Hi, John.

Here is a list of all the times during January 1995 when I saw aurora 
in the green line channel at Eureka.

Jan 01:        1250 - 1350, 1500 - 1600                        (thin cloud/haze)
Jan 02:        0250 - 0320, 1300 - 1400, 1940 - 2020        (thin cloud/haze)
Jan 03:        0350 - 0410, 0640 - 0720, 1500 - 1600, 1710 - 1800
Jan 04:        1520 - 1540
Jan 05:        1150 - 1330 (Very bright, possibly assoc. with substorm)
Jan 06:        1600 - 1800
Jan 07:        0250 - 0310, 1940 - 2020
Jan 08:        1200 - 1240
Jan 09:        1200 - 1300, 1500 - 1700
Jan 10:        0400 - 0600
Jan 11:        
Jan 12:        
Jan 13:        
Jan 14:        
Jan 15:        1400 - 2100 (intermittently, with high moon background)
Jan 16:        
Jan 17:        
Jan 18:        
Jan 19:        
Jan 20:        0000 - 0700, 1400 - 1440
Jan 21:        1900 - 1930
Jan 22:        0130 - 0510, 0920 - 1300 (very bright!)
Jan 23:        0640 - 0720, 1130 - 1530
Jan 24:        1550 - 1620, 2200 - 2300
Jan 25:        1500 - 1530
Jan 26:        2000 - 2120
Jan 27:        0540 - 0610, 2210 - 2340
Jan 28:        0000 - 0500, 1440 - 1540
Jan 29:        0040 - 0200, 1000 - 1100(!), 2300 - 2400(?)
Jan 30:        0850 - 0910, 1320 - 1430
Jan 31:        

I hope this list has some points of intersection with the phenomena 
you're investigating.  The brightest auroras were those on Jan. 5, 22, 
and 29.

Keep me in touch with what you find.  I can send images if needed.

Dave