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NASA NTRS · 19970040330

Moderate Geomagnetic Storms: Interplanetary Origins and Coupling Functions (ISEE3 Data)

Abstract

Geomagnetic storms are related to the ring current intensification, which is driven by energy injection primarily during energetic solar wind-magnetosphere coupling due to reconnection at the magnetopause. This work identified the interplanetary origins of moderate geomagnetic storms (-100nT is less or equal to Dst(sub peak) is less than or equal to -50 nT) and analyzed the coupling processes during the storm main phase at solar maximum (1978-1979).

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Mendes, Odim, Jr., Gonzalez, W. D., Gonzalez, A. L. C., Pinto, O., Jr., Tsurutani, B. T.. 1996-01-01. Moderate Geomagnetic Storms: Interplanetary Origins and Coupling Functions (ISEE3 Data). https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19970040330

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