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Substorm‐time ground dB/dt variations controlled by interplanetary shock impact angles: A statistical studyOliveira et al., 2024
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- Oliveira D
- Weygand J
- Coxon J
- Zesta E
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- Space weather
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In this study, we investigate the effects caused by interplanetary (IP) shock impact angles on the subsequent ground dB/dt variations during substorms. IP shock impact angles have been revealed as a major factor controlling the subsequent geomagnetic activity, meaning …
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