Effects of Solar and Geomagnetic Activities in Varitions of Electric and Meteorological Values and their Power Spectra on the Near Earth's Atmosphere in Kamchatka during October 2003 Solar Events
Abstract
The diurnal variations in the electric conductivity of air, electric field strength, and meteorological values and it’s power spectra in the near Earth’s atmosphere during October 21-31, 2003 solar events, have been studied. During strong solar flares and geomagnetic storm of October 29-31 with a prevailing component of T 24 h, their spectra involve an additional component of T 48 h. These components were dominant in the power spectra of galactic cosmic rays, electric conductivity and electric field.
- Publication:
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Solar-Terrestrial Physics - the Current State and Prospects
- Pub Date:
- September 2018
- DOI:
- 10.31361/eaas.2018-2.043
- Bibcode:
- 2018stpc.conf..171M
- Keywords:
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- SOLAR AND GEOMAGNETIC ACTIVITIES