Engineering: Space instrumentation. Field
instrumentation. Signal processing. Control systems. Digital and
analog electronics. Microprocessor systems. Software
engineering. Completed substantial amount of BSEE coursework, and
approximately 2/3 course work towards a MSEE while studying for PhD.
Languages: Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, English, French,
German, understand some Dutch, understand some Spanish.
Research Interests
Optical interferometry techniques and instrumentation.
Sensor networks
Magnetospheric and space physics.
Distributed computing.
Machine intelligence, machine learning, and advanced data analysis techniques.
Data fusion and data assimilation.
Space transportation and space elevators.
Courses Taught
Graduate Instrumentation and Measurements
Digital Electronics Laboratory
Introduction to optics
Signals and Systems Laboratory
Microcontrollers Laboratory
Analog Electronics Laboratory
Funded Proposals
"Magnetic structure and current signatures of storms and
substorms" (NASA/Living with a Star)
"Distributed Sensor Networks with Collective Computation"
(LANL/LDRD)
"Interferometry Science and Technology" (U. S. Navy)
"Time series analysis, prediction, and classification with genetic
programming" (LANL/U.S. Department of Energy)
Narrative
I started my professional career as a graduate student in the
Department of Astronomy at Boston University where I worked with
Professors Theodore Fritz and Harlan Spence on magnetospheric physics,
instrumentation, and data analysis problems. I was involved in the
testing and commissioning of instruments for the NASA Polar spacecraft
as well as for the ESA Cluster spacecraft, in Boston (flight detector
testing), at Goddard Space Flight Center (pre-launch testing), at the
Polar spacecraft contractor's facility in New Jersey (thermal vacuum
testing), and at the ESA launch facility in Kourou (pre-launch
testing). Some of my early graduate school years were also spent
writing an object-oriented interactive data analysis and display
package for space physics data sets. While it was never widely used,
it was the seed that inspired the now widely used PAPCO package. My
PhD dissertation was in part based on data from the Polar spacecraft,
and presented some unique, new measurements of Energetic Neutral Atoms
(ENAs), which have since been confirmed and developed further using
data from the IMAGE satellite.
In 1998 I received my PhD and began a postdoc at Los Alamos National
Laboratory in New Mexico. I initially worked on attempting to
understand the data from a prototype ENA detector, named LENA-p,
launched on a military satellite in a high eccentricity orbit. The
data from LENA-p appeared corrupted, and I moved on to other tasks. I
did additional work on the Polar ENA data, worked on data assimilation
and data fusion, including a method for measuring magnetospheric
electric and magnetic fields from time-series correlation of drifting
energetic particle populations. In the final year of my 3-year postdoc
I began supporting LANL's role in the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS)
project. The SDSS was a ambitious project astronomical project to
digitally map a large fraction of the night sky for primarily
cosmological studies. My work there consisted of observing support at
Apache Point Observatory in southern New Mexico, calibration work, and
control system work.
Toward the end of my postdoc I also spent time building a new program
at LANL to study autonomous sensor networks. Sensor networks is a term
now used for large wireless networks of simple nodes with sensing,
computing, and two-way communication to nearby neighbors. Sensor
networks are characterized by low power consumption, robustness,
stealth, and autonomy. It therefore has many uses from espionage to
scientific data collection. I worked on sensor networks from 2000
until 2003, and authored several successful proposals.
In late 2000 I became involved with the Magdalena Ridge Observatory
(MRO) Consortium, a group of universities gathered to build a
long-baseline optical interferometer for astronomy in central New
Mexico. The interferometer is currently under construction. My work
with MRO has consisted primarily of contributing to the overall
design, and working on the design of the control system. However,
since 2006 I am working on simulating the central phase tracking loop
of the interferometer. In 2004 I initiated a program to study the
ground layer atmospheric turbulence at the MRO site. I designed and
built a battery operated instrument with wireless data acquisition
capable of operating for many months without maintenance.
Through my work with MRO I became acquainted with the optical
interferometry group at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory. I have
been collaborating with that group since 2001 on work related to the
Navy Prototype Optical Interferometer (NPOI), in Flagstaff, AZ. My
work with the NPOI has consisted primarily of developing new methods
for performing long coherent integration by post-processing the short
exposures recorded by the instruments. In 2004 we published a paper
showing the first optical visibility phase measured with the NPOI, and
numerous other papers have followed since. In optical interferometry
atmospheric turbulence limits exposures to a few milliseconds. However,
integrations of many seconds or minutes are often needed in order to
obtain sufficient signal to noise ratio (SNR) to make the measurement
useful. Unfortunately the noise characteristics of the short exposures
is such that SNR builds only slow as the integration time is
increased. The coherent integration techniques I have developed
overcome this problem, allowing much higher SNR measurements to be
performed in a short amount of time.
In 2003 I developed an interest in space elevators, prompted by
colleagues inside and outside of LANL. A space elevator is a cable
reaching from a point near the Earth's equator through geostationary
orbit and approximately 100,000 km into space. At the moment, carbon
nanotubes (CNTs) is the only material which is strong enough to be
used as a building material for a space elevator - at least in theory;
A macroscopic material that approaches even a fraction of the measured
strength of individual CNTs has yet to be demonstrated. A space
elevator could potentially replace some rocket launches and reduce the
cost of space access. My primary interests are the study of the
magnetospheric environment in the vicinity of the space elevator
cable, and how it interacts with the cable, the cargo, and
passengers. I have demonstrated that both the radiation environment
and the electromagnetic interactions between the space elevator cable
and the time-varying magnetospheric magnetic field are serious
concerns that need further study.
In 2005 I received funding to develop methods for applying genetic
programming to time-series data analysis problems. The typical problem
is one in which we seek a non-linear relationship between a set of
"input" time series and an "output" time series. The genetic algorithm
searches a space of algorithms or function trees which can represent
possible solutions to this problem. I am using this approach not
simply to find empirical relationships (other methods, such as neural
nets, can do that), but to use the genetic algorithm to develop
human-readable functional relationship which may lend themselves to be
analyzed for physical understanding. The method is easily combined
with physical intuition and can be constrained to search for
particular classes of solutions (for example 1st order differential
equations). I have developed a software tools and applied them to
prediction problems in space physics.
