Abstract
Over the past four decades, Canadian scientists and their industrial partners have made major contributions to both the technology of auroral imaging and to the advancement of knowledge through the analysis of auroral images obtained from both satellite-based and ground-based instruments. This paper provides a review of some of these achievements and an assessment of both the current status and the potential for future developments in this field.
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