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						     Volume 15, Number 12
						     April 11, 2005

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GEM Global Interactions Campaign (GI)
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From: David Sibeck <david.g.sibeck@nasa.gov>

In preparation for the forthcoming GEM meeting in Santa Fe, New Mexico
(June 26 to July 1), a description of the Global Interactions (GI)
campaign plans has been posted at 

http://spacibm.rice.edu/~gem/gem2005/index.html.

The campaign welcomes contributions concerning the entry of solar wind
plasma into the magnetosphere and the formation of the plasma sheet. 
Campaign Coordinators David Sibeck and Tai Phan invite those interested
in participating in the meeting to identify interesting events and 
phenomena.  We are particularly interested in establishing 
modelling/observational collaborations.  Please indicate your interest
in participating and send suggestions to us at

David Sibeck (david.g.sibeck@nasa.gov)
Tai Phan (phan@ssl.berkeley.edu)

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