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Thomas E. Cravens

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University of Kansas

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College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Physics & Astronomy

Thomas E. Cravens is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Professor at University of Kansas.

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planetary sciences astronomy space science space weather planetary science geophysical research geophysics observational astronomy atmospheric science ionosphere astrophysics solar-terrestrial interaction earth science planetary atmospheres high-energy astrophysics planetary systems space exploration lunar science physics planetary magnetospheres space research x-ray emission space physics upper atmosphere x-ray spectroscopy atmospheric research astrochemistry solar wind solar wind interaction planetary exploration space environment relativistic astrophysics magnetospheric plasma plasma science comet halley space missions astronautics terrestrial planets pickup ions maven observations model calculations planetary change space technology meteoritics planetary rings earth observation space plasma physics dayside ionosphere charge exchange oxygen atoms cassini data comet giacobini-zinner acta astronautica plasma physics high energy physics planetary geology charge transport electron spectroscopy direct observation planetary bodies atmospheric models earth observation data space systems cassini ion charge transfer heliospheric x-ray emission temporal variations atmospheric measurement technique vibrational spectroscopy biomedical imaging light science ocean modelling solar radiation

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Jupiter's Auroral Ionosphere: Juno Microwave Radiometer Observations of Energetic Electron Precipitation Events. Journal of Geophysical Research Space Physics (2025)

Ananyo BhattacharyaJ. Hunter WaiteSteven M. LevinFabiano A. OyafusoPaul G. SteffesYue LuG. Randall GladstoneJoshua KammerTom A. NordheimChris ParanicasThomas CravensJames SinclairJiheng HuCheng LiSushil K. AtreyaHeidi N. BeckerScott J. Bolton

solar-terrestrial interactionauroral ionosphereatmospheric scienceradiometer observationsplanetary sciencesionosphere

Modeling Ion Transport in the Upper Ionosphere of Mars: Exploring the Effect of Crustal Magnetic Fields. Journal of Geophysical Research Space Physics (2024)

A. R. RenzagliaT. E. CravensO. Hamil

geophysicscrustal magnetic fieldsion transportsolar-terrestrial interactiongeophysical researchupper ionosphereplanetary sciences

The Lunar Environment Heliophysics X-Ray Imager (Lexi) Mission. Space Science Reviews (2024)

B. M. WalshK. D. KuntzS. BuskT. CameronD. ChornayA. ChuchraM. R. CollierC. ConnorH. K. ConnorT. E. CravensN. DobsonM. GaleazziH. KimJ. KujawskiC. K. Paw UF. S. PorterV. NaldozaR. NutterR. QudsiD. G. SibeckS. SembayM. ShoemakerK. SimmsN. E. ThomasE. AtzG. Winkert

space weatherspace missionsspace researchspace technologylunar sciencespace scienceastronomyspace explorationplanetary sciences

The Martian Ionospheric Response to the Co‐Rotating Interaction Region That Caused the Disappearing Solar Wind Event at Mars. Journal of Geophysical Research Space Physics (2024)

S. R. ShaverL. SoltL. AnderssonJ. HalekasL. JianD. E. da SilvaR. JolitzD. MalaspinaC. M. FowlerR. RamstadR. LillisS. XuA. R. AzariC. MazelleA. RahmatiC. O. LeeT. HesseO. HamilM. PilinskiD. BrainP. GarnierT. E. CravensJ. P. McFaddenK. G. HanleyD. L. MitchellJ. R. EspleyJ. R. GruesbeckD. LarsonS. Curry

space weatherobservational astronomyco-rotating interaction regionspace scienceastronomyplanetary sciencegeophysical researchplanetary sciencesmartian ionospheric response

Alteration of Magnetic Field Strength in the Strong Crustal Field Region at Mars by Currents Induced by the Solar Wind Interaction. Journal of Geophysical Research Space Physics (2023)

A. RenzagliaT. E. CravensO. Hamil

geophysicsspace weatherplanetary systemsobservational astronomyplanetary atmospheresplanetary magnetospheresplanetary geologysolar wind interactionspace sciencemagnetic field strengthastronomyplanetary sciencemagnetic fieldsgeophysical researchearth scienceplanetary sciences

Fourier Analysis of Magnetic Fields in the Ionosphere of Mars. Journal of Geophysical Research Space Physics (2023)

T. E. CravensO. HamilA. RenzagliaS. A. LedvinaS. K. Howard

geophysicsspace weatherspace scienceplanetary sciencegeophysical researchplanetary sciencesionosphere

Magneto Hydrodynamic Processes:. University of Arizona Press eBooks (2022)

THOMAS E. CRAVENSHIROYUKI SHINAGAWAJANET G. LUHMANN

magnetohydrodynamicsapplied mathematicsmagnetismapplied physicsmagneto hydrodynamic processes

