'Substorm' diaporamas de présentation

A Telescopic and Microscopic View of the Sun-Earth System

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Pseudobreakups and substorms in comparison

Seminar at KTH, September 2004. Pseudobreakups and substorms in comparison. Anita Kullen 1 and Tomas Karlsson 2 1 IRF Uppsala 2 Alfvenlaboratory, KTH, Stockholm. Content. Introduction The classical substorm Other types of substorm activity

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Larry Kepko NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center

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THEMIS observations of consecutive bursts of Pi2 pulsations during weak geomagnetic times

THEMIS observations of consecutive bursts of Pi2 pulsations during weak geomagnetic times. Ching-Chang Cheng ( ??? ) Faculty of Physics, Department of Electronic Engineering, National Formosa University, Hu-Wei, Taiwan Presented at PSSC, NCKU, Taiwan on March 17, 2009. 1. Introduction

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Conjunction of satellites

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Auroral Complexity

Auroral Complexity. Mervyn Freeman Thanks to: Nick Watkins, Steve Morley, and many others. Auroral Complexity. Traditional reductionist view - the auroral zoo New holistic view based on complexity theory fractal aurora breakdown of fractality at system scale Physical models

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Substorm-origin sub-keV ring current ions: wedge-like structure

Substorm-origin sub-keV ring current ions: wedge-like structure. M. Yamauchi , R. Lundin, H. Nilsson (IRF-Kiruna), Y. Ebihara (Nagoya U.) I. Dandouras, H. Reme (CESR, Toulouse). Substorm : production of plasma Sub-keV ring current : fossil of substorm

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ISTP scientists featured in GRL special section on non-substorm auroral disturbances

ISTP scientists featured in GRL special section on non-substorm auroral disturbances. It is well known that intense auroral disturbances occur in association with substorms and are characterized by a well-defined evolution of global auroral morphology.

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ISTP scientists featured in GRL special section on non-substorm auroral disturbances

ISTP scientists featured in GRL special section on non-substorm auroral disturbances. It is well known that intense auroral disturbances occur in association with substorms and are characterized by a well-defined evolution of global auroral morphology.

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