2026 Larry H. Brace: Earth Science Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Earth Science	64	1550	691	186	10777

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Earth Science

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10777

Overview

Larry H. Brace was affiliated with the Goddard Space Flight Center in the United States. Throughout their career, they collaborated with several researchers, contributing to the scientific community through joint efforts.

H. A. Taylor
T. I. Gombosi
A. J. Kliore
W. C. Knudsen
A. F. Nagy

The available data does not list specific publications or fields of study, but the collaborations mentioned suggest a focus on subjects relevant to the Goddard Space Flight Center's research portfolio.

Although no specific papers or awards were documented, the record of joint authorship indicates active participation in research projects.

Since the scientist is deceased, the profile reflects on their contributions in past tense.

Best Publications

Depletion of solar wind plasma near a planetary boundary

B. J. Zwan;R. A. Wolf

704
Citations
The dynamic behavior of the Venus ionosphere in response to solar wind interactions

L. H. Brace;R. F. Theis;W. R. Hoegy;J. H. Wolfe

242
Citations
Plasma clouds above the ionopause of Venus and their implications

L.H. Brace;R.F. Theis;W.R. Hoegy

236
Citations
Global behavior of the ionosphere at 1000-kilometer altitude

L. H. Brace;B. M. Reddy;H. G. Mayr

234
Citations
Observations of the dayside ionopause and ionosphere of Venus

R. C. Elphic;C. T. Russell;J. A. Slavin;L. H. Brace

228
Citations
The role of ring current O+ in the formation of stable auroral red arcs

J. U. Kozyra;E. G. Shelley;R. H. Comfort;L. H. Brace

214
Citations
The high-latitude winter F region at 300 km: Thermal plasma observations from AE-C

H. C. Brinton;J. M. Grebowsky;L. H. Brace

211
Citations
The ionotail of Venus: Its configuration and evidence for ion escape

L. H. Brace;W. T. Kasprzak;H. A. Taylor;R. F. Theis

209
Citations
Ion‐neutral coupling in the high‐latitude F region: Evaluation of ion heating terms from Dynamics Explorer 2

Timothy L Killeen;P. B. Hays;G. R. Carignan;R. A. Heelis

192
Citations
Characteristics of the Marslike limit of the Venus-solar wind interaction

J. G. Luhmann;C. T. Russell;F. L. Scarf;L. H. Brace

191
Citations
Measurements of the ambient photoelectron spectrum from atmosphere explorer: II. AE-E measurements from 300 to 1000 km during solar minimum conditions

J.S. Lee;J.P. Doering;T.A. Potemra;L.H. Brace

183
Citations
The Structure of the Venus Ionosphere

L. H. Brace;A. J. Kliore

182
Citations
Ionospheric storm effects at subauroral latitudes: A case study

G. W. Prölss;L. H. Brace;H. G. Mayr;G. R. Carignan

180
Citations
Holes in the nightside ionosphere of Venus

L. H. Brace;R. F. Theis;H. G. Mayr;S. A. Curtis

179
Citations
Solar and interplanetary control of the location of the Venus bow shock

C. T. Russell;E. Chou;J. G. Luhmann;P. Gazis

178
Citations
Global empirical models of ionospheric electron temperature in the upper F-region and plasmasphere based on in situ measurements from the Atmosphere Explorer-C, ISIS-1 and ISIS-2 satellites

L. H. Brace;R. F. Theis

176
Citations
An equatorial temperature and wind anomaly (ETWA)

R. Raghavarao;L. E. Wharton;N. W. Spencer;H. G. Mayr

162
Citations
Model calculations of the dayside ionosphere of Venus: Energetics

T. E. Cravens;T. I. Gombosi;J. Kozyra;A. F. Nagy

150
Citations
Lightning on Venus - Orbiter detection of whistler signals

F. L. Scarf;W. W. L. Taylor;C. T. Russell;L. H. Brace

144
Citations
Dual-spacecraft measurements of plasmasphere-ionosphere coupling

J. L. Horwitz;L. H. Brace;R. H. Comfort;C. R. Chappell

142
Citations
Empirical models of the electron temperature and density in the Venus ionosphere

R. F. Theis;L. H. Brace;H. G. Mayr

141
Citations

Frequent Co-Authors

Christopher T. Russell University of California, Los Angeles

Janet G. Luhmann University of California, Berkeley

Hans G. Mayr Goddard Space Flight Center

Harry A. Taylor Goddard Space Flight Center

Andrew F. Nagy University of Michigan–Ann Arbor

F. L. Scarf Northrop Grumman (United States)

H. C. Brinton Goddard Space Flight Center

Thomas E. Cravens University of Kansas

Gordon G. Shepherd York University

Nelson W. Spencer Goddard Space Flight Center

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