31st ESLAB Symposium
Correlated Phenomena at the Sun, in the Heliosphere and in Geospace
		Preliminary Scientific Programme
Monday, 22 September 1997
10:00 Opening of Registration Desk
14:00 Introduction and Welcome by M.C.E. Huber,
      Head of ESA's Space Science Department
Session I - Solar Corona and Solar Wind: the quasi-steady state
14:15 Observations and Models of the Fast and Slow Solar Wind (Invited)
	E. Marsch 
14:45 The Fast Solar Wind and its Source Region
	J.F. McKenzie, M. Banaszkiewicz, W.I. Axford and G.V. Sukhorukova
15:00 An Update on the Wind Speed - Expansion Factor Relation
	Y.-M. Wang and N. R. Sheeley, Jr.
15:15 Ion Isotropy and Fluctuations in the Solar Wind
	P.J. Kellogg and N. Lin
15:30 Coffee Break
16:00 An Overview of the Whole Sun Month Campaign (Invited)
     	D.A. Biesecker and S.E. Gibson
16:30 Semi-empirical 2D MHD Model of the Solar Corona and Interplanetary
      Medium Using SOHO and Ulysses Observations
	M. Guhathakurta, E. Sittler, R. Fisher, D. Biesecker, L. Strachan,
	B. Thompson, and D. McComas
16:45 Quasi-Steady State of the Corona at Solar Minimum
	D.J. Michels, S-T. Wu, A.H. Wang, S. Plunkett, B.J. Thompson, 
	M.J. Koomen, Ph. Lamy, A. Llebaria, R.A. Howard, G.E. Brueckner,
	R. Schwenn,  G.M. Simnett, C.M. Korendyke, D.G. Socker, 
  	J.D. Moses, and J.P. Delaboudiniere
17:00 Comparative Study of Synthetic Images of Solar Corona with LASCO-C2 
      Images
	D. Vibert, P. Lamy and A. Llebaria
17:15 A Correlated Study of Polar Plumes from LASCO-C2 and EIT Observations
	 P. Lamy, A. Llebaria and S. Koutchmy
17:30 Solar Wind Minor Ion Charge States Observed With High Time Resolution 
      with CELIAS/CTOF
	M.R. Aellig, H. Gruenwaldt, P. Bochsler, P. Wurz, S. Hefti, 
	R. Kallenbach, F.M. Ipavich, D. Hovestadt, M. Hilchenbach, 
	and the CELIAS Team
17:45 Limits on the Fractionation of Isotopes in the Solar Wind as Observed 
      with SOHO/CELIAS/MTOF
	R. Kallenbach, P. Bochsler, F.M. Ipavich, A.B. Galvin, R. Bodmer, 
	S. Hefti, H. Kucharek, F. Gliem, H. Gruenwaldt, M. Hilchenbach, 
	B. Klecker, D. Hovestadt, and the CELIAS Team
18:00 Poster Set-up and Poster Viewing
18:30 Cocktail Party in the Noordwijk Space Expo
Tuesday, 23 September 1997
Session I (cont.) - Solar Corona and Solar Wind: the quasi-steady state
09:00 An Overview of IACG Campaign 4:  Solar Sources of Heliospheric 
      Structure Observed Out of the Ecliptic (Invited)
        A.B. Galvin and H.S. Hudson
09:30 Solar Magnetic Field Observations by the SOI-MDI Instrument on SOHO
      and Prediction of the Heliospheric Magnetic Field
	R.I. Bush, J.T. Hoeksema, P.H. Scherrer, X.P. Zhao, N. Hurlburt, 
	T. Tarbell, A. Title
09:45 Comparison of Observations of the Coronal FeXIV Emission and the Solar
      Surface Magnetic Field
	B. Inhester and R. Schwenn
10:00 Correlation Between Solar Features and the Heliospheric Magnetic Field 
      as Ulysses Returns to Low Latitudes
	 R J. Forsyth, A. Balogh and E.J. Smith
10:15 Correlation Between Solar Wind Magnetic Field (Wind MFI) and
