Cosmic ray decreases and geomagnetic activity: list of events 1982-2002

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Cosmic Rays, Geomagnetic Activity

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Decreases in cosmic ray (CR) intensity provided by neutron monitors, for the time period 1982-2002, are summarized and compared with simultaneous changes in Dst index. Data from four neutron monitors with different vertical cutoff rigidities are used, namely Oulu (~0.8GV), Lomnický Štít (~4GV) and Haleakala/Huancayo (~13GV). The Dst behaviour during different periods of CR decreases is rather complex. Along with the events when CR decreases are accompanied by corresponding Dst depressions, there are several effects when geomagnetic activity (measured by Dst) is not changing significantly. In some cases large Dst depression is not marked by CR decreases. This work presents 2 tables of CR events as a function of geomagnetic activity. The tables, indicating 19% of CR decreases without Dst variability and 28% of Dst variabilities without clear CR decreases, may be useful for investigating the relation between CR flux values and atmospheric effects and for eventual discrimination between CR flux and geomagnetic activity level influence on the atmospheric processes.

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