In the past two years,many progresses are made in magnetospheric physics by using either the data of Double Star Program,Cluster and THEMIS missions,or by computer simulations. This paper briefly reviews these works b...In the past two years,many progresses are made in magnetospheric physics by using either the data of Double Star Program,Cluster and THEMIS missions,or by computer simulations. This paper briefly reviews these works based on papers selected from the 80 publications from April 2010 to April 2011.The subjects covered various sub-branches of magnetospheric physics,including geomagnetic storm,magnetospheric substorm,etc.展开更多
In the past two years,many progresses were made in Magnetospheric Physics by using the data of SuperMAG,Double Star Program,Cluster,THEMIS,RBSP,DMSP,DEMETER,NOAA,Van Allen probe,Swarm,MMS,ARTEMIS,MESSENGER,Fengyun,Bei...In the past two years,many progresses were made in Magnetospheric Physics by using the data of SuperMAG,Double Star Program,Cluster,THEMIS,RBSP,DMSP,DEMETER,NOAA,Van Allen probe,Swarm,MMS,ARTEMIS,MESSENGER,Fengyun,BeiDa etc.,or by computer simulations.This paper briefly reviews these works based on papers selected from the 248 publications from January 2018 to December 2019.The subjects covered various sub-branches of Magnetospheric Physics,including geomagnetic storm,magnetospheric substorm,magnetic reconnection,solar wind-magnetosphere-ionosphere interaction,radiation belt,ring current,whistler waves,plasmasphere,outer magnetosphere,magnetotail,planetary magnetosphere,and technique.展开更多
A comparative spectral analysis of high-latitude magnetic and Doppler radar measurements is presented. The analysis takes into account the Doppler effect that is inherent in magnetic observations. The frequency shifts...A comparative spectral analysis of high-latitude magnetic and Doppler radar measurements is presented. The analysis takes into account the Doppler effect that is inherent in magnetic observations. The frequency shifts between the magnetic and radar data are estimated （removed） indirectly by formulating the spectral analysis of magnetic data as the Schuster problem of hidden periodicities. There is a satisfactory agreement between the basic frequencies of equidistant spectra found in the magnetic data and frequencies found in the corresponding Doppler radar data. Some conclusions relevant to these findings are discussed.展开更多
We investigate the large-scale substorm current systems developed from its onset in an idealized substorm event simulated by global magnetohydrodynamic(MHD) models. Mainly three current systems(loops) are revealed:(1)...We investigate the large-scale substorm current systems developed from its onset in an idealized substorm event simulated by global magnetohydrodynamic(MHD) models. Mainly three current systems(loops) are revealed:(1) the classical substorm current wedge, which is composed by the disputed cross-tail current in the magnetotail, the nightside westward electrojet in the high-latitude ionosphere and a pair of region 1 field-aligned currents(FAC);(2) the partial-ring current system, which is braced by two region 2 FACs; and(3) the meridional current system, which is formed by an equatorial radial current(outward/inward in the morning/evening sector), and region 1 and region 2 FACs at its two ends. The region 2 FAC connects with region 1 FAC by a latitudinal horizontal current at each morning/evening ionosphere to complete Loops 2 and 3. A quantitative study shows the significant enhancement of these current systems during the substorm expansion phase, while Loop 1 dominates, which can reach a magnitude of ~1 MA. Empirical relations among the ionospheric currents and the related magnetotail currents are established based on the simulation results, implying that the substonn current systems are not evolved locally or separately, but must be viewed from a global perspective. This knowledge of large-scale substorm current system would deepen our understanding of the substorm development and could be validated by observations in the future.展开更多
文摘In the past two years,many progresses are made in magnetospheric physics by using either the data of Double Star Program,Cluster and THEMIS missions,or by computer simulations. This paper briefly reviews these works based on papers selected from the 80 publications from April 2010 to April 2011.The subjects covered various sub-branches of magnetospheric physics,including geomagnetic storm,magnetospheric substorm,etc.
基金Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China Grants(41821003,41941001)。
文摘In the past two years,many progresses were made in Magnetospheric Physics by using the data of SuperMAG,Double Star Program,Cluster,THEMIS,RBSP,DMSP,DEMETER,NOAA,Van Allen probe,Swarm,MMS,ARTEMIS,MESSENGER,Fengyun,BeiDa etc.,or by computer simulations.This paper briefly reviews these works based on papers selected from the 248 publications from January 2018 to December 2019.The subjects covered various sub-branches of Magnetospheric Physics,including geomagnetic storm,magnetospheric substorm,magnetic reconnection,solar wind-magnetosphere-ionosphere interaction,radiation belt,ring current,whistler waves,plasmasphere,outer magnetosphere,magnetotail,planetary magnetosphere,and technique.
文摘A comparative spectral analysis of high-latitude magnetic and Doppler radar measurements is presented. The analysis takes into account the Doppler effect that is inherent in magnetic observations. The frequency shifts between the magnetic and radar data are estimated （removed） indirectly by formulating the spectral analysis of magnetic data as the Schuster problem of hidden periodicities. There is a satisfactory agreement between the basic frequencies of equidistant spectra found in the magnetic data and frequencies found in the corresponding Doppler radar data. Some conclusions relevant to these findings are discussed.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.41474145 and 41574159)the Specialized Research Fund for State Key Laboratories of China
文摘We investigate the large-scale substorm current systems developed from its onset in an idealized substorm event simulated by global magnetohydrodynamic(MHD) models. Mainly three current systems(loops) are revealed:(1) the classical substorm current wedge, which is composed by the disputed cross-tail current in the magnetotail, the nightside westward electrojet in the high-latitude ionosphere and a pair of region 1 field-aligned currents(FAC);(2) the partial-ring current system, which is braced by two region 2 FACs; and(3) the meridional current system, which is formed by an equatorial radial current(outward/inward in the morning/evening sector), and region 1 and region 2 FACs at its two ends. The region 2 FAC connects with region 1 FAC by a latitudinal horizontal current at each morning/evening ionosphere to complete Loops 2 and 3. A quantitative study shows the significant enhancement of these current systems during the substorm expansion phase, while Loop 1 dominates, which can reach a magnitude of ~1 MA. Empirical relations among the ionospheric currents and the related magnetotail currents are established based on the simulation results, implying that the substonn current systems are not evolved locally or separately, but must be viewed from a global perspective. This knowledge of large-scale substorm current system would deepen our understanding of the substorm development and could be validated by observations in the future.
