Department Publications

Author:

Douglas Jones, All Years

2016

34. Measurement of solar wind electron density and temperature in the shocked region of Venus and the density and temperature of photoelectrons within the ionosphere of Venus

    William C. Knudsen, Douglas E. Jones, Bryan G. Peterson, and Charles E. Knadler Jr.

    J. Geophys. Res-Space Phys. 121 (8), 7753-7770 (2016).
    Journal
    

2002

33. Anomalous Currents Associated with Euler Potential and Hybrid Models of Jupiter's Magnetosphere

    Douglas E. Jones

    J. Utah Acad. Sci. 76, 114-139 (2002).
    Proceedings
    

1995

32. Predictions of the Magnetic Field of Jupiter Along Several Representative Orbits of the Galileo Spacecraft Based Upon Model Fits Derived From Pioneer and Ulysses Magnetic Field Data

    D. E. Jones, L. Gordon, and C. Alexander

    EOS 76, 346, 1995.
    Journal
    

1987

31. Distant (200-238 re) magnetotail lobe characteristics during quiet solar-wind conditions

    Bruce T. Tsurutani, Marcia E. Burton, Edward J. Smith, Douglas E. Jones, Ronald P. Lepping, and Alan J. Lazarus

    Planet Space Sci. 35 (3), 285-288 (1987).
    Journal
    
32. Statistical properties of magnetic-field fluctuations in the distant plasmasheet

    Bruce T. Tsurutani, Marcia E. Burton, Eward J. Smith, and Douglas E. Jones

    Planet Space Sci. 35 (3), 289-293 (1987).
    Journal
    

1986

29. A review of the isee-3 geotail magnetic-field results

    B. T. Tsurutani, B. E. Goldstein, M. E. Burton, and D. E. Jones

    Planet Space Sci. 34 (10), 931-960 (1986).
    Journal
    

1984

28. Modeling jupiters magnetospheric currents using pioneer data - evidence for a low-latitude cusp

    Barry T. Thomas and Douglas E. Jones

    J. Geophys. Res-Space Phys. 89 (NA8), 6663-6669 (1984).
    Journal
    

1983

27. Waves observed upstream of interplanetary shocks

    Bruce T. Tsurutani, Edward J. Smith, and Douglas E. Jones

    J. Geophys. Res-Space Phys. 88 (NA7), 5645-5656 (1983).
    Journal
    

1981

26. Equatorial disk and dawn-dusk currents in the frontside magnetosphere of jupiter - pioneer-10 and pioneer-11

    D. E. Jones, B. T. Thomas, and J. G. Melville II

    J. Geophys. Res-Space Phys. 86 (NA3), 1601-1605 (1981).
    Journal
    

1980

25. Modeling jupiters current disk - pioneer 10 outbound

    D. E. Jones, J. G. Melville, and M. L. Blake

    J. Geophys. Res-Space Phys. 85 (NA7), 3329-3336 (1980).
    Journal
    
26. Saturns magnetosphere and its interaction with the solar-wind

    Edward J. Smith, Leverett Davis Jr., Douglas E. Jones, Paul J. Coleman Jr., David S. Colburn, Palmer Dyal, and Charles P. Sonett

    J. Geophys. Res-Space Phys. 85 (NA11), 5655-5674 (1980).
    Journal
    
27. A possible magnetic wake of titan - pioneer-11 observations

    D. E. Jones, B. T. Tsurutani, E. J. Smith, R. J. Walker, and C. P. Sonett

    J. Geophys. Res-Space Phys. 85 (NA11), 5835-5840 (1980).
    Journal
    

1977

22. August 1972 solar-terrestrial events - observations of interplanetary shocks at 2.2 au

    Edward J. Smith, Leverett Davis Jr., aul J. Coleman Jr., David S. Colburn, Palmer Dyal, and Douglas E. Jones