Small Scale Magnetic Structure in the Induced Martian Ionosphere and Lower Magnetic Pile‐Up Region. Journal of Geophysical Research Space Physics (2022)

O. HamilT. E. CravensA. RenzagliaL. Andersson

geophysicsspace weatherspace sciencegeophysical researchinduced martian ionosphereplanetary sciences

Data for Secondary-Electron Production From Ion Precipitation at Jupiter IV: Simultaneous and Non-Simultaneous Target and Projectile Processes in Collisions of S Q + + H <MML: Mrow…. Atomic Data and Nuclear Data Tables (2021)

D.R. SchultzH. GharibnejadT.E. CravensS.J. Houston

space weathersecondary-electron productionobservational astronomyprojectile processesatomic physicsion precipitationspace sciencehigh-energy astrophysicsastronomydata sciencejupiter ivnon-simultaneous targetspace explorationspace physicsrelativistic astrophysicsplanetary scienceshigh energy physicsparticle physics

Lunar Environment Heliospheric X-Ray Imager (Lexi). 43rd COSPAR Scientific Assembly. Held 28 January - 4 February (2021)

Brian WalshDavid SibeckThomas CravensMassimiliano GaleazziMichael CollierFrederik PorterSteven SembayHyunju ConnorKip KuntzNicholas ThomasCat Paw UJeffrey McShaneRousseau Nutter

astrophysicsobservational astronomylunar sciencespace scienceastronomyplanetary scienceatmospheric scienceplanetary sciences

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Thomas E. Cravens

Professor

University of Kansas

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Physics & Astronomy

Thomas E. Cravens is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Professor at University of Kansas.

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Jupiter's Auroral Ionosphere: Juno Microwave Radiometer Observations of Energetic Electron Precipitation Events. Journal of Geophysical Research Space Physics (2025)

solar-terrestrial interactionauroral ionosphereatmospheric scienceradiometer observationsplanetary sciencesionosphere

Modeling Ion Transport in the Upper Ionosphere of Mars: Exploring the Effect of Crustal Magnetic Fields. Journal of Geophysical Research Space Physics (2024)

A. R. RenzagliaT. E. CravensO. Hamil

geophysicscrustal magnetic fieldsion transportsolar-terrestrial interactiongeophysical researchupper ionosphereplanetary sciences

The Lunar Environment Heliophysics X-Ray Imager (Lexi) Mission. Space Science Reviews (2024)

space weatherspace missionsspace researchspace technologylunar sciencespace scienceastronomyspace explorationplanetary sciences

The Martian Ionospheric Response to the Co‐Rotating Interaction Region That Caused the Disappearing Solar Wind Event at Mars. Journal of Geophysical Research Space Physics (2024)

space weatherobservational astronomyco-rotating interaction regionspace scienceastronomyplanetary sciencegeophysical researchplanetary sciencesmartian ionospheric response

Alteration of Magnetic Field Strength in the Strong Crustal Field Region at Mars by Currents Induced by the Solar Wind Interaction. Journal of Geophysical Research Space Physics (2023)

A. RenzagliaT. E. CravensO. Hamil

Fourier Analysis of Magnetic Fields in the Ionosphere of Mars. Journal of Geophysical Research Space Physics (2023)

T. E. CravensO. HamilA. RenzagliaS. A. LedvinaS. K. Howard

geophysicsspace weatherspace scienceplanetary sciencegeophysical researchplanetary sciencesionosphere

Magneto Hydrodynamic Processes:. University of Arizona Press eBooks (2022)

THOMAS E. CRAVENSHIROYUKI SHINAGAWAJANET G. LUHMANN

magnetohydrodynamicsapplied mathematicsmagnetismapplied physicsmagneto hydrodynamic processes

Small Scale Magnetic Structure in the Induced Martian Ionosphere and Lower Magnetic Pile‐Up Region. Journal of Geophysical Research Space Physics (2022)

O. HamilT. E. CravensA. RenzagliaL. Andersson

geophysicsspace weatherspace sciencegeophysical researchinduced martian ionosphereplanetary sciences

D.R. SchultzH. GharibnejadT.E. CravensS.J. Houston

Lunar Environment Heliospheric X-Ray Imager (Lexi). 43rd COSPAR Scientific Assembly. Held 28 January - 4 February (2021)

Brian WalshDavid SibeckThomas CravensMassimiliano GaleazziMichael CollierFrederik PorterSteven SembayHyunju ConnorKip KuntzNicholas ThomasCat Paw UJeffrey McShaneRousseau Nutter

astrophysicsobservational astronomylunar sciencespace scienceastronomyplanetary scienceatmospheric scienceplanetary sciences

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