      Magnetospheric Electron Density Distribution (Polar EFI)
	H. Laakso, P. Janhunen, J. Wygant, M. Johnson, A. Szabo, J. Clemmons,
	R.P. Lepping, R.F. Pfaff, F.S. Mozer, J. Scudder, C. Kletzing, and 
	N.C. Maynard
10:30 Coffee Break + Poster Viewing
11:00 Solar Sources of Mid-Latitude Corotating Interaction Regions
	A. Balogh, J.E. Insley, R.J. Forsyth, and E.J. Smith
11:15 Interface Structure in Co-rotating Interaction Regions
	K. Ogilvie, E.C. Roelof, and R.J. Forsyth
11:30 Search for the Origin of Quiet-time Particle Fluxes in the Inner 
      Heliosphere
	K. Kecskemety, P. Kiraly, V. Bothmer, E. Keppler, K. Kudela, H. Kunow, 
	Yu.I. Logachev, R. Muwller-Mellin, J. Rodriguez-Pacheco, 
	R. von Steiger, J. Torst, E. Valtonen, and M.A. Zeldovich
11:45 Electron Anisotropies during the Period  Ulysses Spent out of the 
      Ecliptic Plane (1993-1997)
	G.M. Simnett, E.C. Roelof and S.J. Tappin
12:00 Multi-Spacecraft Validation of a Solar Wind Current Sheet Model
	J. De Keyser and M. Roth
12:15 Numerical Simulations of MHD Turbulence in Three Dimensions
	M.L. Goldstein, D.A. Roberts and A. Deane
12:30 The Impact of UVCS/SOHO Observations on Models of Ion-Cyclotron 
      Resonance Heating of the Solar Corona
	S.R. Cranmer, G.B. Field, G. Noci and J.L. Kohl
12:45 EIT Observations of Small-Scale Dynamics in the Transition Region 
      and Corona
	F. Clette and D. Berghmans
13:00 Lunch Break
14:00 Poster Viewing
Session II - Transient Phenomena: Clouds and CMEs from the Sun to the Earth
14:30 White-Light Coronal Mass Ejections - The New LASCO 
      Perspective (Invited)
	C. St.Cyr 
15:00 Fitting a 3-d MHD Analytic CME Model to Observations
	S. Gibson, D. Biesecker, R. Fisher, R. Howard  and B. Thompson
15:15 The Acceleration of CMEs in the Outer Corona as Revealed by LASCO
	S.J. Tappin and G.M. Simnett
15:30 Coffee Break
16:00 Overview of Results from IACG Campaign #3 (Invited)
 	R.A. Harrison 
16:30 Three Dimensional Spontaneous Magnetic Reconnection - New Results 
      About The Causes Of Magnetic Activity
	J. Buechner
16:45 Post-Flare Loops Embedded in a Hot Coronal Fan-like Structure
	Z. Svestka, F. Farnik and H.S. Hudson
17:00 The Solar Activity Observed during April - May, 1997 in Association 
      to Space-Borne Observations
	R. Jain, S.K. Mathew and N. Mehta
17:15 Poster Viewing
Wednesday, 24 September 1997
Session II (cont.) - Transient Phenomena: Clouds and CMEs from the Sun 
      		     to the Earth
09:00 Overview of the Sun-Earth Connection Events of January 6-11, 1997 
      and April 7-11, 1997 (Invited)
	M. Peredo, N. Fox and B. Thompson
09:30 Magnetic Cloud Event of 6-11 January, 1997: Interball Multi-Satellite 
      and Multi-Instrument Observations
	Y.I. Yermolaev, G.N. Zastenker, N.L. Borodkova, V.P. Grigorieva, 
	R.A. Kovrazhkin, K. Kudela, V.N. Lutsenko, N.S. Nikolaeva, 
	Z. Nemecek, M.N. Nozdrachev, J. Safrankova, J.-A. Sauvaud, 
	A.A. Skalsky and L.M. Zelenyi
09:45 Magnetic Flux in Modeled Magnetic Clouds at 1 AU and Some Specific
      Comparisons to Associated Photospheric Flux
