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Fast flows in the midtail during auroral substorms. / Nakamura, A; Baumjohann, W; Brittnacher, M; Parks, G; Sergeev, VA; Kubyshkina, M; Mukai, T.

CLUSTER-II WORKSHOP MULTISCALE/MULTIPOINT PLASMA MEASUREMENTS, PROCEEDINGS. ed. / RA Harris. ESA Publication Division, 2000. p. 375-378 (ESA SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS; Vol. 449).

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Nakamura, A, Baumjohann, W, Brittnacher, M, Parks, G, Sergeev, VA, Kubyshkina, M & Mukai, T 2000, Fast flows in the midtail during auroral substorms. in RA Harris (ed.), CLUSTER-II WORKSHOP MULTISCALE/MULTIPOINT PLASMA MEASUREMENTS, PROCEEDINGS. ESA SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS, vol. 449, ESA Publication Division, pp. 375-378, Cluster-II Workshop on Multiscale/Multipoint Plasma Measurements, LONDON, 22/09/99.

APA

Nakamura, A., Baumjohann, W., Brittnacher, M., Parks, G., Sergeev, VA., Kubyshkina, M., & Mukai, T. (2000). Fast flows in the midtail during auroral substorms. In RA. Harris (Ed.), CLUSTER-II WORKSHOP MULTISCALE/MULTIPOINT PLASMA MEASUREMENTS, PROCEEDINGS (pp. 375-378). (ESA SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS; Vol. 449). ESA Publication Division.

Vancouver

Nakamura A, Baumjohann W, Brittnacher M, Parks G, Sergeev VA, Kubyshkina M et al. Fast flows in the midtail during auroral substorms. In Harris RA, editor, CLUSTER-II WORKSHOP MULTISCALE/MULTIPOINT PLASMA MEASUREMENTS, PROCEEDINGS. ESA Publication Division. 2000. p. 375-378. (ESA SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS).

Author

Nakamura, A ; Baumjohann, W ; Brittnacher, M ; Parks, G ; Sergeev, VA ; Kubyshkina, M ; Mukai, T. / Fast flows in the midtail during auroral substorms. CLUSTER-II WORKSHOP MULTISCALE/MULTIPOINT PLASMA MEASUREMENTS, PROCEEDINGS. editor / RA Harris. ESA Publication Division, 2000. pp. 375-378 (ESA SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS).

BibTeX

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title = "Fast flows in the midtail during auroral substorms",
abstract = "We study-flow disturbances for selected substorm intervals when the aurora signatures obtained from Polar UV images could be followed from the initial brightening until the end of the recovery phase and when Geotail was located in the midtail region. We compare and contrast fast flows observations related to two different types of aurora: a small-scale poleward expanding bulge and an equatorward :extending N-S aurora (auroral streamer). The frontside flow shear of the fast flow is shown to be consistent with strong cross-tail localization of flow bursts within about 1 MLT of these auroral activation.",
keywords = "auroral substorm, fast flow, PLASMA SHEET",
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RIS

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AU - Parks, G

AU - Sergeev, VA

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AU - Mukai, T

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AB - We study-flow disturbances for selected substorm intervals when the aurora signatures obtained from Polar UV images could be followed from the initial brightening until the end of the recovery phase and when Geotail was located in the midtail region. We compare and contrast fast flows observations related to two different types of aurora: a small-scale poleward expanding bulge and an equatorward :extending N-S aurora (auroral streamer). The frontside flow shear of the fast flow is shown to be consistent with strong cross-tail localization of flow bursts within about 1 MLT of these auroral activation.

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KW - fast flow

KW - PLASMA SHEET

M3 - статья в сборнике материалов конференции

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