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Brett Carter
RMIT University, Boston College, La Trobe University
Research areas: Earth and Planetary Sciences · Space and Planetary Science · Ionosphere and magnetosphere dynamics · Solar and Space Plasma Dynamics · Lightning and Electromagnetic Phenomena
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Employment
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RMIT University Associate Professor2022 - Present
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RMIT University Senior Lecturer2018 - 2021
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RMIT University Senior Research Fellow2017 - 2018
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Boston College Visiting Research Scholar2013 - 2015
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RMIT University Postdoctoral Research Fellow2011 - 2016
Education
- 2008 - 2011
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La Trobe University Bachelor of Space Science (Honours, First Class)2004 - 2007
Projects & Funding
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Project LP160100561 Australian Research Council2016 - 2018
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Project LP130100243 Australian Research Council2013 - 2016
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The Equatorial Ionosphere and its effects on radio applications Department of Business and Innovation, Victoria State Government2011 - Present
Publications (96)
- Did Space Weather Delay the 10:05 p.m. Train Departure From Exeter on 18 October 1841? Save
- Thank You to Our Peer Reviewers in 2025 Save
- Breaking Down the Wall That Historically Separates the Atmosphere, Ionosphere, and Magnetosphere (AIM) Communities: AGU Chapman Conference on AIM Coupling Save
- Thermospheric Density Disturbances During the 2015 St. Patrick's Day Geomagnetic Storm: Model–Observation Comparisons and Analysis of Intense Polar Density Spikes Save
- Heliospheric Turbulence: Presidential Budget Request Offers a Bleak Forecast for Space Weather Research Save
- Thank You to Our Peer Reviewers in 2024 Save
- Area averaged comparison of global radiosonde and radio occultation data, 2007-2016 Save
- Space Domain Awareness Training of Undergraduates in the RMIT Mission Control Centre Save
- The Bachelor of Space Science Degree at RMIT University, Australia Save
- Detecting outliers in local ionospheric model for GNSS precise positioning Save
- Predicting Interplanetary Shock Occurrence for Solar Cycle 25: Opportunities and Challenges in Space Weather Research Save
- In Memoriam of Editor Jennifer L. Gannon Save
- Thank You to Our Peer Reviewers in 2023 Save
- Challenges Facing Scientific Publishing in the Field of Earth & Space Sciences Save
- Space Weather in the Popular Media, and the Opportunities the Upcoming Solar Maximum Brings Save
- New Space Companies Meet a “Normal” Solar Maximum Save
- Long‐Term Support Is Needed for Crucial Ground‐Based Sensor Networks Save
- Thank You to Our 2022 Peer Reviewers Save
- The Ionospheric Effects of the 2022 Hunga Tonga Volcano Eruption and the Associated Impacts on GPS Precise Point Positioning Across the Australian Region Save
- On the Propagation of Traveling Ionospheric Disturbances From the Hunga Tonga‐Hunga Ha'apai Volcano Eruption and Their Possible Connection With Tsunami Waves Save