THE MAGNETOSPHERE-IONOSPHERE COUPLING EFFECT DURING THE STORM OF 12-14,SEPT.1993
Shen Changsho
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Shen Changsho
Abstract
The geomagnetic indias, such as the ring current inflation rate, the aurora electrojet indices AU AL and the mid-latitude geomagnetic index ASY-H and the geomagnetic H-and Z-componen, the ionospheric data f0F2 and h'F observed in China, are used for analysing the evolution of disturbed ionospheric current and electric field during a typical storm. It is shown that the geomagnetic indices and observed parameters can reflect the main features of the magnetosphere -ionosphere coupling.
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The geomagnetic indias, such as the ring current inflation rate, the aurora electrojet indices AU AL and the mid-latitude geomagnetic index ASY-H and the geomagnetic H-and Z-componen, the ionospheric data f0F2 and h'F observed in China, are used for analysing the evolution of disturbed ionospheric current and electric field during a typical storm. It is shown that the geomagnetic indices and observed parameters can reflect the main features of the magnetosphere -ionosphere coupling.
Key concepts: Ring current, Ionosphere, Earth's magnetic field, Geomagnetic storm, Magnetosphere, Ionospheric dynamo region, Electrojet, Geophysics