Comparison of inferred and observed interplanetary magnetic field 1970 - 1972

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Dec 1974

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Comparison of inferred and observed interplanetary magnetic field polarities, 1970_-_1972., by Wilcox, J. M.; Svalgaard, L.; Hed

Computer Science

Interplanetary Magnetic Fields, Polarization (Waves), Polarization Characteristics, Data Acquisition, Radiation Measurement, Statistical Analysis

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The inferred polarity (towards or away from the sun) of the interplanetary magnetic field at earth using polar observations of the geomagnetic field has been compared with spacecraft observations. A list published by Svalgaard of the inferred field polarities during 1970 through 1972 is found to be correct on 84 per cent of the days. A near real time (same day) method of inferring the polarity of the interplanetary magnetic field using geomagnetic observations at Vostok and Thule is in use at the NOAA Space Environment Laboratory, Boulder, Colorado. During 1972 this method is found to be correct on 89 per cent of the days. A list of well-defined sector boundaries at earth during 1970 through 1972 is given.

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