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Foreword | Sponsors | Saturn's Radio Emissions and their Relation to Magnetospheric Dynamics (invited) | Direction Finding and Polarization Measurements of SKR (invited) | An Overview of the Time-Dependent Rotational Modulation of Saturnian Radio Emissions (invited; abstract) | Variability of Southern and Northern SKR Periodicities | An SLS4 Longitude System Based on a Tracking Filter Analysis of the Rotational Modulation of Saturn Kilometric Radiation | Is a Rikitake Dynamo in Saturn's Interior at the Origin of the Variability of the Radio Rotation Periods? | Solar Wind and Saturnian Moons Signatures in the Long-Periodic Modulations of SKR (abstract) | A Close Encounter with a Saturn Kilometric Radiation Source Region | Saturn Kilometric Radiation Near a Source Center on Day 73, 2008 | Properties of Saturn Kilometric Radiation Measured Within its Source Region (abstract) | An Overview of Saturn Narrowband Radio Emissions Observed by Cassini RPWS (invited) | Saturnian Low-Frequency Drifting Radio Bursts: Statistical Properties and Polarization | Analysis of Latitudinal Dependence of Saturnian Radio Emissions (abstract) | Observations of Chorus at Saturn by Cassini (abstract) | The Location of the High-Density Boundary in Saturn's Inner Magnetosphere (extended abstract) | Density and Temperature of the Electron Core in the Inner Magnetosphere of Saturn from Cassini/RPWS Antennas (abstract) | Overview of Saturn Lightning Observations | Ground-Based Study of Saturn Lightning | Electric Field Transients Observed by the HUYGENS Probe in the Atmosphere of Titan: Atmospheric Electricity Phenomena or Artefacts? (abstract) | New Type of Periodic Bursts of Non-Io Jovian Decametric Radio Emission | Jupiter's Decametric and Hectometric Radio Emissions Observed by Cassini RPWS and Voyager PRA | Io-Jupiter Electrodynamic Interaction, Electron Acceleration and Radio Bursts Generation (abstract) | A Model of Jupiter's Decametric Radio Emissions as a Searchlight Beam | Jovian DAM “Arcs” and Auroral Context (abstract) | On the Origin of Io's Ultraviolet Aurora | Beaming Cone of Io-Controlled Jovian Decameter Radio Emission and Existence of Localized Active Longitude | Analysis of the S-components Features of the Jovian DAM Emission Obtained for the Different Io-Dependent Sources (extended abstract) | Consideration of the Jovian S-bursts and NB-emission Based on the Parametric Model | S/NB-events of Jovian Decametric Emission | Jovian Radio Emissions Modeling and their Future Investigation with EJSM (invited; abstract) | Exploration of Jupiter's Polar Magnetosphere and Radio Emissions with the Juno Mission (invited; abstract) | Variability of Jupiter's Synchrotron Emission in Mid-2009 | RX and Z Mode Growth Rates and Propagation at Cavity Boundaries (invited) | Waveguide Modes in the AKR Source | AKR Sources Positions - Interball 2 vs CLUSTER Observations | Can the Relativistic Maser Mechanism Cause the Strong Emissions Registered by Cluster and Demeter Satellites in the Polar Cusp? (abstract) | Medium-Frequency Burst Emissions: A Terrestrial Analog to Solar Type