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241. NSSC Researcher Attends Sun-climate School “Impact of Solar Variability on the Earth’s Climate” in Greece
 To provide young scientists with a global understanding of the Sun-climate connection and facilitate the multidisciplinary interaction between young scientists worldwide, a training school entitled Impact of Solar Variability on the Earth’s Climate was held in Thessaloniki, Greece, under the auspic
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242. SEPC Researchers Probe into the Effect of Seed Electron Injection
 It has been widely accepted that chorus-driven resonant interaction is an important mechanism responsible for the phase space density (PSD) evolution of electrons in the radiation belt. Recently, a research group from Space Environment Prediction Center (SEPC), affiliated to National Space Science C
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243. Unravelling the Ionospheric Secrets in Chinese Low latitude Zone
 Though the original motivation for satellite navigation was for military purposes, one cannot deny that it has now become a necessity in daily life. But few knows that one of the key parameters affecting the quality of satellite navigation lies in the ionosphere, a region of the upper atmosphere fro
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244. NSFC’s Program to Study the Energy Transportation Process in Space Weather Concluded
 Sponsored by National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), the program led by the State Key Laboratory of Space Weather, National Space Science Center, to study the multi-level energy transportation process in space weather was officially ended on Apr. 9th, 2013. Focused on the main topic of
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245. 【Xinhua】China Conducts First Space Science Active Experiment
  BEIJING, April 5 (Xinhua) -- China's first space science active experiment was conducted Friday morning to study the dynamical processes of the Earth's ionosphere, a top scientific institute said. The experiment conducted at a sounding rocket launch site in Danzhou, south China's Hainan Province, w
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246. QUESS Project Enters Engineering Phase
 QUESS Project took an important step forward with the project comes to engineering Phase, announced on 10th Dec. at a mobilization meeting held in National Space Science Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS).   As one of the seven satellite projects of the Strategic Pioneer Program on space sc
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247. New Methods of Data Calibration for High Power-Aperture Lidar
   How to optimize the methods for data calibration is of great concern to Dr. GUAN Sai and Prof. YANG Guotao. As members of the ground-based detection group affiliated to State Key Laboratory of Space Weather, National Space Science Center, their job deals with numerous data obtained from the Meri
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248. SPACE SCIENCE ACTIVITIES IN CHINA --- 2010-2012 NATIONAL REPORT
 
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249. Newly Discovered Patterns Challenge the Popular Pulsar Emission Models
 A research team led by National Space Science Center (NSSC), Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) and PeKing University has successfully simulated new patterns of pulsed gamma-ray emission from newly discovered millisecond pulsars (MSPs) based on the sensitive Fermi data, which sheds light on the study
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250. Recent Development and Prelimiary Results of Chinese Meridian Project
 
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251. Oxygen ion precipitation in the Martian atmosphere and its relation with the crustal magnetic fields
   A research group led by Li Lei, researcher in Laboratory of Solar System Exploration in National Space Science Center, CAS found the relation of Oxygen ion precipitation in the Martian atmosphere with the crustal magnetic fields which was published in Journal of Geophysical Research, VOL. 116. 2
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252. Imaging Interplanetary CMEs at Radio Frequency from Solar Polar Orbit.
      A research group led by researcher Wu Ji published their findings in Advances in Space Research, VOL. 48, 5, 2011 titled Imaging Interplanetary CMEs at Radio Frequency from Solar Polar Orbit.   Coronal mass ejections (CMEs) represent a great concentration of mass and energy input into the
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253. Breakthrough achieved in imaging tests of geostationary interferometric millimeter-wave sounder
   Significant progress has been made in a serial of field imaging tests on the GIMS (Geostationary Interferometric Millimeter-wave Sounder) demonstrator, in early July, 2011. The first retrieved brightness temperature images taken on some neighborhood buildings around CSSAR registered good image q
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254. First vehicular sodium wind/temperature lidar developed by CSSAR
 The first vehicular sodium wind/temperature lidar in the world began to take the measurements of the three dimensional winds, temperatures and sodium atomic densities in the mesopause regions (about 85-105km altitude) successfully from 28-30 December, 2010. This new lidar was developed by the Center
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255. Integrated Test of Sounding Rocket Finished
 The first integrated test of sounding rocket, a sub-Project of the Meridian Project, was finished on August 22, 2010. This is the second sounding rocket, and the first one is a meteorological rocket, which was launched successfully from Hainan Sounding Rocket Base (HSRB) at 4:00 P.M. on July 3, 201
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256. Observation of Deep Dielectric Discharging from a Simulated Spacecraft Component by SEELab
 Deep dielectric charging and discharging resulted from high energy penetrating electrons in space, is one of the key anomaly causes for GEO and MEO spacecrafts, which provide navigation, communication and weather services. Unfortunately, the process and mechanism of deep dielectric discharging in co
