Magnetic potential plots over the northern hemisphere for 26-28 March 1976

Richmond, A. D.; Kroehl, H. W.; Henning, M. A.; Kamide, Y. (Yōsuke), 1943-

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Magnetic potential plots over the northern hemisphere for 26-28 March 1976

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1979

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$Magnetic potential plots over the northern hemisphere for 26-28 March 1976$

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Richmond, A. D. ; Kroehl, H. W. ; Henning, M. A. ; Kamide, Y. (Yōsuke), 1943- ;

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United States, Environmental Data and Information Service, ; World Data Center A for Solar-Terrestrial Physics ;

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Report UAG ; 71

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"The magnetic storm of 26-28 March 1976 has been the subject of considerable scientific interest, being part of a Retrospective World Interval, a Study of Traveling Interplanetary Phenomena Interval II and a Special International Magnetosphereic Study Interval [e.g., Coffey and McKinnon, 1977]. This report presents contour maps of magnetic potential variations over the Northern Hemisphere at 10-min intervals between 000 UT, 26 March and 0550 UT, 28 March 1978 as an aid to further study of this even. These are excerpts from a larger data set, with plots every minute, which were used to make a data moving picture. An analysis of these maps for several magnetic substorms occurring during this period is presented in Kroehl and Richmond [1979]"--Introduction.

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National Environmental Satellite and Data Information Service (NESDIS)

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