III Bursts? | AKR Diurnal, Semi-Diurnal and Shorter Term Modulations Disentangled by Cassini/RPWS Observations (abstract) | Ground-Level Detection of Auroral Kilometric Radiation (abstract) | The Search for Exoplanetary Radio Emissions (invited) | Exoplanet Magnetic Field Estimation via Energetic Neutral Atoms (ENAs) and Hydrogen Cloud Observations and Modelling | Radio Emission from Magnetic Exoplanets: Progress Report on GMRT Observations and Results (abstract) | On the Possibility of Radio Emission of Planets Around Pulsars | Coronal Mass Ejections and Solar Radio Emissions (invited) | Decameter Radio Emission of the Sun: Recent Observations | Properties of Decameter Spikes | Unusual Type III Bursts at the Decametre Wavelengths | Properties of Powerful Solar Type III Bursts in the Frequency Range of 10-30 MHz | Propagation of Energetic Electrons from the Corona into Interplanetary Space and Type III Radio Emission | Local Time Occurrence of Solar Type III Bursts at Saturn's Orbit | An Influence of Antenna Tilt Angle to the RPW/Solar Orbiter Direction Finding (extended abstract) | Numerical Simulation of the Propagation of Type III Radio Emission | Localized Langmuir Eigenmodes and Solar Radio Bursts | Complex Zebra Patterns in Solar Radio Emission and New Generation Mechanisms | Solar Radio Emissions in View of the Solar Orbiter Mission (invited; abstract) | Millimeter Radio Astronomy and the Solar Convection Zone | Unusual Spectra of Polarized Radio Emission of Active Regions on the Sun | Long-Periodic Transverse Oscillations of Coronal Loops and Modulations of Solar Microwave Radiation | Plasma Heating by the Parametric Excitation of Acoustic Waves in Coronal Magnetic Loops | Coronal Magnetic Field Structure in Solar Active Regions | Magnetohydrodynamic Shocks and Solitons in the Solar Atmosphere: Recent Challenges in Observations and Theory | STEREO Observations of Large-Scale Waves in the Solar Corona (abstract) | Study of the Kinematics, Driver of the Global Moreton Wave Observed on 28-10-2003 (abstract) | Implications of Antenna System Calibration on Spacecraft Design and Radio Data Analysis | Numerical Simulations of the Solar Orbiter Antenna System RPW ANT | Antenna Design and Distribution for a LOFAR Super Station in Nançay | Planetary and Exoplanetary Studies with the Giant Radio Telescope LOFAR (abstract) | Solar Observations with LOFAR | Combined Radio Observations with LOFAR and the Giant Ukrainian Radio Telescope | New Antennas and Methods for the Low Frequency Stellar and Planetary Radio Astronomy | Tests of an Active, Broad-band Antenna Array | Observing Solar Radio Bursts from the Lunar Surface | Broadband Observations of Radio Emission of Flare Stars | On Kinetic Approach to Modeling of Sources of Electromagnetic Radiation Located in Planet/Stellar Electroctromagnetic Structures (abstract) | On Dust Kinetic Alfv´en Waves and Streaming Instability in a Lorentzian Magnetoplasma | Improved Radio Studies of Space by Using New EM Degrees of Freedom (abstract) | 101 Things That You Might Have Wondered About Space Plasma Wave Research But Were Afraid To Ask! | List of Participants

