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[[Image:OR15034fig35.jpg|thumb|300px|Over 1000 people visited Murchison House during the annual BGS Edinburgh Open Day in September 2014 .]]
A wide variety of outputs are produced by the Geomagnetism team, including papers in scientific journals, commissioned reports, posters, talks and presentations.

==Scientific journal publications==
===Published 2014===
'''Thomson, A W P''', 2014. Geomagnetic Observatories: Monitoring the Earth’s Magnetic and Space Weather Environment. ''Weather ''69 (9), pp 234–237

'''Beggan, C, Hamilton, B, Macmillan, S '''and '''Clarke, E.''', 2014. Improving models of the Earth's magnetic field for directional drilling applications. ''EAGE First Break'', 32 (3), pp 53–60

'''Beggan, C D''', 2014. Automatic detection of ionospheric Alfvén resonances using signal and image processing techniques. ''Ann.Geophys'', 32, pp 951–958

===Submitted, accepted and to appear 2015 (at March 2015)===
'''Beggan, C D.''' 2015. Sensitivity of Geomagnetically Induced Currents to Varying Auroral Electrojet and Conductivity models. ''Earth Planets and Space, ''67 (24)

Whaler, K, and '''Beggan, C.''', 2015. Derivation and use of core surface flows for forecasting secular variation,''Journal of Geophysical Research''

'''Hamilton, B, Ridley, V A, Beggan, C D, Macmillan, S. '''(2015) The BGS field candidate models for the 12th generation IGRF. Earth Planets and Space, 67(69)

==Other publications==
1 Open BGS Report: '2013 Annual Review', BGS CR/14/16.

25 Commissioned Customer Reports (UK survey & OS; oil industry services)

96 Observatory Monthly Bulletins: [http://www.geomag.bgs.ac.uk/data_service/data/bulletins/bulletins.html http://www.geomag.bgs.ac.uk/data_service/data/bulletins/bulletins.html ]

Bi-monthly column on Space Weather for Royal Institute of Navigation’s [http://www.rin.org.uk/general/Navigation-News ‘Navigation News’]

Geomagnetism Geohazard Briefing note [http://www.bgs.ac.uk/downloads/start.cfm?id=2893 http://www.bgs.ac.uk/downloads/start.cfm?id=2893 ]Contributions to BGS’s ‘GeoBlogy’ site:

:<nowiki>*</nowiki> ‘Something’s happening to Magnetic North in Great Britain’, by Susan Macmillan: [http://britgeopeople.blogspot.co.uk/2014/01/somethings-happening-to-magnetic-north.html http://britgeopeople.blogspot.co.uk/2014/01/somethings-happening-to-magnetic-north.html]

:<nowiki>*</nowiki> “The geomagnetic storm that wasn’t....” by Gemma Kelly: [http://britgeopeople.blogspot.co.uk/2014/01/the-geomagnetic-storm-that-wasnt-by-dr.html http://britgeopeople.blogspot.co.uk/2014/01/the-geomagnetic-storm-that-wasnt-by-dr.html]

:<nowiki>*</nowiki> Aurora Borealis goes (Geo) Social... by Emma Bee [http://britgeopeople.blogspot.co.uk/2014/10/aurora-borealis-goes-geo-social-by-emma.html http://britgeopeople.blogspot.co.uk/2014/10/aurora-borealis-goes-geo-social-by-emma.html]

[[Image:OR15034fig36.jpg|thumb|center|600px|The Geomagnetism team taking part in meetings, events and presentations at the 11th European Space Weather Week in Belgium.]]

==Conference presentations, posters and related activities==
RAS Specialist Discussion Meeting: ‘Geomagnetic field dynamics and structure on timescales from minutes to decades’, London, UK, January
: 3 posters

The STFC supported ‘SEREN’ Workshop on Geomagnetically Induced Currents, Edinburgh, UK, March 
: 4 Presentations (Thomson, Beggan, Kelly, Clarke)

RAS Specialist Discussion Meeting: ‘UK-SEDI: The frontiers of deep Earth research’, London, UK, March 
: 1 poster

EGU, Vienna, Austria, April
: 2 Presentations (Beggan, Ridley)
: 1 Poster

Hot Spring MIST, Bath, UK, April 
: 3 posters

Geomagnetism Advisory Group annual meeting, Edinburgh, May
: 6 presentations (Macmillan & Billingham, Dawson, Kelly, Swan, Ridley, Thomson)

