Charles W. Smith Research Professor Department of Physics Institute for Earth, Oceans and Space University of New Hampshire 207 Morse Hall Durham, New Hampshire 03824 Phone: 603-862-0890 Fax: 603-862-3584 Email: Charles.Smith@unh.edu

Research Interests

• Space Plasma Physics
• Interplanetary Magnetic Field
• Interaction of the Earth, Planets and Planetesimals with the Solar Wind
• Cosmic Ray Propagation in the Heliosphere
• Interpretation of Spacecraft Data

Spacecraft and Mission Involvement

• ISEE Guest Investigator, 1982-1983.
• Pioneer-Venus Guest Investigator, 1988-1991.
• Collaboration with WIND MFI Team, December 1994 to 2000.
• Co-Investigator on Voyager MAG Team since instrument re-confirmation in 1995.
• Maintain association through P.I. since March 1987.
• Instrument Investigator on Advanced Composition Explorer (ACE) since 1996.
• Data Manager for the Magnetic Fields Experiment since 1991.
• Responsible for spacecraft magnetics monitoring and correction.
• MAG Team liaison for NOAA Real-Time Solar-Wind Space Weather Monitor.
• NASA Group Achievement Award given to ACE Project Team June 16, 1998.
• Ulysses Guest Investigator, 1997-2004.
• Co-Investigator on NASA Van Allen Probes EMFISIS Instrument Suite, 2006 to present.
• Data Manager for the Magnetic Fields Experiment (MAG).

Professional History

• Biography, Education, Employment and Grant History
• Publications including copies of recently submitted papers
• Seminars, Invited and Contributed Talks
• My complete Curriculum Vitae in postscript (730KB)
• My complete Curriculum Vitae in PDF (510KB)

Relevant Spacecraft and Space Science Home Pages

• ACE Magnetometer Experiment Home Page with a detailed description of the instrument.
  • ACE Science Center with data download capability.
  • ACE/CalTech Home Page with a description of the ACE Science and useful photographs.
  • ACE/GSFC Home Page
  • ACE/APL Fact Sheet
  • ACE Transients Lists of Interplanetary Shocks, Magnetic Clouds, etc.
• Voyager Magnetometer Experiment Home Page
  • Voyager Project Home Page
• WIND Spacecraft Home Page

New Hampshire Web Sites

• Physics Department Home Page
• EOS Institute Home Page
• University of New Hampshire Home Page
• University of New Hampshire Project SMART Home Page
• University of New Hampshire Project SMART Space Science Module Home Page

Related Pages

• A Statement on the Role of the Scientific Researcher in Education
• The personal stuff: There's more to life than work