During the 2006-2007 academic year I was a visiting assistant
professor at New Mexico Tech in New Mexico. In the fall 2006 semester
I taught EE 521 Instrumentation and Measurements, EE 231L Digital
Electronics Laboratory. In the spring 2007 semester I taught OPT 300
Introduction to Optics, EE 212L Signals and Systems Laboratory, EE
308L Microcontrollers Laboratory, and advised a group of 4th year
undergraduate students on a design project. I spent the summer 2007
working at Los Alamos National Laboratory. In the fall 2007 I returned
to New Mexico Tech in a tenure track assistant professor
position. During the fall 2007 semester I taught EE 521
Instrumentation and Measurements, and EE 321L Analog Electronics
Laboratory. I also sponsored a 4th year design team to build a balloon
experiment for measuring atmospheric turbulence up to an altitude of
30 km, as well as advised another team building a high-speed sampling
system for Doppler measurements of explosion fragments. In the spring
2008 semester I am teaching EE 322 Advanced Analog Electronics, and EE
322L the associated laboratory class, and will continue advising the
4th year design teams. My current research focus is on optical
interferometry with the NPOI, machine learning for data analysis, and
most recently Kalman filtering for modeling of the Earth's
plasmasphere.
Publications
Contos, A R, L A Sanchez, A M Jorgensen. BUSEFL:
The Boston University Space Environment Forecast Laboratory.
American Institute of Physics conference proceedings 383 of the
1994 Workshop on the Earth's Trapped Particle Environment.
Jorgensen, A M, K L
Hirsch, M J Alothman, S Braginsky, T A Fritz. Electric Field
Instrument Using Radiated Electrons (E-FIRE): An Innovative Approach
to the Measurement of Electric Fields in the Earth's
Magnetosphere. Proceedings of the Chapman Conference on Measurement
Techniques for Space Plasmas, Santa Fe, NM, 1995.
Jorgensen, A M, H E
Spence, T J Hughes, D McDiarmid. A study of Omega bands and Ps6
pulsations on the ground at low-altitude and at geostationary
orbit. J. Geophys. Res, 104, 14705-14716, 1999.
Spence, H E, A M
Jorgensen, W J Hughes, J F Fennell, J L Roeder.Towards inner
magnetosphere particle and field models. Adv. Space Res., 20, 427,
1997.
Jorgensen, A M, H E
Spence. The importance of separating the space and time variations
of auroral precipitation: dual DMSP-F6 and -F8
observations. Adv. Space Res., 20, 453, 1997.
Henderson, M G, G
D Reeves, H E Spence, R B Sheldon, A M Jorgensen, J B Blake, J
F Fennell. First Energetic Neutral Images from Polar
CEPPAD/IPS. Geophys. Res. Lett., Vol. 24, No. 9, May 15,
1997.
Jorgensen, A M, H E
Spence, M G Henderson, G D Reeves, M Sugiura, T Kamei. Energetic
Neutral Atom (ENA) measurements and their correlation with the Dst
index. Geophys. Res. Lett, Vol. 24, No. 24, December 15,
1997. (Received, September 5, 1997, Accepted October 24,
1997).
Jorgensen, A. M.. Global dynamics of the hot plasma
in the inner magnetosphere: Energetic neutral atom (ENA) and in situ
measurements. PhD dissertation, Boston University Department of
Astronomy, Boston, MA, USA, 1998.
Henderson, M G, G D
Reeves, H E Spence, R B Sheldon, A M Jorgensen, J F Fennell, J
B Blake, E C Roelof. Energetic Neutral Atom Imaging with the Polar
CEPPAD/IPS instrument: Initial forward modeling results, Physics and
Chemistry of the Earth, 24(1/3), 203-208, 1999.
Henderson, M G, G D
Reeves, A M Jorgensen, H E Spence, L A Frank, J B Sigwarth, J F
Fennell, J L Roeder, J B Blake, K Yumoto, S Bourdarie. Polar
CEPPAD/IPS Energetic Neutral Atom (ENA) Images of a Substorm
Injection. Adv. Space Res., 25, 2407-2416, 2000.
Jorgensen, A
M, H E Spence, M G Henderson, G D Reeves. Association
of Energetic Neutral Atom (ENA) bursts and magnetospheric
substorms. J. Geophys. Res., 105, 18753-18764, 2000.
Jorgensen, A M, M G Henderson, E C Roelof, G D Reeves, H E
Spence. Charge exchange contribution to the decay of the ring
current, measured by energetic neutral atoms (ENAs). J. Geophys. Res.,
106, 1931-1938, 2001.
Smith, J. Allyn, Douglas L. Tucker, Stephen Kent, Michael
W. Richmond, Masataka Fukugita, Takahashi Ichikawa, Shin-ichi
Ichikawa, Anders M. Jorgensen, Alan Uomoto, James E. Gunn,
Masaru Hamabe, Masaru Watanabe, Alin Tolea, Arne Henden, James Annis,
Jeffrey R. Pier, Timothy A. McKay, Jon Brinkman, Bing Chen, Jon
Holtzman, Kazuhiro Shimasaku, and Donald G. York. The u'g'r'i'z'
Standard-star System. Astron. J., 123, 2121-2144, 2002.
Andersson, B.-G., R. Idzi, Alan Uomoto, P. G. Wannier, B. Chen,
and A. M. Jorgensen. A spectroscopic and Photometric Survey
of Stars in the Field of L1457: A New Distance
Determination. Astron. J., 124, 2164-2177, 2002.
Andersson, B.-G., R. Idzi, Alan Uomoto, P. G. Wannier,
B. Chen, and A. M. Jorgensen. Erratum: "A spectroscopic and
Photometric Survey of Stars in the Field of L1457: A New Distance
Determination." Astron. J., 124, 2164, 2002.
Dreicer, J. S., A. M. Jorgensen, E. E. Dors.
Distributed sensor network with collective computation for situational
awareness. AIP Conference Proceedings, 632, 235-243, 2002.
Dreicer J. S., A. M. Jorgensen, R. J. Nemzek.
Distributed sensor network with collective computation for in-situ
acoustic signal triangulation. LANL technical report LA-UR-02-6342,
2002.
Abazajian, Kevork,...,A. M. Jorgensen,... The First
Data Release of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey. The Astronomical
Journal, 126, 2081-2086, 2003.
Jorgensen, A. M. A Bayesian Approach to Nuclear
Detection and Characterization in a Distributed Sensor Network with
Collective Computation. Los Alamos National Laboratory technical
report LA-UR-03-2590, 2003.
