From: "Nicola J. Fox"
A few months ago it was announced that there would be a special section
of Geophysical Research Letters devoted to "Sun-Earth Connection Events in
the ISTP Era". The initial deadline was set at Sept 15, 1997. However,
since then it has become apparent that owing to the large number of
International Meetings during the summer months, this deadline was not
feasible. It has, therefore, been decided to move the deadline to October
15, 1997. It must be stressed that there will be no further extension to
this deadline so please ensure that your manuscripts reach GRL before this
date.
We would be most grateful if you could email either myself, Mauricio
Peredo or Barbara Thompson if you are planning to submit to this edition so
that we can have an accurate idea as to the number of papers to expect -
email addresses are given at the end of this message.
For those of you who missed the earlier announcement about this GRL
Special Issue, details which were included in the first bulletin are given
below.
The ejection of magnetic clouds from the Sun and their interaction with
the terrestrial environment has received significant attention recently,
particularly due to their possible impact on spacecraft performance and
geospace. Emphasis will be on the Coronal Mass Ejection/Magnetic Cloud event
of January 6-11, 1997. However, contributions involving other ISTP events
including the May 28-30, 1996 and April 7-11, 1997 events are also welcome.
Because GRL's mission is the publication of timely, forefront science,
special issues should provide a set of synthesis papers that that can
best illuminate the significance of the events to the general community.
Papers may treat any of the many facets of the Sun-Earth connection, from
the solar origin of the events, to the their tracking and propagation
through the interplanetary medium, their interaction with the Earth's
magnetosphere and ionosphere and the associated impacts to geospace.
Because space allocated to special issues is limited, GRL's criterion of
"timely & broad geophysical interest" will be use in selection of papers.
Questions or comments concerning special issues should be addressed to
the editor-in-chief, or editor.
A NEW FEATURE of GRL is that electronic movies, either mpeg or quicktime,
(size should not exceed 5 Mbytes) can be submitted with an article and
referenced to the electronic version as part of GRL-Online. For more
details either contact the editor or see the electronic submission
section on the world wide web at http://www.agu.org/grl/helpdesk.html
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: Papers must be received by October 15, 1997 to be
considered for this special section.
ISTP Project Representatives
Nicola J. Fox
GGS Operations Coordinator
NASA/GSFC - Code 696
Greenbelt
MD 20771 USA
Tel 301-286-8872
Fax 301-286-1648
EMAIL: NICOLA.FOX@GSFC.NASA.GOV
Robert M. Winglee Micheal Prather
Editor Editor-in-Chief
GRL - Space Physics and Aeronomy GRL
winglee@geophys.washington.edu mprather@uci.edu
Nicola Fox nicola.fox@gsfc.nasa.gov,
Mauricio Peredo peredo@istp1.gsfc.nasa.gov,
Barbara Thompson thompson@eitv3.nascom.nasa.gov