Magnetoseismology: Ground-Based Remote Sensing of Earth's Magnetosphere

This book provides a comprehensive account of magnetoseismology - the tool to monitor space weather.  Written by researcher on the forefront of this field, it conveys the physics behind the phenomena and the methods to detect and investigate them, the relevance to communication, power supply and many other critical systems.  In addition, it provides computational codes for analysis and evaluation.

Content:
Chapter 1 Introduction (pages 1–12):
Chapter 2 The Magnetosphere and Ionosphere (pages 13–43):
Chapter 3 ULF Plasma Waves in the Magnetosphere (pages 45–61):
Chapter 4 Sources of ULF Waves (pages 63–86):
Chapter 5 Techniques for Detecting Field Line Resonances (pages 87–105):
Chapter 6 Ground?Based Remote Sensing of the Magnetosphere (pages 107–132):
Chapter 7 Space Weather Applications (pages 133–161):
Chapter 8 ULF Waves in the Ionosphere (pages 163–193):
Chapter 9 Magnetoseismology at Other Planets and Stars (pages 195–205):