	R.P. Lepping, A. Szabo, C.E. DeForest, B.J. Thompson, K.W. Ogilvie
10:00 Self-similar Evolution of Interplanetary Magnetic Clouds and  Ulysses
      Measurements of the Polytropic Index Inside the Cloud	
	V.A. Osherovich, J. Fainberg, R.G. Stone and R.J. MacDowall
10:15 Hard X-Ray Solar Flares Observed by ULYSSES
	S.R. Kane, K. Hurley, J.M. McTiernan, M. Boer, and M. Niel
10:30 Coffee Break
11:00 The Heliospheric Signatures of Coronal Mass Ejections (Invited)
	J.-L. Bougeret
11:30 Tracking Interplanetary Disturbances Using Interplanetary Scintillation
	P. Janardhan, V. Balasubramanian and S. Ananthakrishnan	
11:45 Remote Radio Tracking of Interplanetary CMEs
	M.J. Reiner, M.L. Kaiser and J.L. Bougeret
12:00 Near Simultaneous Observations of the April 7, 1997 CME by Wind/WAVES 
      and SOHO/LASCO
	M.L. Kaiser, M.J. Reiner, J.-L. Bougeret and R.A. Howard
12:15 A Comparison of Interplanetary Type II Radio Bursts Observed by ISEE-3, 
      Ulysses, and Wind
	R.J. MacDowall and R.G. Stone
12:30 In situ Wave Phenomenon in the Upstream and Downstream Regions of the 
      Interplanetary Shocks: Implications for Type II Burst Theories
	G. Thejappa, R.J. MacDowall and A.F. Vinas
12:45 Development of Coronal Mass Ejections and  Association with
      Interplanetary Particle Events
	M. Pick, D. Maia, R. Howard, L.J.L. Lanzerotti and P. Lamy
13:00 Lunch Break
14:00 Poster Viewing
Session II (cont.) - Transient Phenomena: Clouds and CMEs from the Sun 
      		     to the Earth
14:30 CME-Related Magnetic Cloud Relativistic Magnetospheric 
      Electron Acceleration (Invited)
	D.N. Baker 
15:00 Coordinated Studies of Plasmasheet Dynamics During a Substorm Growth 
      Phase Using Polar and Geotail
	M. Grande,  C.H. Perry, M. Carter, B. Kellett, B. Wilken, 
	R. Freidel, S. Cowley, T. Mukai, and J. Scudder
15:15 The Earth's Magnetopause and Bow Shock Observed by Interball-Tail Probe  
      during Sudden Enhancements of the Solar Wind Pressure-Waves and Field
	J. Blecki, J. Juchniewicz, K. Kossacki, R. Wronowski, S. Klimov, 
	S. Romanov, S. Savin, J. Simunek, J. Smilauer, P. Triska, 
	Z. Nemecek, J. Safrankowa, J.A. Sauvaud, P.Koperski
15:30 Coffee Break
16:00 Correlated POLAR And Ground-based Observations Near The Geomagnetic Cusp
	B. Jacobsen, A. Pedersen, R. Grard, B. Popielawska, F.S. Mozer, and
	C.T. Russell
16:15 Solar energetic particle events and coronal mass ejections: New insights 
      from SOHO
	V. Bothmer, A. Posner, H. Kunow, R. Mueller-Mellin, 
	J.-P. Delaboudiniere, B. Thompson, G.E. Brueckner, R.A. Howard, 
	D.J. Michels, G. Mann, H.-T. Classen, and H.S. Hudson
16:30 Comparative Study of Energetic Heliospheric Electrons at WIND and GEOTAIL
	P. Chaizy, L.J. Lanzerotti, R.P. Lepping, S.K. Kokubun, J.M. Bosqued, 
	T.R. Sanderson, and R.P. Lin
16:45 He Charge States in Solar Energetic Particle Events Observed with 
      SOHO/CELIAS/STOF
	A. Bogdanov, B. Klecker, H. Kucharek, D. Hovestadt,
	M. Hilchenbach, H. Gruenwaldt, R. Kallenbach, P. Bochsler,
	F. Gliem, F.M. Ipavich, and the CELIAS team
