Space Weather Resources
Space Weather studies the environmental dynamics of "geospace": the active
(and sometimes stormy) region above the Earth's lower atmosphere including the
ionosphere (which often reflects AM radio waves back to Earth) and the
magnetosphere (home of the Van Allen radiation belts and the environment of
many spacecraft -- including the numerous geosynchronous satellites used for
communications and other applications.) The following list gives active links
to information about space weather and associated fields of scientific
research.
If you have a link you would like to see added, or your find a broken link
which needs to be fixed, please e-mail
urquhart@rice.edu
Space Physics Research Centers
Non-Academic Centers
Academic Centers
- Universities Space Research Association member institutions
- Department of Space Physics & Astronomy, Rice University
- Institute for Geophysics and Planetary Physics, UCLA
- William B. Hanson Center for Space Sciences, UTD
- Center for Ionospheric Research, ARL/UT
- Space Physics Lab, UNH
- Space Physics Research Laboratory, U Michigan
- Department of Physics & Astronomy, U Iowa
- Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics, U Colorado
- U Kansas Space Physics
- Geophysical Institude, U Alaska Fairbanks
- Center for Space Physics, Boston University
- Space Science and Engineering Center, U Wisconsin-Madison
- Stanford University Center for Space Science and Astrophysics
- Mullard Space Science Laboratory, University College, London, UK
- Space Department, Applied Physics Lab, John Hopkins University
- Space Physics Group, U. Maryland (College Park)
- The MIT Space Plasma Group
- Space Physics Group, Oulu, Finland
- Radar Remote Sensing, Ionospheric Plasma Plasma, U. of Washington
- Solar-Terrestrial Environment Lab, Nagoya U., Japan
- Upper Atmosphere Research Collaboratory
- Lund University's Space Weather Program
- Geomagnetism at Flinders University, Australia
- Institute of Space Research, U. of Calgary, Canada
- A list of many more institutions
If you find that any of the listed links have moved or are no longer
functional, please contact one of the maintainers listed below. Also, please
contact us if you have an appropriate link to add. We've received several
e-mails describing this list as a "great resource." With your help and
contributions we hope to maintain and even improve the quality of this service.
Patricia H. Reiff
(reiff@rice.edu)
Andrew L. Urquhart
(urquhart@rice.edu)
Department of Space Physics & Astronomy
Rice University
Last updated February 23, 2000