The 7th International Workshop on "Planetary, Solar and Heliospheric Radio Emissions" is the continuation of an established tradition: This PRE VII conference followed previous successful international workshops held at Graz, Austria, in 1984, 1987, 1991, 1996, 2001, and 2005. This 7th workshop in September 2010 offered again the unique opportunity to discuss the observations from Cassini at Saturn and to investigate the measurements by other spacecraft and from the ground of the Jovian, terrestrial and solar radio emissions, also including studies on radiation from exoplanetary sources. 

Proceedings of the 7th International Workshop on Planetary, Solar and Heliospheric Radio Emissions held at Graz, Austria September 15-17, 2010

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Planetary Radio Emissions VII

Foreword | Planetary Radio Astronomy, Fifty Years Ago and Fifty Years Hence | Father Zeus | The Birthplace of Planetary Radio Astronomy: the Seneca, Maryland observatory 50 years after Burke and Franklin´s Jupiter Radio Emission Discovery | First Observations of Jupiter´s Radio Emissions in Florida | Cassini Radio and Plasma Wave Observations at Saturn | SKR Polarization and Source Localization with the Cassini/RPWS/HFR Instrument: First Results | External Control of Saturn Kilometric Radiation | Saturn Rotation Modulated ENA and SKR Emissions: Implications for Magnetic Field Asymmetry | Model of a Variable Radio Period for Saturn | Cassini Magnetic Field Observations of Saturn´s Internal Planetary Magnetic Field | Observations of Langmuir Waves Detected by the Cassini Spacecraft | An Electron Density Model for Saturn´s Inner Magnetosphere | Quasi Thermal Noise in Bernstein Waves at Saturn | Funnel-shaped Emissions by Cassini Close to the Saturn´s B Ring | Cassini RPWS and Imaging Observations of Saturn Lightning | Physical Properties and Detection of Saturn´s Lightning Radio Bursts | On the Intensity of Saturn Lightning | Is Titan a Radio Source? | Propagation of the Alfvén Waves Generated by the Interaction of Titan with Magnetospheric Plasma | The "Radio Horizon" Effect as a Possible Explanation of the Planetary Auroral Radio Emission Phenomenology | Origin of Active Longitude in Jovian Decametric Radio Emission | Jovian Active Longitude: a Parametric Study | Study of the Modelled Occurrence Variability of the Jovian Decametric Emissions | Jupiter S-burst Polarization Measurements Using the Waveform Receiver | Investigation of the Jovian S-Emission Dynamic Spectrum Features | S-Bursts and the Jupiter Ionospheric Alfvén Resonator | Jovian Bursty High-Latitude Emissions Revisited: The Ulysses-Jupiter Distant Encounter | Ulysses Observations of Jovian Radio Emissions over a Wide Range of Jovicentric Latitude | Recent Progress in the Measurement of Jupiter´s Decametric Radio Source Parameters by the Modulation Lane Method | The Internet Jupiter Radio Observatory and Modulation Lanes Observed by the New UFRO Jove Spectograph | The Radio JOVE Project: Amateurs Working with Professionals | Auroral Kilometric Radiation Source Region Variations with Season and Solar Cycle | Thin Plasma Cavities as a Source of the Auroral Kilometric Radiation | Partially Filled AKR Emission Cones | Variation of AKR Source Altitude as a  Result of Ionosphere-Magnetosphere Interaction | Ordered Fine Structure in the Radio Emission Observed by Cassini, Cluster and Polar | Transionospheric Propagation Parameters Calculated from Empirical Electron Density Models Adapted to Realistic Conditions | Adapting Empirical Electron Density Models to Disturbed Conditions | Observation of Continuum Radiation Close to the Plasmapause: Evidence for Small Scale Sources | Man-made Radio Emissions Recorded by Cassini/RPWS During Earth Flyby | The Electrostatic Potential at the Earth´s Quasi-Parallel Bow Shock | Mathematical Model of Magnetic Field Perturbations by Currents in the Earth´s Magnetosphere | Influence of the Ion Flow Direction on the Modified Two Stream Instability | Radio Emission of Solar Flare Particle Acceleration | On Possible Escape of Electron Cyclotron Maser Radiation From Active Regions in the Solar Corona | Generation of Highly Energetic Electrons at the Reconnection Outflow Shock During Solar Flares | Transport of Energetic Electrons Through the Solar Corona and the Interplanetary Space | On the Relation Between Large-Scale Coronal Waves and Metric Type Il Solar Radio Bursts | Sporadic Solar Radio Emission at Decameter Wavelengths | Observations of Solar S-bursts at the decameter wavelengths | Properties of Very Short-Duration Solar Radio Bursts | New Families of Super Short Radio Bursts | Spectral Study of Solar Type III Decametric Bursts | Excitation of electrostatic waves in a flaring plasma | Predictions for Dynamic Spectra and Source Regions of Type Il Radio Bursts in the Inhomogenous Corona and Solar Wind | Dynamic Processes in Groups of Solar Coronal Magnetic Loops Observed in Microwaves | On the 3D Kinetic Modeling of a Magnetotail/Solar Streamer by a Plasma Flow Over Magnetic Dipole and Toroid | Mechanism of Relativistic Jet Formation and Generation of Synchroton Radiation | The STEREO Mission and the S/WAVES Instrument | Numerical Analysis of the STEREO WAVES Antennas: First Results | Wire-Grid Simulations of the Mars Express/MARSIS Antenna System | Microsat and Lunar-Based Imaging of Radio Bursts | Low Frequency Observation on the Moon | Utilizing Existing Decameter Radio Telescopes as Pathfinders Towards LOFAR - LWA - LOIS Science and Technology | Jupiter Burst Observation with LOFAR/ITS | Planetary and Solar Radio Emission Studies with the Long Wavelength Array | SURA-WAVES Experiments: Calibration of the Cassini/RPWS/HFR Instrumentation | Hot Jupiters and Magnetized Stars: Giant Analogs of the Satellite-Jupiter System? | The Influence of Stellar Coronal Mass Ejections on Exoplanetary Radio Emission | Search of Non-Thermal Radio Emission from Planets and Stars at Decameter Wavelength | Search for Radio Emission from Extrasolar Planets: Preliminary Analysis of GMRT Data | Search for Radio Emission from Extrasolar Planets: the Observation Campaign | Radio Detection of Extrasolar Planets: Present and Future Prospects | Email-list of participants

