Plasmasphere refilling - Recent observations and modeling

Physics – Plasma Physics

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Ionospheric Electron Density, Plasmasphere, Space Plasmas, Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Coupling, Plasma Physics, Satellite Observation, Wave-Particle Interactions, Whistlers

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The phenomenon of plasmasphere refilling and general considerations of plasmasphere structure and plasmasphere-ionosphere coupling have received increased attention in recent years in terms of both observational considerations and modeling investigations. 'Global' observational and modeling studies of the plasmasphere structure are in the process of demonstrating the complex manner in which refilling and the spatial and temporal variations of convection interplay to produce complex structure in the plasmasphere; these studies are particularly timely as they could be extremely helpful for interpreting results from proposed imaging of plasmaspheric He(+). This review highlights the observational and theoretical/modeling progress during the past few years as well as introduces and places in context the particular contributions contained in this special section.

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