Radiation Observations and Implications (2001) (0)
Whistler mode radio sounding from the RPI instrument on the IMAGE satellite (2011) (0)
Recent research on magnetospheric wave-particle interactions (1985) (0)
The plasmapause period of magnetic recovery. Combined study of OGO 4, OGO 5 data and of grounded whistler reception (1972) (0)
Numerical Modeling of Electron Precipitation by Coherent Whistler Mode Pulses over a Range of Amplitude and Frequency Sweep Rates (2013) (0)
'Hisslers' - Quasi-periodic /T approximately equal to 2 sec/ VLF noise forms at auroral latitudes (1974) (0)
An investigation of mechanisms other than lightning to explain certain wideband plasma wave bursts detected in the Venusian nightside ionosphere (1992) (0)
The ULF Modulation of ELF-VLF Emissions Close to the Magnetospheric Boundary (1994) (0)
A DE-1/whistler study of the thermal plasma structure and dynamics in the dusk bulge sector of the magnetosphere (1992) (0)
Commission 4: Progress in Magnetospheric Radio (1969) (0)
Correction to “A new VLF method for studying burst precipitation near the plasmapause” (1985) (0)
Whistler studies of the plasmasphere shape and dynamics (1986) (0)
Radio sounding from IMAGE: New perspectives on field aligned density irregularities, Z and whistler mode diagnostics, and proton cyclotron harmonic echoes (2011) (0)
Analysis of Coordinated Observations in the Region of the Day Side Polar Cleft (1988) (0)
Proton Gyro-harmonic Echoes Observed by the RPI Instrument on the IMAGE Satellite (2006) (0)

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