Power-law dependence of the wavelet spectrum of ground magnetic variations during magnetic storms

Pitsis, V.; Balasis, G.; Daglis, I.A.; Vassiliadis, D.; Boutsi, A.Z.

doi:10.1016/j.asr.2022.10.064

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Power-law dependence of the wavelet spectrum of ground magnetic variations during magnetic storms

2023
By Pitsis, V. ; Balasis, G. ; Daglis, I.A. ; ...
Source: Advances in Space Research, 71(5), 2288-2298

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Pitsis, V. ; Balasis, G. ; Daglis, I.A. ; Vassiliadis, D. ; Boutsi, A.Z.

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We show that time variations in the ring current and auroral electrojets in 2015, during which three major magnetic storms (MSs) occurred, are recorded in several specific ways by ground magnetometers. Specifically, we show that the time variations in magnetic field intensity have power-law wavelet spectra.
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Advances in Space Research, 71(5), 2288-2298
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