Winckler Symposium Program Schedule
Wednesday, April 21, 2004
Physics Colloquium, Room 131, Tate Lab of Physics
4:00	Paul Kellogg, University of Minnesota and George Parks, University of California, Berkeley
	The Legacy of John Winckler to Space Physics
Thursday, April 22, 2004
Room 3-180, EE/CSci Building
	Overviews - Chair, George Parks
8:00	Registration
8:25	Robert Lysak, University of Minnesota
	Welcome
8:30	Roger Arnoldy, University of New Hampshire
	Jack Winckler's Echo Rocket Flights --- Do They Contain Clues For Us About The Natural Aurora?
9:00	Gerald Davidson, Professor Emeritus
	A Brief Review: Where the Theory of Pulsating Aurora Stood Ten Years Ago
9:30	Charles Carlson, University of California, Berkeley
	Examples of Auroral Electron Acceleration on Extreme Temporal and Spatial Scales
10:00	Coffee Break
	Theoretical Approaches
10:30	Robert Ergun, University of Colorado
	Auroral Particle Acceleration by Strong Double Layers
11:00	Yan Song, University of Minnesota
	Mechanism of the Generation and Maintenance of Parallel Electric Fields
11:30	Robert Rankin, University of Alberta
	Dispersive Field Line Resonances: Theory and Observations
12:00	Lunch
	Energetic Particles - Chair, Gerald Davidson
1:30	Natsuo Sato, National Institute Of Polar Research
	Generation Region of Pulsating Aurora Obtained Simultaneously by the FAST Satellite and a Syowa-Iceland Conjugate Pair of Observatories
2:00	Robyn Millan, Dartmouth College
	X-ray Observations of Electron Microburst Precipitation
2:30	Andrei Demekhov, Russian Academy of Sciences
	On the Fine Structure of Cyclotron Wave-particle Interactions and Resulting Energetic-particle Precipitation
3:00	David Evans, Space Environment Center
	Long-lived Enhancements of 30 keV Electron Fluxes at Very Low L-values
3:30	Adjourn to Poster Session
4:00	Poster Session (Campus Club, Coffman Memorial Union)
Friday, April 23, 2004
Room 3-180, EE/CSci Building
	Wave-particle Interactions I: Waves - Chair, David Evans
8:30	Paul Kintner, Cornell University
	Multi-Point Observations of AlfvŽn Waves from the SIERRA Rocket
9:00	Eric Klatt, Cornell University
	High-Resolution, Low-Frequency Electric Field Measurements on an Auroral Sounding Rocket Experiment
9:30	Robert Pfaff, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
	Intense Langmuir Waves and Associated Field-Aligned Electrons Observed at Altitudes Above 600 km Within a Series of Nightside Aurora Arcs and in the Cusp
10:00	Coffee Break
	Wave-particle Interactions II: Particles
10:30	James McFadden, University of California, Berkeley
	The Role of Time Varying Acceleration In Auroral and Magnetospheric Dynamics
11:00	Elizabeth MacDonald, University of New Hampshire
	Sounding Rocket Particle Measurements of Active Nightside Aurora
11:30	Kristina Lynch, Dartmouth College
	Auroral Ion Outflow as Seen by Sounding Rockets and FAST
12:00	Lunch
	Alfvén Wave Experiment - Chair, Robert Lysak
1:30	Craig Kletzing, University of Iowa
	Dispersive Alfvén Waves: Lab Verification of the Dependence on Finite Perpendicular Wave Number
2:00	George Morales, University of California, Los Angeles
	Recent Studies Of Wave-Particle Interactions Associated With Shear Alfvén Waves
2:30	Coffee Break
	Alfvén Theory and Modeling
3:00	James Clemmons, The Aerospace Corporation
	Application of the Alfvén-Assisted Precipitation Model to Auroral Zone Observations
3:30	Christopher Chaston, University of California, Berkeley
	Observations of Particle Acceleration by Alfvén Waves and Alfvén Wave Sources
4:00	Robert Lysak, University of Minnesota
	Acceleration of Auroral Electrons by Alfvén Waves
4:30	Conference Wrapup and Discussion
	Posters (Campus Club, Coffman Memorial Union)
	Johnathan Burchill, University of Calgary
	Core Ion interactions with Alfvén Waves in the AuroralTtopside Ionosphere
	Li-Jen Chen, University of Iowa
	Auroral Electron Dispersion Below Inverted-V Energies: Resonant Deceleration and Acceleration by Alfvén Waves
	Kristen Frederick-Frost, Dartmouth College
	Preliminary Results of the SERSIO Sounding Rocket Mission
	Walter Heikkila, University of Texas, Dallas
	Westward Traveling Surge
	Kyoung-joo Hwang, Darmouth College
	Perpendicular Electric Field and Flickering Aurora Study in the Auroral Zone
	Hyomin Kim, Dartmouth College
	Initial Results of a New ELF Induction Coil Magnetometer at South Pole Station
	Robert Michell, Dartmouth College
	CASCADES: (The Changing Aurora: in Situ and Camera Analyses of Dynamic Electron Precipitation Structures.)
	Manju Prakash, SUNY at Stony Brook
	Particle Precipitation and Nonlinear Effects in Geomagnetic Field Resonances: Auroral Arc Structure
	John Sample, University of California, Berkeley
	Multiple Balloon Campaign (MINIS) to Study MeV Electron Precipitation with Microburst Time Resolution
	Vytenis Vasyliunas, Max-Planck Institut fuer Aeronomie
	Parallel Electric Fields and the Generalized Ohm's Law