Abazajian, Kevork,...,A. M. Jorgensen,... The Second
Data Release of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey. The Astronomical
Journal, 128, 502, 2004.
Jorgensen, A
M, H E Spence, W J Hughes, H J Singer. The Global
Structure of the Ring Current. J. Geophys. Res, 109, pA12204,
2004.
Jorgensen, A. M., D. M. Mozurkewich, R. Hindsley,
T. Armstrong, T. Pauls, C. Gilbreath.. Fringe fitting for coherent
integrations with the NPOI. Proc. SPIE, v.5491, pt.1-3, p.1474-1485,
2004.
Finkbeiner, D. P.,...,Jorgensen, A. M.,. Sloan Digital
Sky Survey Imaging of low Galactic latitude field: Technical summary
and data release. Astronomical Journal, 128, 2577-2592, November,
2004.
Jorgensen, A. M., B. Gassend, R. H. W. Friedel,
T. Cayton. Space Elevator Radiation Hazards and how to Mitigate
Them. Proceedings of the 3rd space elevator conference, 2004.
Patamia, S. E., A. M. Jorgensen. Beyond Normal Modes
- Real-Time All Scale Elastic Dynamics of a Single-Cable Space
Elevator. Proceedings of the 3rd space elevator conference,
2004.
Laubscher, Bryan, Anders Jorgensen. Science on a Space
Elevator. Proceedings of the 3rd space elevator conference,
2004.
Jorgensen, A. M., B. Gassend, R. H. W. Friedel,
T. Cayton. Radiation Hazards on a Space Elevator and Ways of
Mitigating Them. Proceedings of the 55th International Astronautical
Congress, Vancouver, Canada, August, 2004.
Abazajian, Kevork,...,A. M. Jorgensen,... The Third
Data Release of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey. Astron. J, 129,
1755-1759, March, 2005.
Neagu, Elena, Joseph E. Borovsky, Michelle F. Thomsen, S. Peter
Gary, Wolfgang Baumjohan, Rudolf A. Treumann, and
A. M. Jorgensen. Statistical analysis of the magnetic field
and ion velocity fluctuations in the near-Earth plasma
sheet. J. Geophys. Res, 110, PA05203, 2005.
Adelman-McCarthy, J.K.,...,A. M. Jorgensen,....,. The
Fourth Data Release of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey, Astrophysical
Journal (Supplements), 162,38-48, 2006.
Laubscher, B. E., R. J. Nemzek, B. J. Cooke, N. L. Olivas,
A. M. Jorgensen, J. A. Smith,
N. R. Weisse-Bernstein. Optical correction using Fourier Transform
Heterodyne. Proc. SPIE Unconventional Imaging, v.5896, p. 1-9,
2005
Pauls, T. A., H. Schmitt, C. Tycner, J. T. Armstrong,
J. Benson, J. Clark, C. G. Gilbreath, R. Hindsley, D. J. Hutter,
A. M. Jorgensen. Toward complex visibilities using optical
interferometry: multi-wavelength phase referencing. Proc. SPIE 6268
(Astronomical Telescope and Instrumentation), July 2006.
Schmitt, H. R., T. A. Pauls, C. Tycner, J. T. Armstrong,
R. B. Hindsley, D. M. Peterson, A. M. Jorgensen,
D. Mozurkewich, G. C. Gilbreath. Using differential phases in
optical interferometry. Proc. SPIE 6268 (Astronomical
Telescopes and Instrumentation), July 2006.
Jorgensen, A M, D. Mozurkewich, T. Armstrong, J. Murphy,
et al. Characterization of the NPOI fringe scanning
stroke. Proc. SPIE 6268 (Astronomical Telescopes and Instrumentation),
July 2006.
Jorgensen, A. M., D. Mozurkewich, H. Schmitt,
T. Armstrong, C. Gilbreath, R. Hindsley, T. A. Pauls, D. Peterson.
Coherent Integrations, Fringe Modeling, and Bootstrapping With the
NPOI. Proc. SPIE 6268 (Astronomical Telescopes and Instrumentation),
July 2006.
Jorgensen, A M, S. Patamia, B. Gassend. Passive
radiation shielding considerations for the proposed space
elevator. Acta Astronautica, 60, 198-209, 2007.
Jorgensen, A. M., D. Mozurkewich, T. Armstrong,
H. Schmitt, C. Gilbreath, R. Hindsley, T. A. Pauls. Improved
Coherent Integration Through Fringe Model Fitting. Astronomical
Journal, 134, 1544-1550, October 2007.
Adelman-McCarthy, Jennifer K.,...,Anders
M. Jorgensen,..., Daniel B. Zucker. The Fifth Data Release of
the Sloan Digital Sky Survey. The Astrophysical Journal Supplement
Series, Volume 172, Issue 2, pp. 634-644, October 2007.
Adelman-McCarthy, Jennifer K., ...,Anders
M. Jorgensen,..., Daniel B. Zucker. The Sixth Data Release of
the Sloan Digital Sky Survey. The Astrophysical Journal Supplement
Series, Volume 175, Issue 2, pp 297-313, April 2008.
Jorgensen, A. M., C. Jurgenson, F. Baron,
D. Klinglesmith. Simulation of fringe tracking at the Magdalena
Rdige Observatory Interferometer. Proceedings of the SPIE
Conference Astronomical Telescopes and instrumentation, June
2008.
Jorgensen, A. M., H. Schmitt, R. Zavala, R. Hindsley,
J. T. Armstrong, T. A. Pauls, D. Mozurkewich, C. Tycner.
Measurements of binary stars with coherent integration of NPOI
data. Proceedings of the SPIE Conference Astronomical Telescopes and
instrumentation, June 2008.
Jorgensen, A. M., D. Mozurkewich, H. Schmitt,
R. Hindsley, J. T. Armstrong, T. A. Pauls. Practical coherent
integration in optical interferometry. Proceedings of the SPIE
Conference Astronomical Telescopes and instrumentation, June
2008.
Schmitt, H. R., T. A. Pauls, J. T. Armstrong, D. Mozurkewich,
R. B. Hindsley, A. Jorgensen, C. Tycner, R. Zavala,
J. A. Benson, D. J. Hutter. Solving the Imaging Problem with
Coherently Integrated Multiwavelength Data. Proceedings of the SPIE
Conference Astronomical Telescopes and instrumentation, June
2008.