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257. Chinese Meridian Program introduced prominently in Space Weather
 New Chains of Space Weather Monitoring Stations in China, written by Prof. WANG Chi, director of Space Center State Key Laboratory of Space Weather and general chief of Meridian Program, was published in America academic journal space weather and reported prominently in the website of the journal. M
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258. 38th COSPAR Assembly Held in Breman
 The 38th COSPAR Assembly was held in Bremen, Germany from July 18 to 25, 2010. JIANG Mianheng, Vice President of Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) attended the meeting and issued Jeoujang Jaw Award to Prof. C.T.Swift from University of Massachusetts in the opening ceremony. Jeoujang Jaw Award was w
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259. Prof. WU Ji Elected Deputy Chairman of COSPAR
 The new leadership of COSPAR was generated during the period of the 38th COSPAR Assembly on July 17th, 2010. Giovanni Bignami from Italy was elected as the chairman of COSPAR. Chinese Scientist WU Ji and America scientist Robert Lin were commonly elected as the deputy chairman. It is the first time
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260. The Second joint COSPAR/CAS Jeoujang Jaw Award Review Meeting Held
 CSSAR---The Second review meeting of COSPAR/CAS Jeoujang Jaw Award was held in Chinese Academy of Sciences on May 6th, 2010. JIANG Mianheng, Vice President of CAS,chaired the review. Prof. WU Ji, secretary general of CNCOSPAR and 11 Academicians attended the conference. The review board selected
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261. Prof. WU Ji Honored with Certificate for Contributions to Success of IHY
 Prof. WU Ji, Director of Center for Space Science and Applied Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CSSAR), was honored with a certificate for his creation vision, outstanding leadership, and significant contributions to the success of the International Heliophysical Year 2007. The International Helio...
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262. The Third China-Japan Information and Communications Technology Forum Held
 The Third China-Japan Information and Communications Technology Forum 2010, jointly organized by Center for Space Science and Applied Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences(CSSAR) and National Institute of Information and Communications Technology(NICT), was held in Tokyo, Japan from 21-23 April,2010. A...
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263. Observation of Deep Dielectric Discharging from a Simulated Spacecraft Component by SEELab
 Deep dielectric charging and discharging resulted from high energy penetrating electrons in space, is one of the key anomaly causes for GEO and MEO spacecrafts, which provide navigation, communication and weather services. Unfortunately, the process and mechanism of deep dielectric discharging in compl...
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264. INPE Director Visits CSSAR
 A delegation from Brazil Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE) visited Center for Space Science and Applied Research (CSSAR), Chinese Academy of Sciences on March 19th, 2010. Prof. WU Ji, director of CSSAR and some researchers met them. Prof. WU Ji shown his warm welcome to this delegation h...
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265. Dr. Werner Magnes from Austria Academy of Sciences Delivers Report in CSSAR
 Dr. Werner Magnes from Austria Academy of Sciences delivered a report in the center for space science and applied research(CSSAR)on March 9, 2010. His topic is CDSM——A New Scalar Magnetometer, which introduced briefly the function principle and electronics design of CDSM, a New Scalar Magnetome...
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266. Special High Performance Computing Platform for Meridian Project Built
 Special high performance computing platform consists of 1024 computing nodes, with Intel Xeon 3.0 GHz quad-core processors and 2 GB main memory. The combined theoretical peak of this system is about 12.28 TFLOPS. Both fast Ethernet management network (Ruijie RG-S7600 series) and Infiniband computing ne...
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267. Prof. Bonnet was granted the Award for International Scientific Cooperation of CAS
 In the closing ceremony of anunal work meeting of CAS in 2009, three foreign scientists were granted the Award for International Scientific Cooperation of Chinese Academy of Sciences on Jan.27, 2010. Roger Maurice Bonnet, chairman of COSPAR, recommened by CSSAR received this honor and consequently our ...
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268. JAXA Delegation visited CSSAR
 JAXA delegation consisting of 10 people visited CSSAR recently. Wu Ji, director of CSSAR and several researchers attended the conference. Akira Awasawa, minister of the International Affairs Department introduced the space research organization and policy of Japan as well as JAXA. Wu Ji, director of CS...
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269. Sino-Russian Joint Mars Exploration Scientific Workshop Held
 Sino-Russian joint Mars exploration scientific team workshop was held in the center for space science and applied research (CSSAR) on December 29, 2009. It was chaired by WANG Chi, chief engineer of Sino-Russian joint Mars exploration scientific application system. Prof. WU Ji, director of CSSAR stated...
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270. Volker Liebig, ESA deputy director visits CSSAR
 On the morning of October 28, Volker Liebig, deputy director of the European Space Agency, visited CSSAR. Wu Ji, director of CSSAR, Liu Bo, deputy director of CSSAR, Liu Heguang, assistant director and part of the researchers of the Optical and Microwave Remote Sensing Laboratory joined the meeting. Mr...
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