Prof. Dr. Joachim Vogt
The near-Earth space environment or geospace is a complex physical system, connecting the Sun, interplanetary space, and the Earth’s upper atmosphere. Geospace dynamics affect technological infrastructure such as Earth-orbiting spacecraft and electrical power grids at high latitudes. We study these dynamics using satellite measurements and ground-based observations. We are particularly interested in constellation missions consisting of several satellites; they operate as a multi-point array in space, allowing us to investigate changes in geospace structures in both space and time.
SwarmFACE: A Python package for field-aligned currents exploration with Swarm
Daedalus Ionospheric Profile Continuation (DIPCont)
Spatially Highly Resolved Solar-wind-induced Magnetic Field on Venus
Local Least Squares Analysis of Auroral Currents
ESA Field-Aligned Currents—Methodology Inter-comparison Exercise
Multiscale estimation of the field-aligned current density
Multiscale estimation of the field-aligned current density
Solar wind controls on Mercury's magnetospheric cusp
EMVIM: An Empirical Model for the Magnetic Field Configuration near Venus
Local time resolved dynamics of field-aligned currents and their response to solar wind variability
Low-altitude electron acceleration due to multiple flow-bursts in the magnetotail
Quick identification of plasma wave: improvement and implementation of the wave surveyor technique