North-south asymmetry of the substorm intensity depending on the IMF BY-component

Details North-south asymmetry of the substorm intensity depending on the IMF BY-component North-south asymmetry of the substorm intensity depending on the IMF BY-component

Oct 2002

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=2002ep%26s...54..955v&link_type=abstract

Earth, Planets and Space, Volume 54, p. 955-961.

Computer Science

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The dependence of maximum variations of H-component negative bays at magnetic conjugate stations on a sign of the IMF BY-component during the substorms of small and moderate intensity with |DH|max < 750 nT developed at Bz < 0 and |Bz/BY| < 1 has been studied. By data from Kotzebue (F = 64.5°; L = 249.7°) and Macquarie Isl. (F = -64.5°; L = 247.8°) observatories in the eastern hemisphere and Leirvogur (F = 65.3°; L = 68.2°) and Syowa (F = -66.1°; L = 71.0°) stations in the western hemisphere it is shown that at BY < 0 the absolute values of negative bays |DH|max are greater in the southern hemisphere and at BY > 0, on the contrary, in the northern hemisphere.

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