17:00 Poster Viewing
18:30 Departure for Conference Dinner
Thursday, 25 September 1997
Session III - Solar Variability and Climate
09:00 Solar Irradiance Variations (Invited)
	C. Froehlich 
09:30 Measuring the Solar UV Irradiance during Solar Cycles 22 & 23
	L. Floyd, D. Prinz, P. Crane, L. Herring, G. Brueckner
09:45 Maintenance of a Long Term Solar Total Irradiance Data Series
	S. Dewitte and D. Crommelynck 
10:00 Long-Term Variations in Total Solar and UV Irradiances
	J. Pap, L. Floyd, R. Lee, R. Viereck and R. Ulrich
10:15 One Solar Cycle and a Half of EISCAT Observations
	Th. Ulich, A. Karinen and E. Turunen 
10:30 Coffee Break
11:00 Climate Variations with Solar Activity and Possible Causes (Invited)
	E. Friis-Christensen and H. Svensmark
11:30 Variation of Cosmic Ray Flux and Global Cloud Coverage
	H. Svensmark 
11:45 Local Climatic Effects of Energetic Particles Impinging on the
      Atmosphere
	B.J.I. Bromage and C.J. Butler
12:00 Period of Unusual Modulation of Cosmic Ray Intensity: the 
      Declining Phase of Cycle 20
	I.G. Usoskin, H. Kananen, G.A. Kovaltsov, K. Mursula, and P. Tanskane
12:15 Poster Viewing
13:00 Lunch Break
Session IV - Goals for Future Correlated Studies Towards Solar Maximum
14:00 International Solar Cycle Studies 1998-2002 (Invited)
	V.N. Obridko 
14:30 Correlated Studies at Activity Maximum: the Sun and the Solar 
      Wind (Invited)
	H.S. Hudson and A.B. Galvin
15:00 Coffee Break
15:30 Solar-Terrestrial Research and Space Weather: Heliosphere and 
      Geospace Investigations Into Solar Cycle 23 (Invited)
	L.J. Lanzerotti
16:00 ESA's Current and Future Programmes related to Climate 
      Studies (Invited)
  	J.A. Johannessen and C.J. Readings 
16:30 End of the Symposium
POSTERS (in alphabetical order)
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I.1
The Dynamics of the Quiet Corona as Observed by the LASCO C2 and C3 Coronagraphs
	M.D. Andrews, J.S. Morrill, R.A. Howard, D.A. Biesecker, R. Schwenn, 
	and A. Llebaria
I.2
The Structure and Evolution of Solar Coronal Holes Observed by SOHO
During August and September 1996
	B.J.I. Bromage, G. Del Zanna, A. Fludra, C. DeForest and B. Thompson
I.3
An Exact Solution Of The Convected Radial Alfven Wave Equation
	L.M.B.C. Campos and P.J.S. Gi
I.4
On Dissipative Alfven Waves in an Atmosphere with Steep Temperature Gradients
	L.M.B.C. Campos and P.M. Mendes
I.5
On  the Structure of Coronal Streamer Belts
	V.G. Eselevich
I.6
Charge State Composition in Coronal Hole and CME Related Solar Wind:
Latitudinal Variations Observed by Ulysses and WIND
	A.B. Galvin and G. Gloeckler
I.7
Solar Wind Acceleration in the Solar Corona
	S. Giordano, E. Antonucci, C. Benna, J.L. Kohl, G. Noci,  
	J. Michels, and S. Fineschi
I.8
The Spatial Evolution of 26-Day Recurrent Decreases: Correlated ULYSSES
COSPIN/KET and SOHO COSTEP Observations
	B. Heber, V. Bothmer, W. Droege, H. Kunow, R. Mueller-Mellin, 
	and A. Posner
I.9
Structure of Low Mach Number Oblique Shock Waves
	P. Hellinger and A. Mangeney
I.10
