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... The plasma sheet plays a key role during mag- netic storms because it is the bottleneck through which large amounts of magnetic flux that have been eroded from the dayside magnetopause have to be returned ... See full document

... near-Earth plasma sheet and inner magnetosphere during the main phase of the geomagnetic storms is investigated in this work by using two satellite-based ...the storm, but the extent of enhancement ... See full document

... in red. Calendar dates for non-working days are displayed with a grey background. The day of the week for a public holiday is marked with an asterix above the calendar date. Paid holidays are shown in a different color. ... See full document

... boundary between LLBL and Mantle precipitation. For the southern passes we shall note that the conjugation is calculated using the international geomagnetic reference field. The conjugation of points is, in fact, ... See full document

... situ plasma density/drift measurements shown in Figures 3b–3d, there were two depletion characteristics at midlatitude regions in the Northern (MLAT: 43–47∘N) and Southern (MLAT: 33–38∘S) Hemispheres, ...These ... See full document

... local time, throughout the storm although the magnitude of the flux at a given energy is roughly constant between 18 – 24 ...of plasma sheet material entering the inner magnetosphere during ... See full document

... contact time between the surface and pollutant must be provided for in the design of the system for this removal process to ...over time. Common particulates removed from storm water include ... See full document

... For the CLR in the top panel of Fig. 3, we see that all spacecraft appear to be inside the CLR. No apparent time shift is visible. Instead it seems that the CLR signature first grows and then decreases on all ... See full document

... local time sector from 04:30 to 06:30 at geomagnetic latitudes between 15  out to and beyond the magnetopause on a number of inbound ...the plasma beta b ˆ 2l o p=B 2  ...the plasma and ®eld ... See full document

... and plasma measurements we analyze the spatial structure of plasma flow-associated turbulence on 26 September ...the plasma flow allowed for the first time to compare the scale evolution of ... See full document

... Figure 6. Comparison of equinoctial disturbance eastward winds under local and extended geomagnetically active conditions. The error bars correspond to the standard errors of the means. We have seen that the HWM14, which ... See full document

... ton” storm of September 1859 (Tsurutani et ...magnetic storm: “the largest depression of the geomagnetic field that could possibly occur” as the result of interaction with the solar wind, in the formulation ... See full document

... In other words, the only solution in this scenario seems to be to increase effectiveness and efficiency, to innovate, and to strive towards better and best practices. That is why, given the continuing financial and ... See full document

... Patients and Methods A 45 year old female was admitted in the department of endocrinology of BSMMU with high grade of fever for 29 days with chills and sweating. She had a history of plapitation with tremor and weight ... See full document

... The initial onset is not seen by C3, which is the southern- most spacecraft in the constellation. However, it does see a similar increase in the velocity at about the time that the spacecraft exits the ion ... See full document

... and plasma transport in the geomagnetic ...considerable time in the geomagnetic tail allowing us to compile statistical maps of plasma flow properties and to study the tail energy trans- ...this ... See full document

... To quantify the differences between the results from the separate intervals, we have calculated the optimized param- eters of the Gaussian model (Eq. 3) for each interval sepa- rately. We have used the same procedure as ... See full document

... 3.1 Inner magnetosphere particle transport and accel- eration model The inner magnetosphere particle transport and acceleration model (IMPTAM), developed by Ganushkina et al. (2001, 2005, 2006), follows distributions of ... See full document

... of plasma (FFP), in order to replace some of these depleted clotting ...clotting time (ACT) was monitored and heparin infusion was titrated to a target ACT of 180–200 s (institution ECMO protocol), and the ... See full document

... in time, and how the observation pattern deduced from plasma moments may differ from the one obtained by an analysis of ion veloc- ity distribution ...different plasma parameters measured in the ... See full document