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  • Activity - Projects

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    3D mantle conductivity

    time-varying vector magnetic fields obtained from ground-based and satellite observations, the inducing sources are electric currents

  • Mission - Earth Explorers

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    ACC (Swarm)

    identification of opportunities for auroral research utilising Swarm data. find out more The Average Magnetic field and Polar current

  • Tools - Other

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    AMPS

    AMPS is a climatological model of polar ionospheric currents, based on magnetic field measurements from the CHAMP and Swarm

  • Mission - Earth Explorers

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    ASM

    identification of opportunities for auroral research utilising Swarm data. find out more The Average Magnetic field and Polar current

  • News - Operational News

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    CASSIOPE/e-POP full data mirror on the ESA Swarm Dissemination Server

    The ESA Swarm Dissemination Server is now also hosting a mirror of the CASSIOPE/e-POP full data archive (past and current

  • Document - Newsletter

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    Earth Online Newsletter - 05 April 2024

    This issue of the Earth Online Newsletter covers a selection of the latest news and events from ESA.

  • Document - Newsletter

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    Earth Online Newsletter - 08 March 2024

    This issue of the Earth Online Newsletter covers a selection of the latest news and events from ESA.

  • Document - General Reference

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    Earth-Explorers-Satellites-to-understand-our-changing-Earth.pdf

    This eight-page brochure provides an overview of the Earth Explorers currently in orbit and those under development.

  • Document - General Reference

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    Earth-Explorers.pdf

    This flyer gives a quick overview of the 6 Earth Explorers missions.

  • Mission - Earth Explorers

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    EFI

    identification of opportunities for auroral research utilising Swarm data. find out more The Average Magnetic field and Polar current

  • Mission - Earth Explorers

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    EFI Overview

    The SII sensors are directly installed on the radiator for heat rejection in order to limit dark current on the CCD.

  • Document - Technical Note

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    ESAs-Magnetic-Field-Mission.pdf

    This brochure describes the satellite and the mission, and introduces the science.

  • Mission - Earth Explorers

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    Explore Projects

    SPP 1788 Swarm4Anom (Swarm for Anomalies) Other activities: SIFACIT (Swarm Data Quality Investigation of Field-Aligned Current

  • Event - Workshop

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    Fringe 2011 Workshop

    The Fringe series of workshops started in 1992 and they are currently organised by ESA every two years.

  • Document - Proceedings

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    Fringe-2011-workshop-recommendations.pdf

    This document contains the recommendations from the session summaries of the Fringe 2011 Workshop.

  • Document - Proceedings

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    Fringe-2011-workshop-session-summaries.pdf

    This document contains the session summaries from the session summaries of the Fringe 2011 workshop.

  • Mission - Earth Explorers

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    GPSR and LRR (Swarm)

    identification of opportunities for auroral research utilising Swarm data. find out more The Average Magnetic field and Polar current

  • News - Success Stories

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    Gravity Field Models from Swarm data

    Currently, the GRACE-FO satellites launched in May 2018 are the sole dedicated provider of these data, while previously the

  • News - Thematic area articles

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    How ESA uses space data to explore deep Earth

    Swarm maps core dynamics The swirling, conducting iron in Earth’s liquid outer core create powerful electric currents, which

  • News - Success Stories

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    Magnetic magic: 10 reasons to be excited about Swarm

    Electric currents in the magnetosphere and ionosphere induce secondary currents in the ground, themselves producing magnetic