Hutter, Donald J., James A. Benson, Tim Buschmann, Michael
DiVittorio, Robert T. Zavala, Kenneth J. Johnson, J. Thomas Armstrong,
Robert B. Hindsley, Henrique R. Schmitt, James H. Clark III, Sergio
R. Restaino, Christopher Tycner, Anders M. Jorgensen, and Sam
Davis. . NPOI: Recent progress and future prospects. Proceedings
of the SPIE conference Astronomical Telescopes and Instrumentation,
June 2008.
accepted:
Jorgensen, A M, D. Klinglesmith, J. Speights. Design
and test of an instrument for performing microthermal measurements on
Magdalena Ridge. Submitted to Astronomical Journal, June 2006.
submitted:
Schmitt, H. R., T. A. Pauls, C. Tycner, J. T. Armstrong,
R. T. Zavala, J. A. Benson, G. C. Gilbreath, R. B. Hindsley,
D. J. Hutter, K. J. Johnston, A. M. Jorgensen, D. Mozurkewich,
D. M. Peterson. Navy Prototype Optical Interferometer Imaging of
Line Emission Regions of Beta Lyrae Using Differential Phase
Referencing. Submitted to Astronomical Journal,
2007.
in preparation:
Jorgensen, A M. Space weather prediction with the
help of genetic programming. To be submitted to Space Weather journal,
2008.
Jorgensen, A. M., D. Mozurkewich, J. T. Armstrong,
H. Schmitt, T. Pauls, R. Hindsley. Calibration of coherently
integrated visibility amplitudes. To be submitted to Astronomical
Journal, 2008.
Jorgensen, A. M., D. Mozurkewich, J. T. Armstrong,
H. Schmitt, T. Pauls, R. Hindsley. Using single baseline phases in
optical interferometry. To be submitted to Astronomical Journal,
2008.
Meeting Presentations
Jorgensen, A M, T A Fritz, G M Erickson, W J Hughes.
Dynamics of a Plasmoid Formed During the May 13, 1985 AMPTE Barium
Release, Eos Trans. AGU, 74, presented at the 1993 Spring AGU
meeting, Baltimore, MD, May 1993.
Jorgensen, A M, T A Fritz, G M Erickson. Dynamics
of a Plasmoid Formed During the May 13, 1985 AMPTE Barium Release,
EOS Trans. AGU, 74, presented at the 1993 Fall AGU meeting, San
Francisco, CA, December, 1993.
Jorgensen, A M, T A Fritz, A R Contos, L A Sanchez.
The Boston University Space Environment Forecast Laboratory Mission
Operations and Data Analysis. Presented at the 1994 Workshop on the
Earth's Trapped Particle Environment, Taos, NM, August, 1994.
Jorgensen, A M, T A Fritz. 3-D Reconstruction of
the May 13, 1985 AMPTE/IRM Barium Release. Eos Trans. AGU, 75,
presented at the 1994 Fall AGU meeting, San Francisco, CA, December,
1994.
Jorgensen, A M, T A Fritz, M J Alothman, K L Hirsch.
Electric Field Instrument Using Radiated Electrons (E-FIRE): An Innovative
Approach to the Measurement of Electric Fields in the Earth's
Magnetosphere. Presented at the Chapman Conference on Measurement
Techniques for Space Plasmas, Santa Fe, NM, April, 1995.
Jorgensen, A M. BUDDHA. Boston University Data
Display and Handling Application. Presented at the Cluster Ground
Based Coordination Workshop, Rome, Italy, April, 1995.
Jorgensen, A M, H E Spence, T J Hughes, D McDiarmid. A
study of Omega Bands and Ps-6 pulsations on the ground at low-altitude and
at geostationary orbit. Eos Trans. AGU, 76, presented at the 1995 Fall AGU
meeting, San Francisco, CA, December, 1995.
Reeves, G D, J B Blake, T A Fritz, and the CCR Team.
A First Look at the Energetic Particle Data from Polar, Eos Trans.
AGU, 77, presented at the 1996 Spring AGU meeting, Baltimore, MD,
May, 1996.
Jorgensen, A M, H E Spence, T J Hughes, D McDiarmid.
The outer inner magnetosphere. Omega-bands and plasma density.
Presented at the Geospace Environment Modeling (GEM) workshop, Snowmass,
CO, June 1996.
Jorgensen, A M, H E Spence, T J Hughes, D McDiarmid.
The coupling between auroral Omega bands and the inner magnetosphere.
Presented at the 31st COSPAR Scientific Assembly, Birmingham, UK, July
1996.
Spence, H E, A M Jorgensen, J. F. Fennell, and
J. L. Roeder, Towards inner magnetosphere particle and field models,
presentation given at the 31st Committee on Space Research Scientific
Assembly, COSPAR Abstracts, page 213, Birmingham, England, July
1996.
Reeves, G. D., M. G. Henderson, H. E. Spence, R. B. Sheldon,
A. M. Jorgensen, J. B. Blake, and J. F. Fennell. First Energetic
Neutral Atom Images from Polar. Presented at the Chapman conference in
Kanazawa, Japan, November, 1996.
Jorgensen, A M, H E Spence, T A Fritz, W J Hughes, J F
Fennell, J L Roeder. Inner Magnetosphere Models in the ISTP Era Using
POLAR With SCATHA, CRRES, DE-1, GOES-6 and -7. Eos Trans. AGU, 77,
presented at the 1996 Fall AGU meeting, San Francisco, CA, December,
1996.
Reeves, G D, M G Henderson, H E Spence, R B Sheldon, A M
Jorgensen, J. B. Blake, and J. F. Fennell. First Energetic Neutral
Atom Images from Polar. Eos Trans. AGU, 77, presented at the 1996 Fall AGU
meeting, San Francisco, CA, December, 1996.
Jorgensen, A M, H E Spence, M G Henderson, G D
Reeves. Diagnosing the state of the magnetosphere using Energetic
Neutral Atom (ENA) measurements from the POLAR/CEPPAD experiment. Eos
Trans. AGU, 78, presented at the 1997 Spring AGU meeting, Baltimore, MD,
May, 1997.
M G Henderson,G D Reeves, K R Moore, H E Spence, A M
Jorgensen, J F Fennell, J B Blake, E C Roelof. Energetic Neutral
Atom Images from the POLAR CEPPAD/IPS Instrument: Initial Forward Modeling
Results. Eos Trans. AGU, 78, presented at the 1997 Spring AGU meeting,
Baltimore, MD, May, 1997.
