The features of the ground level enhancement event of cosmic rays on 29 September 1989.

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Oct 1991

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Chin. J. Space Sci., Vol. 11, No. 4, p. 258 - 266

Physics

Solar Cosmic Rays: Solar Flares

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The ground level enhancement (GLE) from the solar proton flare of 29 Sept. 1989 is recorded by the world wide network of the neutron monitors and μ-meson telescopes. This GLE is the greatest event since the event on 23 Feb. 1956. The features of the GLE including the intensity time profiles, the spectrum, the anisotropy and the geographical distribution etc. are studied. The influences of the GLE on the Earth's environment are described briefly.

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