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Martin Connors
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Latest papers
Estimation of auroral emission altitude in the region of the ISS magnetic footprint during a relativistic electron precipitation event observed by ISS-CALET.
Earth, planets, and space : EPS · 2026
Localized mesospheric ozone destruction corresponding to isolated proton aurora coming from Earth's radiation belt.
Scientific reports · 2022
Visualization of rapid electron precipitation via chorus element wave-particle interactions.
Nature communications · 2019
Latest funding
- $150,000
Geomagnetic Disturbance in Modern Societies and Technological Infrastructures (GMD-MSTI)
NSERC · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $48,790
Magnetotelluric instrumentation for geophysics and space physics
NSERC · 2020 · Co-investigator
- $216,000
Geospace Phenomena: Assessing Danger and Understanding Mechanisms
NSERC · 2017 · Principal investigator
6 publications.
Estimation of auroral emission altitude in the region of the ISS magnetic footprint during a relativistic electron precipitation event observed by ISS-CALET.
Yanagisawa K, Kataoka R, Seki K, Whiter D, Miyoshi Y, Shiokawa K, Connors M, Torii S, Nakahira S, Sakanoi T, Aryal R, Bruno A, Blum LW
Localized mesospheric ozone destruction corresponding to isolated proton aurora coming from Earth's radiation belt.
Ozaki M, Shiokawa K, Kataoka R, Mlynczak M, Paxton L, Connors M, Yagitani S, Hashimoto S, Otsuka Y, Nakahira S, Mann I
Visualization of rapid electron precipitation via chorus element wave-particle interactions.
Ozaki M, Miyoshi Y, Shiokawa K, Hosokawa K, Oyama SI, Kataoka R, Ebihara Y, Ogawa Y, Kasahara Y, Yagitani S, Kasaba Y, Kumamoto A, Tsuchiya F, Matsuda S, Katoh Y, Hikishima M, Kurita S, Otsuka Y, Moore RC, Tanaka Y, Nosé M, Nagatsuma T, Nishitani N, Kadokura A, Connors M, Inoue T, Matsuoka A, Shinohara I
New science in plain sight: Citizen scientists lead to the discovery of optical structure in the upper atmosphere.
MacDonald EA, Donovan E, Nishimura Y, Case NA, Gillies DM, Gallardo-Lacourt B, Archer WE, Spanswick EL, Bourassa N, Connors M, Heavner M, Jackel B, Kosar B, Knudsen DJ, Ratzlaff C, Schofield I
A retrograde co-orbital asteroid of Jupiter.
Wiegert P, Connors M, Veillet C
Earth's Trojan asteroid.
Connors M, Wiegert P, Veillet C
Geomagnetic Disturbance in Modern Societies and Technological Infrastructures (GMD-MSTI)
Principal investigators: Rezaei Zare, Afshin A
Keywords: aerospace and satellites; cell biology; geomagnetic disturbance (gmd); implantable medical device (imd); ionospheric electrojet and gic; neuroscience studies; power systems; risk assessment and emergency response; situational awareness platforms; wireless communication
Magnetotelluric instrumentation for geophysics and space physics
Principal investigators: Unsworth, Martyn
Geospace Phenomena: Assessing Danger and Understanding Mechanisms
Principal investigators: Connors, Martin
Space prospecting with a magnetic sensor
Principal investigators: Connors, Martin
Hyperspectral Proton Imager
Principal investigators: Connors, Martin
Quantitative Study of Geospace Phenomena Using Ground and Space Data
Principal investigators: Connors, Martin
Geomagnetic Disturbance Characterization in the Hydro Québec Power Grid using AUTUMN and AUTUMNX
Principal investigators: Connors, Martin
Electric current systems of near-earth space
Principal investigators: Connors, Martin
Space Science, Instrumentation, and Networking
Principal investigators: Connors, Martin
Keywords: CRC
Understanding key elements in the magentospheric substorm process
Principal investigators: Connors, Martin
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Martin Connors and Ian Mann: 1 shared paper
- Martin Connors and Brian Jackel: 1 shared paper
- Physics and Astronomy
- Department of Physics
- Other
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