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%B Magnet Brazil, 1. Simpósio de Geomagnetismo do Brasil, 1.
%X It is presented an overview of the activities related to Geomagnetism in development at the Solar Physics, Interplanetary Medium and Magnetospheres Laboratory, at the Southern Regional Space Research Center  LSFMIM/CRS/CCR/INPEMCT, Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul  RS, and at the Southern Space Observatory  SSO/CRS/CCR/INPEMCT, (29,43° S, 53,82° W, 488m absl) in southern Brazil. The activities are concentrated in the continuous monitoring of geomagnetic variations in the central region of the Southest state, RS, of Brazil, under the influence of the South Atlantic Magnetic Anomaly  SAMA and in Magnetometry with electrical circuits development for magnetometers. Since 1994 the group has been actively participating in Space Geophysics research associated to the Sun-Earth interactions with several international cooperation projects including Brazil, Japan, USA, and other countries. Recently, the LFSMIM Lab is collaborating in the development of a CubeSat scientific satellite, the Brazilian NANOSATC-BR1. In coming years it is intend to install, in partnership with the National Observatorys Brazilian network of magnetic observatories  REBOM, a reference geomagnetic observatory at the SSO that will allow geomagnetic field continuously absolute measurements.
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%T Geomagnetism – Earth's Magnetic Field Monitoring in South of Brazil
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%K Geomagnetism.
%8 5 a 10 junho de 2011
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%3 Poster- Andirlei C da Silva (concluido).pdf
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%@affiliation Institute of Astronomy, Geophysics and Atmospheric Sciences, University of Sao Paulo – IAG/USP
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%D 2011
%A Silva, Andirlei Claudir da,
%A Schuch, Nelson Jorge,
%A Guimarães Dutra, Severino Luiz,
%A Trivedi, Nalin Babulal,
%A Pinheiro, Katia,
%A Fontes, Sérgio Luiz,
%A Frigo, Everton,
%A Antunes, Cassio Espindola,
%A Coelho Stekel, Tardelli Romam,
%A Marchezi, José Paulo,
%A Bremm, Tiago,
%A Piovesan, Talis,
%C Rio de Janeiro
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