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Nils Olsen

Nils Olsen

Professor -head of Geomagnetism

DTU SPACE
National Space Institute

Geomagnetism

Technical University of Denmark

Centrifugevej

Building 356, room 006

2800 Kgs. Lyngby

Ph. +45 45 25 97 08
Mobile +45 41 57 81 50
Fax +45 45 25 97 01
E-mail nio@space.dtu.dk
ORCID 0000-0003-1132-6113
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2014

Updating the CHAOS series of field models using Swarm data and resulting candidate models for IGRF-12

Type: Conference presentations
Lecturer: Olsen, Nils

2014

The Swarm Initial Field Model – a Model of the Earth’s Magnetic Field for 2014 Determined From One Year of Swarm Satellite Constellation Data

Type: Conference presentations
Lecturer: Olsen, Nils

2014

An Equivalent Source Method for Modelling the Lithospheric Magnetic Field Using Satellite and Airborne Magnetic Data

Type: Conference presentations
Lecturer: Olsen, Nils

2014

Sensing the Electrical Conductivity of the Upper Mantle and Lithosphere Using Satellite Magnetic Signal Due to Ocean Tidal Flow

Type: Conference presentations
Lecturer: Olsen, Nils

2014

A 2015 IGRF Candidate Model Based on Swarm’s Experimental ASM Vector Mode Data

Type: Conference presentations
Lecturer: Olsen, Nils

2014

Swarm’s Absolute Magnetometer (ASM) Experimental Vector Mode, a Unique Capability With Considerable Potential

Type: Conference presentations
Lecturer: Olsen, Nils

2014

Coordinated Coverage of the Ring Current, Cusp and Adjacent FACs with Cluster and Swarm

Type: Conference presentations
Lecturer: Olsen, Nils

2014

Exploring the Earth's Magnetic Field Using Satellites – From Ørsted to Swarm

Type: Conference presentations
Lecturer: Olsen, Nils

2014

Exploring the Earth's Magnetic Field Using Satellites – From Ørsted to Swarm

Type: Conference presentations
Lecturer: Olsen, Nils

2014

The Magnetic Field – a Tool for Exploring the Earth's Interior

Type: Conference presentations
Speaker: Olsen, Nils

2014

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