Jorgensen, A M, H E Spence, M G Henderson, G D Reeves, M
Sugiura, T Kamei. Global Energetic Neutral Atom (ENA) Measurements and
their association with the Dst index. Presented at the Geospace
Environment Modeling (GEM) workshop, Snowmass, Colorado, June,
1997.
[INVITED]Jorgensen, A M, H E Spence, M G
Henderson, G D Reeves, M Sugiura, T Kamei. Global Energetic
Neutral Atom (ENA) Measurements and their association with the
Dst index. Presented at the Geospace Environment Modeling (GEM)
workshop, Snowmass, Colorado, June, 1997.
Reeves, G D, M G Henderson, R D Belian, A M Jorgensen, H
E Spence, J B Blake. Global Observations of the Substorm Injection Region
Using Energetic Neutral Atom Imaging from POLAR. Presented at the
International Symposium on Solar-Terrestrial Coupling Processes, Paros,
Greece, June, 1997.
Henderson, M G, G D Reeves, E R Moore, H E Spence, A M
Jorgensen, J F Fennell, J B Blake, E C Roelof. Energetic neutral
atom images from he Polar/CEPPAD/IPS instrument: Initial forward modeling
results. Presented at the International Symposium on Solar-Terrestrial
Coupling Processes, Paros, Greece, June, 1997.
Jorgensen, A M, H E Spence, M G Henderson, G D
Reeves. Diagnosing the state of the magnetosphere using Energetic
Neutral Atom (ENA) measurements from the POLAR/CEPPAD experiment. Presented
at the 1997 IAGA meeting (by Geoff Reeves), Uppsala, Sweden, August,
1997.
Reeves, G D, M G Henderson, R D Belian, A M Jorgensen, H
E Spence, J B Blake. Global Observations of the Substorm Injection
Region Using Energetic Neutral Atom Imaging from POLAR. Presented at the
1997 IAGA meeting in Uppsala, August, 1997.
Jorgensen, A M, H E Spence, M G Henderson, G D
Reeves. Energetic Neutral Atom (ENA) Bursts Measured by POLAR and Their
Relationship to Magnetospheric Substorms. Eos Trans. AGU, 78, presented at
the 1997 Fall AGU meeting, San Francisco, CA, December 1997.
Henderson, M G, G D Reeves, H E Spence, A M Jorgensen, J
F Fennell, and J B Blake. Extracting Global Energetic Ion Distributions
from the Polar CEPPAD/IPS Energetic Neutral Atom Images. Eos Trans. AGU,
78, presented at the 1997 Fall AGU meeting, San Francisco, CA, December
1997.
Spence, H E, A M Jorgensen, T A Fritz, R B Sheldon, M G
Henderson, G D Reeves, J B Blake, J F Fennell, D N Baker. The Substorm
Injection Revealed: Global ENA Images and Simultaneous Multipoint
Observations of the Substorm Lifecycle. Eos Trans. AGU, 78, presented at
the 1997 Fall AGU meeting, San Francisco, CA, December 1997.
Jorgensen, A M, H E Spence, M G Henderson, G D
Reeves. Energetic Neutral Atom (ENA) Bursts Measured by POLAR and Their
Relationship to Magnetospheric Substorms. Presented at the Fourth
International Conference on Substorms, Lake Hamana, Japan, March 1998.
[INVITED]Jorgensen, A M, H E Spence, M G
Henderson, G D Reeves, E C Roelof. Relations between the Dst index
and Energetic Neutral Atom (ENA) Emissions from the Ring
Current. Presented at the 1998 Spring AGU meeting, Boston, MA, May
1998.
[INVITED]Spence, H E, A M Jorgensen, J Simmerer,
G D Reeves, M G Henderson. Global aspects of geomagnetic substorms
through Energetic Neutral Atom imaging. Presented at the 1998 Spring
AGU meeting, Boston, MA, May 1998.
Henderson M G, G D Reeves, R W Friedel, S Bourdarie, H E
Spence, A M Jorgensen, J F Fennell, J Roeder, J B
Blake. Energetic Neutral Atom images derived from the 4D SALAMMBO
convection-diffusion code: comparison with Polar CEPPAD/IPS ENA
images. Presented at the 1998 Spring AGU meeting, Boston, MA, May
1998.
Jorgensen, A M, H E Spence, W J Hughes, H J Singer,
J F Fennell, J L Roeder. The Global Structure of the Ring
Current. Presented at the 1998 GEM workshop, Snowmass, CO, June 1998.
Henderson, M. G., G. D. Reeves, A. M. Jorgensen,
H. E. Spence, L. A. Frank, J. B. Sigwarth, J. F. Fennell,
J. L. Roeder, J. B. Blake, K. Yumoto, and S. Bourdarie. Polar
CEPPAD/IPS energetic neutral atom (ENA) images of a substorm
injection. Presented at the 32nd COSPAR scientific Assembly, Nagoya,
Japan, 12-19 July 1998.
[INVITED]Spence, H E, D N Baker, J B Blake, J F Fennell,
T A Fritz, M G Henderson, A M Jorgensen, G D Reeves, J L
Roeder, R B Sheldon, J D Sullivan. Quantifying Energetic Particle
Transport in the Inner Magnetosphere Through Global ENA
Imaging. Presented at the 32nd COSPAR scientific Assembly, Nagoya,
Japan, July 1998.
[INVITED]Reeves, G D, M G Henderson, H E Spence, A M
Jorgensen, and J B Blake. Energetic Particle Dynamics Seen
Through Neutral Atom Images. Presented at the 1998 Western Pacific
Geophysics Meeting.
Jorgensen, A
M, M G Henderson, G D Reeves, L Kepko, H E Spence. Timing
of Energetic Neutral Atom (ENA) bursts. Presented at the 1998
Huntsville workshop, Huntsville, AL, October 21-24, 1998.
[INVITED]Henderson, M G, G D Reeves, A M
Jorgensen, H E Spence. Average Equatorial Ion Distribution
Derived from POLAR CEPPAD/IPS Energetic Neutral Atom Images. Presented
at the 1998 Huntsville workshop, Huntsville, AL, October 21-24,
1998.
