Long persistence effects of geomagnetic activity

Details Long persistence effects of geomagnetic activity Long persistence effects of geomagnetic activity

Mar 1990

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Presented at Solar Terrestrial Predictions Workshop, Sydney, Australia, Oct. 1989

Physics

Geomagnetism, Magnetic Storms, Magnetospheric Ion Density, Solar Terrestrial Interactions, Cold Plasmas, Earth Magnetosphere, Magnetic Disturbances, Ring Currents, Time Lag

Scientific paper

The identification of the physical processes which perturb the dynamic equilibrium of the charged particle populations in the terrestrial magnetosphere is investigated. A planetary index was used and it was proved that the introduction of a persistence factor for a derived index, a time weighted accumulation of recent values, gives a better correlation with an estimation of characteristic persistence times in order to establish the temporal response of observed effects in relation to available measures of geomagnetic activity. The analysis procedure was illustrated by results pertaining to ionospheric foF2, cold plasma concentration at geosynchronous orbit and ring current strength.

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