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POSSIBLE COSMIC RAY OBSERVATIONS FROM A MULTI-NATIONAL ANTARCTIC STATION ON DOME A

The proposal that a multi-national astrophysical observatory be established on the highest area of the Antarctic ice plateau (Dome A) has centred on the opportunities for optical, infra-red and submm wave astronomy. Such a site could also be used to extend the world-wide cosmic ray observatory network. Suitable cosmic ray experiments for the site are considered. Additionally, possible geomagnetic and upper atmospheric physics measurements from such a site are briefly discussed.