Observations of the Aurora by Visible All-Sky Camera at Jang Bogo Station, Antarctica |
Jee, Geonhwa
(Korea Polar Research Institute)
Ham, Young-Bae (Korea Polar Research Institute) Choi, Yoonseung (Korea Polar Research Institute) Kim, Eunsol (Korea Polar Research Institute) Lee, Changsup (Korea Polar Research Institute) Kwon, Hyuckjin (Korea Polar Research Institute) Trondsen, Trond S. (Korea Polar Research Institute) Kim, Ji Eun (Keo Scientific Ltd.) Kim, Jeong-Han (Korea Polar Research Institute) |
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