Characteristics of the association between an SC and a substorm onset
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概要
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The time lag and other characteristics between an SC and an onset of a substorm were investigated. A substorm onset was defined by an onset of a Pi2 magnetic pulsation observed at three mid-latitude observatories. A clear occurrence peak of the substorm onsets appeared statistically around 10 min after the onset time of the SC's, but it did not appear for the negative SI (SI^-) events. A typical example showed that this time lag was consistent with the idea of the substorm triggering in the near earth magnetotail. The necessity of the preconditions for the SC-triggering was not so clear, but the SC-amplitude dependence of the triggering probability was clear. These results strongly suggest the reality of the triggering of a substorm by a sudden compression of the deep magnetosphere.
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著者
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IYEMORI Toshihiko
Data Analysis Center for Geomagnetism and Space Magnetism, Garaduate School of Science, Kyoto Univer
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Tsunomura Satoru
Kakioka Magnetic Observatory
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Iyemori Toshihiko
Data Analysis Center For Geomagnetism And Spacemagnetism Faculty Of Sciences Kyoto University
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Iyemori Toshihiko
Data Analysis Center For Geomagnetism And Space Magnetism Garaduate School Of Science Kyoto Universi
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