Energetic Neutral Hydrogen Atoms Distribution in the Heliosphere: 
Observations with SOHO/CELIAS
	M. Hilchenbach, K.C. Hsieh, H. Gruenwaldt, F.M. Ipavich, F. Gliem,
	P. Bochsler, B. Klecker, D. Hovestadt and the CELIAS TEAM
I.11
3D-structure of the X-ray Emitting Regions
	A. Hojaev, I. Sattarov  and Ch. Sherdonov
I.12 
Solar Wind Radial and Latitudinal Variations from Pole-to-Pole Ulysses
Radio Measurements
	 K. Issautier, N. Meyer-Vernet, S. Hoang and M. Moncuquet
I.13
Energetic Particle Observations in the Northern Heliospheric Hemisphere
	E. Keppler
I.14
Determination of Calcium Charge States, and Ca, Si, and Fe Elemental
Abundances in the Solar Wind from the MASS Instrument on WIND
	O. Kern, R.F. Wimmer-Schweingruber, P. Bochsler, D.C. Hamilton 
	and  G. Gloeckler
I.15
Structure of the Heliosphere
	W. Kundt
I.16
A Search for Coronal Origins of Solar Wind Streams Observed During the
Whole Sun Month
	A.J. Lazarus,D.A. Biesecker, R.J. Forsyth,A.B. Galvin, S.E. Gibson, 
	D.M. Hassler, P.L. Hick, J.T. Hoeksema, F.M. Ipavich, B.V. Jackson, 
	M. Kojima, A. Lecinski, R.P. Lepping, K.W. Ogilvie, P. Riley, 
	J.T. Steinberg, L. Strachan, Jr., A. Szabo, B.J. Thompson
I.17
Critical Point of the Solar Wind in the 11-year Solar Cycle
	N.A. Lotova and K.V. Vladimirskii
I.18
Giant Macrospicules as Possible Sources of the Fast Solar Wind
	M.L. Loucif
I.19
Electron Temperature Determination in Coronal Streamers
	L. Maccari, G. Noci, J. Kohl, M. Romoli, C. Benna, L. Gardner, 
	E. Antonucci, S. Fineschi, S. Giordano, and A. Modigliani
I.20
Energetic Particles Inside Corotating Interaction Regions
	D. Maia, M. Pick,  T. Armstrong, L. Lanzerotti, R. Howard, 
	C. MacLennan, E.T. Sarris
I.21
Nonlinear Wave Particle Interaction in the Earth's Foreshock
	C. Mazelle, D. Le Queau, K. Meziane, G. Parks, R.P. Lin, R.P. Lepping, 
	H. Reme and T.R. Sanderson
I.22
Coronal Holes Observed at Short Millimetre Wavelengths
	V.G. Nagnibeda
I.23
Structure and Cycle Variation of the Open Field Regions
	V.N. Obridko and B.D. Shelting
I.24 
A Self-Consistent Model for the Resonant Heating of Coronal Loops:  
the Effects of Coupling with the Chromosphere
	L. Ofman, J.A. Klimchuk, J.M. Davila
I.25
Solar Wind Acceleration by Nonlinear Waves: Parametric Study
	L. Ofman and J.M. Davila
I.26
Reflection Effects on Observable Quantities of Alfvenic Fluctuations in
the Fast Solar Wind
	S. Orlando, Y.-Q. Lou, G. Peres and R. Rosner
I.27
Sun-as-Star and Sector Structure of the Interplanetary Magnetic Field
Inferred from H-alpha Synoptic Observations
	D.I. Ponyavin
I.28
Nearly-on-Line Registration of Heliospheric Current Sheet Displacements
and Solar Wind Streams Using Full-Disk Solar Magnetograms
	D.I. Ponyavin
I.29
Fluxes of MeV particles at Earth's orbit and their relationships with
the global structure of the solar corona: Observations from SOHO
	A. Posner, V. Bothmer, H. Kunow, R. Mueller-Mellin, 
	J.-P. Delaboudiniere, B. Thompson, G.E. Brueckner, R.A. Howard, 
	and D.J. Michels
I.30
Absolute Abundances in Streamers from UVCS
	J. Raymond, R. Suleiman, A. van Ballegooijen and J. Kohl