Swarm CAL/VAL workshop & ESA Swarm Science meeting, Copenhagen, Denmark, June
: 2 presentations (Macmillan, Ridley)
: 4 posters

IAGA Observatories Workshop, Hyderabad, India, October 
: 2 talks (Swan, Thomson)
: 2 posters

The Geological Society of America meeting, Vancouver, Canada, October
: 1 presentation (Bee)
: 1 poster

ISCWSA (SPE wellbore positioning) meeting, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, October 
: 1 presentation (Macmillan & Billingham)

European Space Weather Week 11, Liege, Belgium, November 
: 1 presentation (Clarke)
: 5 posters

Presentation of ‘Live Forecast’ & Attendance at various ‘splinter meetings’ 4th Swarm Data Quality Workshop, Potsdam, December
: 1 presentation (Thomson) AGU, San Francisco, USA, December
: 3 posters

Geomagnetism Team seminars, Edinburgh
: 16 presentations throughout the year by team members, students and visitors

==Some other notable outputs==
'''Outreach events linked with the observatories''' 
: In conjunction with the Met Office, BGS Geomagnetism Team participated in the Dumfries & Galloway Day of the Region 2014 and the opening of the Eskdalemuir Community Hub by providing guided tours of Eskdalemuir Observatory.
: Several other observatory tours at Eskdalemuir & Hartland were also given to members of the public, such as those for the University of Edinburgh Innovative Learning week.
: A one day seminar on global geomagnetic modelling was held at Hartland Observatory for staff from the UK Hydrographic Office.
: The UK observatories were also used as resources in collaborative art & science projects with students from University of the Arts London and the Royal College of Art.

'''Edinburgh University Undergraduate lecture series (September 2013 – April 2014)''' 
: 4th Year Honours Course on ‘Geomagnetism’, by Ciaran Beggan & Gemma Kelly (8 lectures)
: 3rd year Geophysics course on Earth and Planetary Structure by Ciaran Beggan, & B. Baptie (14 lectures)
: 3rd year Geophysics course on Geophysical Techniques for Terrestrial Environmental Applications by Ciaran Beggan and Victoria Ridley (10 lectures, 3 labs, fieldwork)

'''Public lectures, presentations and demonstrations''' 
: BGS Edinburgh Open Day (Geomagnetism Team), the ‘Bang Goes the Borders’ public science event (Kelly and Ridley), ‘Science Uncovered’ event at the Natural History Museum, London, Physics ‘Lab in a Lorry’ (Billingham: [http://www.labinalorry.org.uk/ http://www.labinalorry.org.uk/])
: Gemma Kelly gave a talk at the Earth System science spring school in Lancaster in April about geomagnetism and Space weather,
: Ciaran Beggan gave a talk titled “Solar storms and the Earth's magnetic field” on10 Sep 2014 to Falkirk Astronomical Association
: Ted Harris participated at British Science Week & Rockwatch Family Fun Day at Keyworth

'''Work experience placements''' 
: Over the course of the year Ted Harris organised and coordinated 21 School Work Experience Placements within BGS Edinburgh. Students came from schools in Scotland, England and as far as Paris each spending a week in Murchison House.

'''Geomagnetic disturbance alerts''' 
: 7 Geomagnetic Disturbance Alerts emailed to over 3000 subscribers. 50% growth in subscriber numbers.

'''World model & reference field''' 
World Geomagnetic Model 2015 produced & distributed to User Group

Collaborator on the 12th Generation of the International Geomagnetic Reference Field

'''Press & media''' 
Mentions in the press (quoting from our aurora alerts or twitter forecasts) during space weather events in January, February, December

Space Weather YouTube video https://youtu.be/Go4x6QWLdRw

Beggan, C. and Shanahan, T., Planet Earth Online podcast 'Unravelling the intricacies of Earth's magnetic field', [http://planetearth.nerc.ac.uk/multimedia/audio/warm.mp3 http://planetearth.nerc.ac.uk/multimedia/audio/warm.mp3,] 7 January 2014

'''BGS school magnetometer''' 
Raspberry Pi Magnetometer: STFC Public Engagement Grant awarded to produce 10 three-component magnetometers for schools

[[Image:OR15034fig37.jpg|thumb|center|300px|Sarah Reay’s YouTube presentation 'Space Weather'.]]
[[Image:OR15034fig38.jpg|thumb|center|300px|Prototype 3-Component Fluxgate sensor for the School Magnetometer.]]
[[Image:OR15034fig39.jpg|thumb|center|300px|Geomagnetism on Social Media.]]

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