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Yu. I. Yermolaev A. A. Petrukovich L. M. Zelenyi 《Advances in Space Research (includes Cospar's Information Bulletin, Space Research Today)》2002,30(12):2695-2700
We use ion distribution measurements with CORALL instrument on-board the INTERBALL/Tail spacecraft to study plasma flows in the mid-tail (−9> X> −27 RE) plasma sheet. Three velocity components computed every 2 minutes exhibit two types of velocity variations: Earthward bursty bulk flows (BBFs) and random flow fluctuations. Their properties are in a good agreement with the observations of the ISEE-2 spacecraft (Borovsky et al., 1997). The INTERBALL/Tail spacecraft configuration favors measurements of Vz component, in contrast to previous experiments in which only Vx and Vy were measured reliably. In the outer part of the plasma sheet Vy and Vz fluctuations were close to each other (variances σ(Vy) and σ(Vz) were about 160 and 110 km/s, respectively), but in the inner part at the dusk flank amplitude of Vy fluctuations increased and was 2 times higher than that of Vz component. This asymmetry of fluctuations should be taken into account during modern theoretical analysis and simulations. 相似文献
2.
Y. I. Yermolaev I. G. Lodkina N. S. Nikolaeva M. Y. Yermolaev M. O. Riazantseva 《Cosmic Research》2017,55(3):178-189
This paper discusses the errors in analyzing solar-terrestrial relationships, which result from either disregarding the types of interplanetary drivers in studying the magnetosphere response on their effect or from the incorrect identification of the type of these drivers. In particular, it has been shown that the absence of selection between the Sheath and ICME (the study of so-called CME-induced storms, i.e., magnetic storms generated by CME) leads to errors in the studies of interplanetary conditions of magnetic storm generation, because the statistical analysis has shown that, in the Sheath + ICME sequences, the largest number of storm onsets fell on the Sheath, and the largest number of storms maxima fell at the end of the Sheath and the beginning of the ICME. That is, the situation is observed most frequently when at least the larger part of the main phase of storm generation falls on the Sheath and, in reality, Sheath-induced storms are observed. In addition, we consider several cases in which magnetic storms were generated by corotating interaction regions, whereas the authors attribute them to CME. 相似文献
3.
We investigate the behavior of mean values of the solar wind’s and interplanetary magnetic field’s (IMF) parameters and their
absolute and relative variations during the magnetic storms generated by various types of the solar wind. In this paper, which
is a continuation of paper [1], we, on the basis of the OMNI data archive for the period of 1976–2000, have analyzed 798 geomagnetic
storms with D
st
≤ −50 nT and their interplanetary sources: corotating interaction regions CIR, compression regions Sheath before the interplanetary
CMEs; magnetic clouds MC; “Pistons” Ejecta, and an uncertain type of a source. For the analysis the double superposed epoch
analysis method was used, in which the instants of the magnetic storm onset and the minimum of the D
st
index were taken as reference times. It is shown that the set of interplanetary sources of magnetic storms can be sub-divided
into two basic groups according to their slowly and fast varying characteristics: (1) ICME (MC and Ejecta) and (2) CIR and
Sheath. The mean values, the absolute and relative variations in MC and Ejecta for all parameters appeared to be either mean
or lower than the mean value (the mean values of the electric field E
y
and of the B
z
component of IMF are higher in absolute value), while in CIR and Sheath they are higher than the mean value. High values
of the relative density variation sN/〈N〉 are observed in MC. At the same time, the high values for relative variations of the velocity, B
z
component, and IMF magnitude are observed in Sheath and CIR. No noticeable distinctions in the relationships between considered
parameters for moderate and strong magnetic storms were observed. 相似文献
4.
Within the framework of the Space Weather program, 25-year data sets for solar X-ray observations, measurements of plasma and magnetic field parameters in the solar wind, and D
st index variations are analyzed to reveal the factors that have had the greatest influence on the development of magnetospheric storms. The correlation between solar flares and magnetic storms practically does not exceed a level of correlation for random processes. In particular, no relation was found between the importance of solar flares and the minimum of the D
st index for storms that could be connected with considered flares by their time delay. The coronal mass ejections (CME; data on these phenomena cover a small part of the interval) result in storms with D
st < –60 nT only in half of the cases. The most geoeffective interplanetary phenomena are the magnetic clouds (MC), which many believe to be interplanetary manifestations of CMEs, and compressions in the region of interaction of slow and fast streams in the solar wind (the so-called Corotating Interaction Region, CIR). They correspond to about two-thirds of all observed magnetic storms. For storms with –100 < D
st < –60 nT, the frequencies of storms from MC and CIR being approximately equal. For strong storms with D
st < – 100 nT, the fraction of storms from MC is considerably higher. The problems of reliable prediction of geomagnetic disturbances from observations of the Sun and conditions in interplanetary space are discussed. 相似文献
5.
