Australian Cosmic Ray Modulation Research
M. L. Duldig , PASA, 18 (1), in press.
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Conclusion

A rather small group of researchers based in Hobart over the last half century has had a very great impact on the field of cosmic ray modulation research. They have been active in neutron monitor, surface and underground muon telescope and airshower experiments and have played an important role in every aspect of the field. Most have now retired but their legacy continues through the impact of their work and their dedication to keep equipment operating for long enough timebases that we may start to understand effects on timescales of a lifetime or more. The research and the researchers are rightly held in high regard worldwide and those very few of us who follow in their footsteps have a sound foundation from which we may continue the journey of discovery they started. Next Section: References
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