I.31
Configuration of Coronal Magnetic Field by Yohkoh X-ray Images
	I. Sattarov, A. Hojaev and Ch. Sherdonov
I.32
Coronal Currents in a Source-Surface Model of the Heliosphere
	M. Schulz
I.33
Nonlinear Development of Electron Acoustic Instability in the Solar Wind
	V.I. Sotnikov, P. Hellinger and A. Mangeney
I.34
Determination of 3D Coronal Structures from UVCS/SOHO Synoptic 
Observations
	L. Strachan, A.V. Panasyuk, S. Fineschi, L.D. Gardner,
	J.C. Raymond, E. Antonucci, S. Giordano, M. Romoli, G. Noci, 
	and J.L. Kohl
I.35
The New Approach to the Problem of Rotating Star Stability and the
Possibility of Abundance Variation Excitation in an Upper Solar Corona
	Yu. Vandakurov
I.36
Synoptic Map of Electronic Densities from Tomographic Inversion of
LASCO Observations
	D. Vibert, A. Llebaria and P. Lamy
I.37
The Silicon, Oxygen, and Iron Abundance in the Solar Wind
	P. Wurz, P. Bochsler, M.A. Aellig, S. Hefti, R. Kallenbach, 
	F.M. Ipavich, A.B. Galvin, H. Gruenwaldt, M. Hilchenbach, F. Gliem, 
	D. Hovestadt, and the CELIAS Team
I.38
What Can We Know about Processes of Formation and Dynamics of Different
Types of Solar Wind Streams on the Basis of Proton and Alpha Observations?
	Y.I. Yermolaev
II.1
Post-CME Energy Release from Solar Sources of the Largest Geospace Disturbances
	I.M. Chertok and O.N. Kryakunova
II.2 
Ultraviolet Observations of Coronal Mass Ejections
	A. Ciaravella, J. Raymond, C. Benna, S. Fineschi, L. Gardner, 
	S. Giordano, A. Modigliani, R. O'Neal, F. Reale, M. Romoli, 
	E. Antonucci, J. Kohl, G. Noci
II.3
A Comparison of Transient Energetic Particle Events Observed at Ulysses
and SOHO
	M.I. Desai, V. Bothmer, G. E. Brueckner, R.J. Forsyth, J.T. Gosling, 
	B. Heber, R.A. Howard, H. Kunow, R.G. Marsden, R. Mueller-Mellin, 
	A. Posner, and T.R. Sanderson
II.4
Green Corona and Geomagnetic Activity in Solar Cycles 18 - 22
	I. Dorotovic and B. Lukac
II.5
Solar Prominences and Geomagnetic Activity Over the Period 1967 - 1996
	I. Dorotovic and B. Lukac
II.6
Propagation of Electron Beams through Interplanetary Space and Emission
of Radio Waves
	G.A. Dulk, Y. Leblanc, P.A. Robinson, J.-L. Bougeret, and R.P. Lin
II.7
New Results  on the Site of Initiation of Coronal Mass Ejections, and
an Interpretation of Observation of Their Interaction with Streamers
	V. G. Eselevich
II.8
Solar Coronal Temperature Signatures Observed in Magnetospheric
Stormtime Ring Current Composition Using Polar
	M. Grande,  C.H. Perry, M. Carter, B. Kellett, B. Wilken, S. Livi, 
	J.F. Fennell, and T. Fritz
II.9
Solar MHD Discontinuities on their Way from the Sun to the
Magnetosphere of the Earth
	S.A. Grib
II.10
On the Variability of the Near Earth Solar Proton Flux
	A. Hilgers
II.11
Ulysses and Wind Simultaneous Observations of the Radio Emission
Associated with the 6-7 January 1997 Coronal Mass Ejection
	S. Hoang, J.-L. Bougeret, M. Maksimovic, M.J. Reiner, M.L. Kaiser 
	and R.G. Stone
II.12
Application of Pattern Recognition Methods in Analysisof Complex
Physical Phenomena in Geospace: Geomagnetospheric Storms