Der 6. Internationale Workshop über „Planetare und Solare Radiostrahlung“ ist nun bereits eine etablierte Tradition: Diese PRE VI Konferenz war die Fortsetzung einer Serie erfolgreicher internationaler Workshops, welche in Graz, Österreich, in den Jahren 1984, 1987, 1991, 1996 und 2001 abgehalten wurden. Dieser 6. Workshop im April 2005 bot die einmalige Gelegenheit, die Beobachtungen der Raumsonde Cassini, welche sich Saturn näherte, zu diskutieren, sowie die Messungen nach dem Einschwenken in den Saturn Orbit am 1. Juli 2004, zu analysieren. Eine Reihe von Beiträgen befasst sich mit diesen neuen Erkenntnissen, insbesondere mit der Saturn Radiostrahlung SKR und den Saturn Electrostatic Discharges (SEDs), Blitzphänomenen in der Saturn-Atmosphäre. Jedoch werden auch andere planetare Radiokomponenten von der Erde und von Jupiter behandelt, letztere auch unter dem Aspekt eines großen Ereignisses und Jahrestages: Im April 2005 sind es genau 50 Jahre seit der unerwarteten und überraschenden Entdeckung von Jupiter als Radiostrahler, entdeckt von Bernie Burke und Ken Franklin. Beide haben entsprechende Beiträge und persönliche Erinnerungen für diesen Proceedingsband bereitgestellt, Bernie war selbst am Workshop anwesend. Solare Radiobursts, in vieler Hinsicht unterschiedlich zur planetaren Radiostrahlung, wird eingehend beschrieben, gerade auch im Hinblick auf die bevorstehende NASA Stereo Raummission, welche zum ersten Mal einen stereoskopischen Blick auf die Sonne und ihre Umgebung werfen kann. Der Proceedingsband „PRE VI“ wird mit einer CD-ROM mitgeliefert, welche alle vorangegangenen Workshops PRE I bis VI umfasst und somit eine beinahe vollständige Abdeckung dieses Forschungsgebietes über mehr als zwei Jahrzehnte bereitstellt. The 6th International Workshop on Planetary and Solar Radio Emissions" is now an established tradition: This PRE VI conference was a continuation of successful international workshops held at Graz, Austria, in 1984, 1987, 1991, 1996, and 2001. This 6th workshop in April 2005 offered the unique opportunity to discuss the observations from Cassini approaching Saturn and to investigate the measurements retrieved during the first orbits of Cassini around Saturn after Saturn Orbit Insertion on July 1, 2004. A number of contributions deal with these novel findings putting Saturn and its radio wave phenomena, in particular the Saturn Kilometric Radiation SKR and the Saturn Electrostatic Discharges SEDs (lightning phenomena in Saturn’s atmosphere), into the focal point of interest. However, other planetary radio components from Earth and Jupiter have also been addressed, the latter under the aspect on the occasion of a great anniversary: April 2005 was almost exactly 50 years after the serendipitous discovery of Jupiter as a radio emitter, by Bernie Burke and Ken Franklin, both with contributions of personal reminiscences in this proceedings, and Bernie personally attending the workshop. Solar electromagnetic radiation, in many aspects different with regard to planetary radio emission, was highlighted by the upcoming NASA Stereo mission which will, for the first time provide a stereoscopic view of the sun and its environment. The volume "PRE VI comes along with a CD-ROM covering all previous workshops PRE I through VI and provides an almost complete coverage of this research topic over more than two decades. 

Proceedings of the 6th International Workshop held at Graz, Austria April 20‒22, 2005

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Wiliam S. Kurth

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