Abstract The changes of the latitudinal profiles of outer belt energetic electrons during magnetic storms are mostly explained by the precipitation into the loss cone caused by VLF and EMIC waves or by the scattering into the magnetopause. In present work, energetic electron dynamics during magnetic storm of August 29–30, 2004 we attributed at most to the adiabatic transformation of the magnetic drift trajectories and Dst effect. This conclusion was based on the analysis of dawn–dusk asymmetry of the electron latitudinal profiles measured by low altitude polar orbiter SERVIS-1 and on the coincidence of pre-storm and after-storm profiles of radiation belt electrons and protons.
Dawn–dusk asymmetry and adiabatic dynamic of the radiation belt electrons during magnetic storm
Advances in Space Research ; 58 , 6 ; 897-902
2016-05-26
6 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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