Placing Multiple In Situ Observation of the Inner Magnetosphere in Global
Context with the IMAGE EUV Imager 

Moldwin, M., B. Sandel, M. Thomsen  

Images from the IMAGE EUV instrument of plasmaspheric plasma that appear to
cross geosynchronous orbit are compared to the "picture" of plasmaspheric
plasma derived from multiple geosynchronous satellite observations. While
the EUV image provides a global snapshot, the multiple geosynchronous orbit
spacecraft provide in situ density information both inside and outside the
plasmapause in order to quantitatively estimate the density gradients
associated with the EUV intensity levels. Intervals of quiet and stormtime
are examined in order to put the multiple in situ observations into global
perspective.

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To be presented at the Magnetospheric Imaging Workshop, 
Yosemite National Park, California, U.S.A., Feb. 5-8, 2002.