[INVITED]Spence, Harlan, J. Bernard Blake, Michael
Henderson, Anders M. Jorgensen, Geoff Reeves. Energetic
Neutral Atom Imaging of the Earth's Magnetosphere: NASA/POLAR
Spacecraft Results. Presented at the American Physical Society,
Division of Plasma Physics Meeting, New Orleans, LA, November 16-20,
1998.
Jorgensen, A M, W J Hughes, H E Spence, H J Singer,
J F Fennell, J L Roeder. Closure of the Ring Current: Azimuthal,
Radial and Field Aligned Currents. Presented at the 1998 Fall AGU
meeting, San Francisco, CA, December, 1998.
Reeves, G D, M G Henderson, A M Jorgensen, H E
Spence. Global Energetic Neutral Atom Images and Global Magnetospheric
Models. Presented at the 1998 Fall AGU meeting, San Francisco, CA,
December, 1998.
Thomsen, M F, A M Jorgensen, D J McComas, R D
Belian. Two-Satellite Measurements of Charged Particle Drifts at
Geosynchronous Orbit. Presented at the 1998 Fall AGU meeting, San
Francisco, CA, December, 1998.
Jorgensen, A
M, W J Hughes, H E Spence, H J Singer, J F Fennell, J L
Roeder. Closure of the Ring Current: Azimuthal, Radial, and Field
Aligned Currents. Presented at the Chapman Conference on
Magnetospheric Current System, Kona, Hawaii, January 11-15,
1999.
Reeves, G D, M G Henderson, A M Jorgensen, H E
Spence, J F Fennell. Investigating the Ring Current Through
Neutral Atom Imaging. Presented at the Chapman Conference on
Magnetospheric Current Systems, Kona, Hawaii, January 11-15, 1999.
Jorgensen, A
M, M F Thomsen, H Korth, R D Belian, D J
McComas. Determining Global Magnetic and Electric Fields From
Multi-Point Particle Measurements. Presented at the 1999 Spring AGU
meeting, Boston, MA, 1999.
[INVITED]Henderson, M G, G D Reeves, A M
Jorgensen, H E Spence, J F Fennell, J B Blake. Energetic
Neutral Atom Imaging of the Inner Magnetosphere: Results from
Polar. Presented at the 1999 Spring AGU meeting, Boston, MA, May 1999.
Jorgensen, A
M, M G Henderson, G D Reeves. ENA Signatures of all Phases
of Geomagnetic Storms. Presented at the 1999 GEM workshop, Snowmass,
CO, June, 1999.
Jorgensen, A
M, M F Thomsen, H Korth, R D Belian, D J
McComas. Determining Global Magnetic and Electric Fields From
Multi-Point Particle Measurements. Presented at the 1999 GEM workshop,
Snowmass, CO, June, 1999.
Jorgensen, A M, A J Ridley, H Korth, M F Thomsen, R
D Belian, D J McComas. Geosynchronous Orbit Electric and Magnetic
Field Drifts Measured by the LANL Satellites: Comparison with
Models. Presented at the workshop "Transport in the Magnetosphere",
Yellowstone national park, Wyoming, September 1999.
Jorgensen, A
M, M G Henderson, E C Roelof, G D Reeves, H E Spence. The
contribution of Energetic Neutral Atoms (ENAs) to the decay of the
ring current. Presented at the 1999 AGU fall meeting, San Francisco,
CA, December 1999.
Henderson, M G, G D Reeves, R H Friedel, M F Thomsen, H
Korth, A M Jorgensen, H E Spence. Extraction of the global
exospheric neutral density from POLAR ENA Measurements. Presented at
the 1999 AGU fall meeting, San Francisco, CA, December 1999.
Thomsen, M. F., A. M. Jorgensen, R. D. Belian,
D. J. McComas. Using Multi-Satellite Measurements to Probe the
Magnetosphere. Presented at the 2000 AGU spring meeting, Washington,
DC, May 2000.
A. M. Jorgensen, M. G. Henderson, E. C. Roelof,
G. D. Reeves, H. E. Spence. The Contribution of Energetic Neutral
Atoms (ENAs) to the Decay of the Ring Current. Presented at the 2000
GEM workshop, Snowmass, CO, June 2000.
Smith, J. A., D. L. Tucker, B. Chen, E. Neilsen, A. Uomoto,
J. W. Briggs, J. Brinkmann, M. Fukugita, J. E. Gunn, T. Ichikawa,
A. M. Jorgensen, B. E. Laubscher, H. Rave, M. W. Richmond. The
Sloan Digital Sky Survey Standard Star Network. Presented at the AAS
meeting 197, December, 2000.
Lanman, Douglas R., Anders M. Jorgensen,, Jared
S. Dreicer. Distributed Sensing Networks with Collective
Computation. 2001 LANL Symposium, Santa Fe, NM, August 2001.
Dreicer, Jared S., Anders M. Jorgensen, Eric
E. Dors. Distributed Sensor Network with Collective Computation
for Situational Awareness, DARPA conference "Scientists Helping
America", Washington, DC, March 11-13, 2002.
Dreicer, J. S., A. M. Jorgensen, E. E. Dors.
Distributed sensor network with collective computation for situational
awareness. Presented at the AIP conference Workshop on Unattended
Radiation Sensor Systems for Remote Applications, Washington, DC,
April 15-17, 2002.
Smith, J. A., C. T. Rodgers, D. L. Tucker, S. Allam, and
A. M. Jorgensen. The Southern Hemisphere u'g'r'i'z'
Standard Star Network. Presented at the AAS meeting 200, May,
2002.
Stokes, Sarah D., Jared S. Dreicer, A. M. Jorgensen,
Paul D. Johnson, Robert J. Nemzek, Nicholas Olivas, Jerome C. Romero,
Ryan C. Sanchez, Ralph E. Stiglich. Testing and error analysis of
a distributed sensor network with collective computation. 2001 LANL
Symposium, Santa Fe, NM, August 2002.
Ryan C. Sanchez, Jared S. Dreicer, A. M. Jorgensen, Paul
D. Johnson, Robert J. Nemzek, Nicholas Olivas, Jerome C. Romero, Ralph
E. Stiglich, Sarah D. Stokes. Field testing of a distributed
sensor network with collective computation. 2001 LANL Symposium, Santa
Fe, NM, August 2002.
Smith, J. A., D. L. Tucker, S. S. Allam,
A. M. Jorgensen. Southern Standard Stars for the u'g'r'i'z'
System. Presented at the AAS meeting 201, December, 2002.
