2) The Auroral Station in Adventdalen, Svalbard (78N, 15E), F. Sigernes, T. Svenoe, and C.S. Deehr, Chinese Journal of Polar Science,Vol. 13, No. 1, 67 -74, 2002.

3) The New Optical Auroral Station on Svalbard: The Kjell Henriksen Observatory, F. Sigernes, D. A. Lorentzen, J. M. Holmes, M. E. Dyrland, S. Claes, and T. Grydeland, General UNIS presentation, 2006.

4) Instrumental map of observatory, F. Sigernes, Construction material, 2007.

5) Sketch of telescope module, F. Sigernes, Construction material, 2007.

6) Description of standard modules, F. Sigernes and J. M. Holmes, Internal report UNIS, 2007.

7) Technical drawing of KHO, Roal Jorgensen AS, Construction material, 2007.

8) Sensitivity calibration of narrow field of view optical instruments, F. Sigernes, J. M. Holmes, S. Chernouss, T. Svenoe, M. Dyrland, D.A. Lorentzen, J. Moen, and C.S. Deehr, The 33th Annual European Meeting on Atmospheric by Optical Methods, 2006.

9) Standard contracts / Quotation for instruments at KHO, [pdf], [doc].

10) Guest registration form for visiting scientists, [pdf], [doc].

11) WHY STUDY THE AURORA? [From Adventdalen to Breinosa], F. Sigernes, D. A. Lorentzen, J. Moen, J.M. Holmes, M. Dyrland, K. Oksavik, and S. Claes, Opening day of the Kjell Henriksen Observatory, 18 February 2008.

12) The Kjell Henriksen Observatory - the future for ground-based space related research , F. Sigernes, D.A. Lorentzen, K. Oksavik, M. Dyrland, J. M. Holmes, Å. Skjæveland, N. Peters and S. Claes, The Kjell Henriksen Observatory opening seminar, 19th of February 2008.

13) Snødeposisjon rundt Kjell Henriksen Observatoriet på Breinosa, M. A. Drage, Y. Gjessing, og T. Thiis, Rapport til Statsbygg Nord, Mai 2008.

14) Where's the Cusp?, Thirty Years of Real and Imaginary Aeronomical Signatures of the Magnetospheric Cusp, Prof. Charles Deehr, The Geophysical Institute, University of Alaska Fairbanks, USA.

15) 33 Years of Polar Aeronomy in Svalbard, A review of scientific adventures north of 78º, Charles Deehr Prof. Emer. Phys., The Geophysical Institute, University of Alaska Fairbanks, USA.

16) A Traveler’s Guide to the Aurora, A description of the aurora, how to predict its occurrence and how best to view it, Professor Charles Deehr, Auroral Forecaster, The Geophysical Institute, University of Alaska Fairbanks, USA.

17) Professor Lars Vegard’s Contribution to Auroral Research, A sixty year odyssey of curiosity, patience, and determination, Prof. Emer. Charles Deehr, University of Alaska Fairbanks, USA.

18) An open window to space – The new Kjell Henriksen Observatory on Svalbard (KHO), F. Sigernes, University Centre in Svalbard (UNIS), Bodø air & space festival, 13th of June, 2008.

19) The absolute sensitivity of digital colour cameras, F. Sigernes, M. Dyrland, N. Peters, D.A. Lorentzen, T. Svenøe, K. Heia, S. Chernouss, C.S. Deehr and M. Kosch, The 36th Annual European Meeting on Atmospheric by Optical Methods, Kiev, Ukraine, 17 - 22 August 2009.

20) Real time aurora oval forecasting-SvalTrackII, F. Sigernes, M. Dyrland, P. Brekke, E. K. Gjengedal, S. Chernouss, D.A. Lorentzen, K. Oksavik and C. S. Deehr, The 37th Annual European Meeting on Atmospheric by Optical Methods, Valladolid, Spain, 23 - 27 August 2010.

21) Overview of weather conditions at Breinosa 2007-2010, Anna Sjoblom, Internal report UNIS, November, 2010.

22) Multi-instrument studies of polar mesopause region temperature and airglow variability, M. E. Dyrland, PhD thesis, 2010.