The results of studying the interaction of two types of the solar wind (magnetic clouds and solar wind of extremely low density) with the Earth's magnetosphere are discussed. This study is based of the INTERBALL space project measurements and on the other ground-based and space observations. For moderate variations of the solar wind and interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) parameters, the response of the magnetosphere is similar to its response to similar changes in the absence of magnetic clouds and depends on a previous history of IMF variations. Extremely large density variations on the interplanetary shocks, and on leading and trailing edges of the clouds result in a strong deformation of the magnetosphere, in large-scale motion of the geomagnetic tail, and in the development of magnetic substorms and storms. The important consequences of these processes are: (1) the observation of regions of the magnetosphere and its boundaries at great distances from the average location; (2) density and temperature variations in the outer regions of the magnetosphere; (3) multiple crossings of geomagnetic tail boundaries by a satellite; and (4) bursty fluxes of electrons and ions in the magnetotail, auroral region, and the polar cap. Several polar activations and substorms can develop during a single magnetic cloud arrival; a greater number of these events are accompanied, as a rule, by the development of a stronger magnetic storm. A gradual, but very strong, decrease of the solar wind density on May 10–12, 1999, did not cause noticeable change of geomagnetic indices, though it resulted in considerable expansion of the magnetosphere. 相似文献
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S. S. Rossolenko E. E. Antonova Yu. I. Yermolaev M. I. Verigin I. P. Kirpichev N. L. Borodkova 《Cosmic Research》2008,46(5):373-382
The results of simultaneous analysis of plasma and magnetic field characteristics measured on the INTERBALL/Tail Probe, WIND and Geotail satellites on March 2, 1996, are presented. During these observations the INTERBALL/Tail Probe crossed the low-latitude boundary layer, and the WIND and Geotail satellites measured the solar wind’s and magnetosheath’s parameters, respectively. The plasma and magnetic field characteristics in these regions have been compared. The data of the Corall, Electron, and MIF instruments on the INTERBALL/Tail Probe satellite are analyzed. Fluctuations of the magnetic field components and plasma velocity in the solar wind and magnetosheath, measured onboard the WIND and Geotail satellites, are compared. The causes resulting in appearance of plasma jet flows in the low-latitude boundary layer are analyzed. The amplitude of magnetic field fluctuations in the magnetosheath for a studied magnetosphere boundary crossing is shown to exceed the magnetic field value below the magnetopause near the cusp. The possibility of local violation of pressure balance on the magnetopause is discussed, as well as penetration of magnetosheath plasma into the magnetosphere, as a result of magnetic field and plasma flux fluctuations in the magnetosheath. 相似文献
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In this paper we continue the analysis of the influence of solar and interplanetary events on magnetic storms of the Earth that was started in [9, 10]. Different experimental results on solar-terrestrial physics are analyzed in the study and the effects are determined that arise due to differences in the methods used to analyze the data. The classifications of magnetic storms by the K
p and D
st indices, the solar flare classifications by optical and X-ray observations, and the classifications of different geoeffective interplanetary events are compared and discussed. It is demonstrated that quantitative estimations of the relationships between two types of events often depend on the direction in which the events are compared. In particular, it was demonstrated that the geoeffectiveness of halo CMEs (that is, the percentage of Earth-directed coronal mass ejections that result in geomagnetic storms) is 40–50%. Higher values given in some papers were obtained by another method, in which they were defined as the probability of finding candidates for a source of geomagnetic storms among CMEs, and, strictly speaking, these values are not true estimates of the geoeffectiveness. The latter results are also in contrast with the results of the two-stage tracing of the events: first a storm—an interplanetary disturbance, and then an interplanetary disturbance—a CME. 相似文献
8.
Based on the archive OMNI data for the period 1976–2000 an analysis has been made of 798 geomagnetic storms with D
st
< −50 nT and their interplanetary sources-large-scale types of the solar wind: CIR (145 magnetic storms), Sheath (96), magnetic
clouds MC (62), and Ejecta (161). The remaining 334 magnetic storms have no well-defined sources. For the analysis, we applied
the double method of superposed epoch analysis in which the instants of the magnetic storm beginning and minimum of D
st
index are taken as reference times. The well-known fact that, independent of the interplanetary source type, the magnetic
storm begins in 1–2 h after a southward turn of the IMF (B
z
< 0) and both the end of the main phase of a storm and the beginning of its recovery phase are observed in 1–2 h after disappearance
of the southward component of the IMF is confirmed. Also confirmed is the result obtained previously that the most efficient
generation of magnetic storms is observed for Sheath before MC. On the average parameters B
z
and E
y
slightly vary between the beginning and end of the main phase of storms (minimum of D
st
and D
st
* indices), while D
st
and D
st
* indices decrease monotonically proportionally to integral of B
z
and E
y
over time. Such a behavior of the indices indicates that the used double method of superposed epoch analysis can be successfully
applied in order to study dynamics of the parameters on the main phase of magnetic storms having different duration. 相似文献
9.
We investigate the relative occurrence rate for various types of the solar wind and their geoeffectiveness for magnetic storms
with Dst < —50 nT. Both integrated effect for the entire time 1976–2000 and variations during this period of 2.5 cycles of solar activity
are studied As raw data for the analysis we have used the catalog of large-scale types of the solar wind for the period 1976-2000
(see ftp://ftp.iki.rssi.ru/omni/) created by us with the use of the OMNI database (http://omni.web.gsgc.nasa.gov) [1] and
described in detail in [2]. The average annual numbers of different type of events are as follows: 124 ±81 for the heliospheric
current sheet (HCS), 8 ±6 for magnetic clouds (MC), 99 ±38 for Ejecta, 46 ±19 for Sheath before Ejecta, 6 ±5 for Sheath before
MC, and 63 ±15 for CIR. The measurements that allowed one to determine a source in the solar wind were available only for
58% of moderate and strong magnetic storms (with index Dst < —50 nT) during the period 1976–2000. Magnetic clouds (MC) are shown to be the most geoeffective (~61%). The CIR events and
Ejecta with Sheath region are three times less geoeffective (~20–21 %). Variations of occurrence rate and geoeffectiveness
of various types of the solar wind in the solar cycle are discussed. 相似文献
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Khokhlachev A. A. Riazantseva M. O. Rakhmanova L. S. Yermolaev Yu. I. Lodkina I. G. 《Cosmic Research》2021,59(6):415-426
Cosmic Research - We investigated variations on scales of 104–105 km and local spatial inhomogeneities in the density of protons Np, doubly ionized helium ions (α-particles) Nα, and... 相似文献