Transport Across the Boundaries of the Magnetosphere

Sources of Ion Outflow in the High Latitude Ionosphere.- Theories and Observations of Ion Energization and Outflow in the High Latitude Magnetosphere.- Four Contemporary Issues Concerning Ionospheric Plasma Flow to the Magnetosphere.- High-Latitude Particle Precipitation and Its Relationship to Magnetospheric Source Regions.- Magnetospheric Processes Leading to Precipitation.- Observations of Magnetospheric Waves and Their Relation to Precipitation.- Erosion and Recovery of the Plasmasphere in the Plasmapause Region.- Outer Plasmaspheric Plasma Properties: What We Know from Satellite Data.- Numerical Modeling of the Ring Current and Plasmasphere.- Observational Evidence for Transfer of Plasma Across the Magnetopause.- Theoretical Approaches to the Description of Magnetic Merging: The Need for Finite ?e, Anisotropic, Amhipolar Hall MHD.- Observational and Theoretical Aspects of Processes Other Than Merging and Diffusion Governing Plasma Transport Across the Magnetopause.- ISEE Ion Composition Data with Implications for Solar Wind Entry into Earth’s Magnetotail.- The Cold-Dense Plasma Sheet: A GEOTAIL Perspective.- The Low-Latitude Boundary Layer at the Flanks of the Magnetopause.- Considerations of Source, Transport, Acceleration/Heating and Loss Processes Responsible for Geomagnetic Tail Particle Populations.- List of Members of the ISSI Project on Source and Loss Processes of Magnetospheric Plasma.