    J. Geophys. Res-Space Phys. 82 (7), 1077-1086 (1977).
    Journal
    

1976

21. Evidence for open-field lines in jupiters magnetosphere

    C. K. Goertz, D. E. Jones, B. A. Randall, E. J. Smith, and M. F. Thomsen

    J. Geophys. Res-Space Phys. 81 (19), 3393-3398 (1976).
    Journal
    

1975

20. Evidence for nonuniform distribution of microwave attenuating clouds in atmosphere of venus - mariner 2

    Douglas E. Jones

    Icarus 25 (4), 561-568 (1975).
    Journal
    

1974

19. Comparison of geomagnetic ap index with fluctuations in b and v - mariner 5

    D. E. Jones, J. R. Ballif, and J. G. Melville^†

    J. Geophys. Res. 79 (1), 286-288 (1974).
    Journal
    

1972

18. A Revision of Jupiter Brightness Temperatures in the Frequency Interval 18.5- 24.0 GHz (1968)

    D. E. Jones

    Publ. Astron. Soc. Pac. 84 (499), 434-434 (1972).
    News/Outreach
    
19. Spectral observations of Venus in the frequency interval 18.5-24.0 GHz; 1964 and 1967-68

    D. E. Jones, D. M. Wrathall^†, and B. L. Meredith

    Publ. Astron. Soc. Pac. 84 (499), 435-442 (1972).
    Journal
    

1971

16. Cosmic-ray decreases and the occurrence of solar flares

    Jae R. Ballif, D. E. Jones, E. N. Skousen, and D. T. Smith^†

    J. Geophys. Res. 76 (34), 8401-8408 (1971).
    Journal
    

1970

15. Spectral Observations of Jupiter in the Frequency Interval 18.5-24.0 GHz: 1968

    D. E. Jones, B. L. Meredith, and E. Arthur

    Publ. Astron. Soc. Pac. 82 (484), 122-125 (1970).
    Journal
    

1969

14. Morphology of a solar-terrestrial event in March 1966

    Jae R. Ballif and D. E. Jones

    J. Geophys. Res. 74 (14), 3512-3516 (1969).
    Journal
    
15. Flares, Forbush decreases, and geomagnetic storms

    Jae R. Ballif and D. E. Jones

    J. Geophys. Res. 74 (14), 3499-3511 (1969).
    Journal
    
16. A comparison of the photospheric and interplanetary magnetic fields during the flight of Mariner IV

    John B. Winter, Jae R. Balliff, and Douglas E. Jones

    Solar Phys. 7 (3), 478-485 (1969).
    Journal
17. Search for a lunar wake at large distances from the Moon: Mariner 4

    D. E. Jones, E. J. Smith, L. Davis Jr., and P. J. Coleman

    J. Geophys. Res. 74 (11), 3037-3041 (1969).
    News/Outreach
18. Further evidence on the correlation between transverse fluctuations in the interplanetary magnetic field and Kp

    Jae R. Ballif, D. E. Jones, and P. J. Coleman Jr.

    J. Geophys. Res. 74 (9), 2289-2301 (1969).
    Journal
    

1968

9. Power spectra and discontinuities of the interplanetary magnetic field: Mariner 4

   G. L. Siscoe, L. Davis Jr., P. J. Coleman Jr., E. J. Smith, and D. E. Jones

   J. Geophys. Res. 73 (1), 61-82 (1968).
   Journal

1967

8. Shock-aligned magnetic oscillations in the magnetosheath: Mariner 4

   G. L. Siscoe, L. Davis Jr., P. J. Coleman Jr., E. J. Smith, and D. E. Jones

   J. Geophys. Res. 72 (21), 5524-5530 (1967).
   Journal
9. The magnetic morphology of solar streams and its relation to geomagnetic storms

   Jae R. Ballif and D. E. Jones

   J. Geophys. Res. 72 (21), 5173-5184 (1967).
   Journal
   
10. Transverse fluctuations in the interplanetary magnetic field: A requisite for geomagnetic variability

    Jae R. Ballif, D. E. Jones, P. J. Coleman Jr., L. Davis Jr., and E. J. Smith

    J. Geophys. Res. 72 (17), 4357-4364 (1967).
    Journal
    

1966

5. Variations in the polarity distribution of the interplanetary magnetic field

   P. J. Coleman, Jr., Leverett Davis Jr., E. J. Smith, and D. E. Jones

   J. Geophys. Res. 71 (11), 2831-2839 (1966).
   Journal
6. Measurements of magnetic fields in the vicinity of the magnetosphere and in interplanetary space - Preliminary results from Mariner 4

   P. J. Coleman, Jr., E. J. Smith, L. Davis, Jr., and D. E. Jones

   Space Research IV, 907
   Abstract

1965

3. Magnetic Field Measurements near Mars

   Edward J. Smith, Leverett Davis Jr., Paul J. Coleman Jr., and Douglas E. Jones

   Science 149 (3689), 1241-1242 (1965).
   Journal

1963

2. Mariner II- Preliminary Reports on Measurements of Venus. Microwave Radiometers

   F. T. Barath, A. H. Barrett, J. Copeland, D. E. Jones^†, and A. E. Lilley

   Science 139 (3558), 905 (1963).
   Journal
   

1961

1. The microwave temperature of Venus

   D. E. Jones

   Planet Space Sci. 5 (2), 166-167 (1961).
   Journal
   

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