"A Multispacecraft ISTP Study: Substorm Evolution From the Solar Wind to the Magnetosphere and Ionosphere" by T I Pulkkinen

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A Multispacecraft ISTP Study: Substorm Evolution From the Solar Wind to the Magnetosphere and Ionosphere

ISTP Newsletter

T I Pulkkinen
D N Baker
Niescja E Turner, Trinity University
H J Singer
J B Blake
H Spence
L A Frank
J B Sigwarth
T Mukai
S Kokubun
R Nakamura
C T Russell
H Kawano
F Mozer
J A Slavin
R P Lepping
R Anderson
G D Reeves
L M Zelenyi

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Article

Publication Date

1-1-1996

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Abstract

An isolated substorm event on May 15, 1996, was recorded by an unprecedented suite of satellites both in the solar wind and in the magnetosphere. We show data from various instruments onboard several ISTP satellites to discuss both the prompt response of the dayside magnetosphere to the changes in the interplanetary magnetic field and the following substorm evolution in the nightside tail.

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National Aeronautics and Space Administration

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Pulkkinen, T.I., Baker, D.N., Turner, N.E., Singer, H.J., Blake, J.B., Spence, H., Frank, L.A., ... & Zelenyi, L.M. (1996). A multispacecraft ISTP study: Substorm evolution from the solar wind to the magnetosphere and ionosphere. ISTP Newsletter, 6(3), 7-18.