Laubscher, Bryan E., David F. Buscher, Mark J. Chang, Michael
L. Cobb, Chris A. Haniff, Richard F. Horton, Anders
M. Jorgensen, Dan Klinglesmith, Gary Loos, Robert J. Nemzek.
Magdalena Ridge Observatory Project Overview. Presented at the IAU
conference "Large Telescope and Virtual Observatory: Visions for the
Future," 17 July, 2003, Sydney, Australia.
Creech-Eakman, M. J., D. Buscher, M. Chang, C. Haniff,
P. Howell, A. M. Jorgensen, B. Laubscher, G. Loos, V. Romero,
M. Sirota, S. Teare, D. Voelz, and D. Westpfahl. The Magdalena
Ridge Optical Interferometer and its Science Drivers. Presented at the
AAS meeting 203, December, 2003.
Jorgensen, A. M., H. J. Singer, W. J. Hughes, and
H. E. Spence. A statistical Study of the Global Structure of the Ring
Current. Presented at the 2003 AGU fall meeting, San Francisco, CA,
December, 2003.
Jorgensen, A. M., M. F. Thomsen. The feasibility of
measuring electric and magnetic field parameters at geostationary
orbit using LANL satellites. Presented at the 2003 AGU fall meeting,
San Francisco, CA, December 2003.
Jorgensen, A. M., D. M. Mozurkewich, R. Hindsley,
T. Armstrong, T. Pauls, C. Gilbreath.. Fringe fitting for coherent
integrations with the NPOI. Presented at the 2004 SPIE Meeting
Astronomical Telescopes and Instrumentation, Glasgow, Scotland, June
2004.
Patamia, S. E., A. M. Jorgensen. Beyond Normal Modes
- Real-Time All Scale Elastic Dynamics of a Single-Cable Space
Elevator. Presented at the 3rd Annual Space Elevator Conference,
Washington, DC, July 2004.
Jorgensen, A. M., R. G. Morgan, B. Gassend,
R. H. W. Friedel, T. Cayton. Space Elevator Radiation Hazards and
how to Mitigate Them. Presented at the 3rd space elevator
conference, Washington, DC, July 2004.
Laubscher, Bryan, Anders Jorgensen. Science on Space
Elevator. Presented at the 3rd space elevator conference,
Washington, DC, July 2004.
Jorgensen, A. M., R. G. Morgan, B. Gassend,
R. H. W. Friedel, T. Cayton. Space Elevator Radiation Hazards and
how to Mitigate Them. Presented at the IAC 2004 Congress in
Vancouver, BC, October 2004.
Jorgensen, A. M., S. P. Brumby, M. G. Henderson,
S. J. Perkins. Genetic Programming for Time Series Analysis and
Prediction. Presented at the Fall 2004 American Geophysical Union
meeting, San Francisco, CA, December 2004.
Jorgensen, A. M., Steven E. Patamia, Blaise Gassend.
The Space Elevator and the Radiation Belts. Presented at the Space
Exploration 2005 Conference, Albuquerque, NM, April 2005.
Jorgensen, A. M., Steven E. Patamia, Blaise Gassend.
The Space Elevator and the Radiation Belts. Presented at the
Radiation Shielding and Superconducting Magnet Technology for Space
Applications, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA,
June 2005.
Laubscher, B. E., R. J. Nemzek, B. J. Cooke, N. L. Olivas,
A. M. Jorgensen, J. A. Smith, N. R. Weisse-Bernstein.
Optical correction using Fourier Transform Heterodyne. Presented at
the SPIE conference on Unconventional Imaging, Jul 31-Aug 1 2005, San
Diego, CA, United States.
Jorgensen, A. M., H. Karimabadi. Understanding space
weather via analysis, prediction, modeling, and classification
supported by Genetic Programming. Presented at the Fall 2005 American
Geophysical Union meeting, San Francisco, CA, December 2005.
[INVITED] Jorgensen, A. M., H. Karimabadi. A
survey of data mining techniques. Presented at the Fall 2005 American
Geophysical Union meeting, San Francisco, CA, December 2005.
Jorgensen, A. M., D. Mozurkewich, H. Schmitt,
J. T. Armstrong, G. C. Gilbreath, R. Hindsley, T. A. Pauls,
D. Peterson. Coherent Integrations, Fringe Modeling, and
Bootstrapping With the NPOI. Presented at the 207th American
Astronomical Society meeting, Washington, DC, January 2006.
Speights, J. C. A. M. Jorgensen, D. A. Klinglesmith III,
E. C. Downey. Design and Test of an Instrument for Measuring
Microthermal Seeing on Magdalena Ridge. Presented at the 207th American
Astronomical Society meeting, Washington, DC, January 2006.
[INVITED]Jorgensen, A. M., S. E. Patamia,
B. Gassend. The space elevator and the magnetosphere. Presented at
the International Space Development Conference, Los Angeles, CA, May
2006.
Jorgensen, A. M., D. Mozurkewich, H. Schmitt,
T. Armstrong, C. Gilbreath, R. Hindsley, T. A. Pauls, D. Peterson.
Coherent Integrations, Fringe Modeling, and Bootstrapping With the
NPOI. Presented at the SPIE conference on Astronomical
Telescopes and Instrumentation, Orlando, FL, May 2006.
Jorgensen, Anders M., Dave Mozurkewich, Jim Murphy, Marc
Sapantaie, J. Thomas Armstrong, G. Charmaine Gilbreath, Robert
Hindsley, Thomas A. Pauls, Henrique Schmitt, Donald J. Hutter.
Characterization of the NPOI fringe scanning stroke. Presented
at the SPIE conference on Astronomical Telescopes and Instrumentation,
Orlando, FL, May 2006.
Pauls, T. A., H. Schmitt, C. Tycner, J. T. Armstrong,
J. Benson, J. Clark, C. G. Gilbreath, R. Hindsley, D. J. Hutter,
A. M. Jorgensen. Toward complex visibilities using optical
interferometry: multi-wavelength phase referencing. Presented at
the SPIE conference on Astronomical Telescopes and Instrumentation,
Orlando, FL, May 2006.
Schmitt, H. R., T. A. Pauls, C. Tycner, J. T. Armstrong,
R. B. Hindsley, D. M. Peterson, A. M. Jorgensen,
D. Mozurkewich, G. C. Gilbreath. Using differential phases in
optical interferometry. Presented at the SPIE conference on Astronomical
Telescopes and Instrumentation, Orlando, FL, May 2006.