	J.V. Kovalevsky and E.I. Kovalevskaya
II.13
Investigations of Electromagnetic Field Excesses of Natural Ionospheric
Resonance
	A. Kulak, A. Micalec, S. Zieba
II.14 
Extremely Cold Plasma within the January 1997 Magnetic Cloud: 
Possible Prominence Material  
	D.E. Larson, R.P. Lin, T.R. Sanderson, G.K. Parks, H. Reme,   
	R. Lepping and M. Kaiser
II.15
Radio Sounding of a Fast Coronal Shock Front
	M. Paetzold, J. Karl and M.K. Bird
II.16
Solar Events and their Influence on the Earth's Magnetosphere
	A. Pedersen
II.17
The Phobos 2 Observation at 1.52 AU During the Great Magnetic Storm of
March 1989
	K. Schwingenschuh and T-L. Zhang
II.18
The Evolution of the Coronal Mass Ejection on February 23, 1997
	G.M. Simnett and H.S.Hudson
II.19
On the characteristics of solar origins of geoeffective CMEs observed
during August 1992 - April 1993
	N. Srivastava, W.D. Gonzalez, A.K. Clua de Gonzalez, and S. Masuda
II.20
Coronal and Interplanetary Shocks Driven by CME
	T.V. Stepanova and A.G. Kosovichev
II.21
Development of an Instrument for the Observations of Solar H-alpha
Flares With Time Resolutions of 25 ms
	V.K. Verma, W. Uddin and V.P. Gaur
II.22
Development of Solar H-alpha Prominence Monitor Based on CCD Camera
	V.K. Verma, W. Uddin and V.P. Gaur
II.23
Analysis of Temporal Profiles of High Energy Solar Protons
	N.N. Volodichev and V.S. Prokudina
II.24
Study of Solar Eruptive Prominence Observed by CCD Camera
	W. Uddin, V.P. Gaur and V.K. Verma
III.1
Field of Natural Ionizing Radiation and Its Application in
Correlation-Extreme Navigation Systems of Aircrafts
	A.M. Altukhov
III.2
Behavior of Cosmic Ray Flux during Periods of Quiet and Disturbed
Interplanetary Magnetic Field
	A.M. Altukhov, V.G. Kartyshov and V. Janke
III.3
Measurements of Natural Gamma Radiation in the Lower Earth Atmosphere
	A.M. Altukhov, V.G. Kartyshov and V. Janke
	
III.4
Cosmic Ray Modulation in 1992-1993: Anisotropy, Gradients, Sources
	A.V. Belov, E.A. Eroshenko, and V.G. Yanke
III.5
On the Effect of Active Regions on the Solar Irradiance
	V. Domingo, L. Sanchez, T. Appourchaux, C. Froehlich, C. Wehrli, 
	T. Hoeksema, J. Pap, and D. Crommelynck
III.6
Wavelength Dependence of Solar Irradiance Variability from VIRGO
onboard SOHO
	C. Froehlich, M. Anklin, T. Appourchaux, D. Crommelynck,
	W. Finsterle, J. Pap, Ch. Wehrli
III.7
UV Irradiance Variability and Spatially Resolved Images of the Sun in
CaII K-line
	R. Kariyappa
III.8
Model of Solar Activity With Non-stationary Harmonics and Long-Term
Climate Variability
	T.V. Kuznetsova and L.B. Tsirulnik
III.9
Spectral Distribution of Total Solar Irradiance Variability
	J. Pap, D. Crommelynck, L. Floyd, C. Froehlich, D. Prinz, 
	R. Ulrich, F. Varadi$^5$ and Ch. Wehrli
III.10
Warm and Cold Winters in St.Petersburg as Result of Space Weather Changing
	D. Ponyavin
III.11
On the Solar Irradiance Variations
	I. Sattarov, A. Hojaev and Ch. Sherdonov
III.12
Automated Recognition of Solar Active Regions and Related Irradiance
Changes
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