Jorgensen, A. M., D. Mozurkewich, H. R. Schmitt,
J. T. Armstrong, G. C. Gilbreath, R. B. Hindsley, T. A. Pauls,
D. M. Peterson. Coherent Integrations in Optical Interferometry:
New Science Opportunities. Presented at the New Mexico Symposium,
Socorro, NM, October 6, 2006.
Jorgensen, A. M., D. Mozurkewich, H. Schmitt, C. Tycner,
R. Hindsley, T. A. Pauls, J. T. Armstrong, D. Peterson. Single
Baseline Phases in Optical Interferometry. Presented at the American
Astronomical Society Meeting, Seattle, WA, January, 2007.
Henrique R. Schmitt, C. Tycner, T. A. Pauls, J. T. Armstrong,
R. T. Zavala, J. A. Benson, C. Gilbreath, R. B. Hindsley,
D. J. Hutter, K. J. Johnston, A. M. Jorgensen, D. Mozurkewich,
and D. M. Peterson. Optical Interferometry Imaging of the Line
Emission Regions of Beta Lyrae. Presented at the American Astronomical
Society Meeting, Seattle, WA, January 2007.
Jorgensen, A. M., C. Jurgenson, F. Baron,
D. Klinglesmith. Simulation of fringe tracking at the Magdalena
Rdige Observatory Interferometer. Presented at the SPIE conference
Astronomical Telescopes and instrumentation, June 2008.
Jorgensen, A. M., H. Schmitt, R. Zavala, R. Hindsley,
J. T. Armstrong, T. A. Pauls, D. Mozurkewich, C. Tycner.
Measurements of binary stars with coherent integration of NPOI
data. Presented at the SPIE Conference Astronomical Telescopes and
instrumentation, June 2008.
Jorgensen, A. M., D. Mozurkewich, H. Schmitt,
R. Hindsley, J. T. Armstrong, T. A. Pauls. Practical coherent
integration in optical interferometry. Presented at the SPIE
Conference Astronomical Telescopes and instrumentation, June
2008.
Schmitt, H. R., T. A. Pauls, J. T. Armstrong, D. Mozurkewich,
R. B. Hindsley, A. Jorgensen, C. Tycner, R. Zavala,
J. A. Benson, D. J. Hutter. Solving the Imaging Problem with
Coherently Integrated Multiwavelength Data. Presented at the SPIE
Conference Astronomical Telescopes and instrumentation, June
2008.
Hutter, Donald J., James A. Benson, Tim Buschmann, Michael
DiVittorio, Robert T. Zavala, Kenneth J. Johnson, J. Thomas Armstrong,
Robert B. Hindsley, Henrique R. Schmitt, James H. Clark III, Sergio
R. Restaino, Christopher Tycner, Anders M. Jorgensen, and Sam
Davis. . NPOI: Recent progress and future prospects. Presented at
the SPIE conference Astronomical Telescopes and Instrumentation, June
2008.
A. M. Jorgensen, D. Mozurkewich, H. Schmitt. High
Precision Optical Interferometry of Faint and Low-Contrasts Targets
Requires Coherent Integration. Presented at the New Mexico Symposium,
October, 2008.
Seminars
The Boston University Space Environment Forecast Laboratory Mission
Operations and Data Analysis. Presented at NOAA/SEL, Boulder, CO, June,
1994.
BUDDHA: The Boston University Data Display and Handling
Application. Presented at the Danish Meteorological Institute, April,
1995.
Energetic Neutral Atom (ENA) Measurements of Storms and
Substorms. Presented at Los Alamos National Laboratory, January 27,
1998.
Distributed Sensor Networks with Collective Computation. Presented
at Motorola, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, July 24, 2001.
Distributed Sensor Networks With Collective Computation, Los
Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, January 23, 2002.
Towards Coherent Integration with the Navy Prototype Optical
Interferometer, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, October
27, 2003.
Problems and Promises of the Proposed Space Elevator, Danish
National Space Center, Copenhagen, Denmark, March 17, 2005.
Problems and Promises of the Proposed Space Elevator, Florida
Institute of Technology, Melbourne, FL, April 22, 2005.
Problems and Promises of the Proposed Space Elevator, Naval
Research Laboratory, Washington, DC, September 9, 2005.
Problems and Promises of the Proposed Space Elevator, New Mexico
Institute of Mining and Technology, September 22, 2005.
Problems and Promises of the Proposed Space Elevator, University
of California, Los Angeles, CA, October 14, 2005.
The Modern Space Elevator: Problems and Promises, Johns Hopkins
University Applied Physics Laboratory, Laurel, MD, January 30, 2006.
Optical Interferometry Science and Engineering - the measurement
problems in optical interferometry, Electrical Engineering Department,
New Mexico Tech, March 20, 2007.
Interferometry, Machine Learning, and Data
Assimilation. Electrical Engineering Department, New Mexico Tech,
March 6, 2008.
Coherent Integration with the NPOI. Naval Observatory Flagstaff
Station, Flagstaff, AZ, June 6, 2008.
Outreach
Space Elevators. Albuquerque Astronomical Society, Albuquerque,
NM, July 8, 2006.
In the Media
The space elevator: going up? (Part 2). Jeff Foust, Monday
September 22, 2003 for The Space Review.
Not Science Fiction: An Elevator to Space. Kenneth Chang,
September 23, 2003 for The New York Times.
Not Science Fiction: An Elevator to space. Kenneth Chang,
September 23, 2003 for The Fatty Newsroom.
Going up? Next stop deep space. Kenneth Change, Wednesday
September 24, 2003 for Taipei Times.
Going up, waaayyy up: Space elevator envisioned. October 13, 2003,
Sue Vorenberg, Tribune Reporter for The Albuquerque Tribune.
LANL Envisions Space Elevator. October 14, 2003. Albuquerque
Journal.
Highway to Heaven. November 19, 2003. The London Daily
Telegraph, London, UK.
Highway to Heaven. December 9, 2003, The Age, Melbourne,
Australia.
Space elevators could be a risky ride. November 11, 2006, New
Scientist Magazine.
Space elevators: 'First floor, deadly radiation!'. November 13th,
2006, New Scientist online.
Strahlenfalle im Fahrstuhl zum All. November 27, 2006, Der
Spiegel, Germany.
Space elevators face wobble problem. March 28, 2008, New
Scientist
