Influence of Atmospheric Circulation on Orientation of Auroral Arcs
A. Kozlovsky,
M. Myllymaa,
R. Lukianova
et al.
Abstract:The first systematic studies of the morphology of aurorae were undertaken during the International Geophysical Year in [1957][1958] and resulted in the discovery of the auroral oval (e.g., . Specifically these systematic studies demonstrated that bright aurorae appear within an oval-shaped belt surrounding the geomagnetic pole at geomagnetic latitudes between 60° and 80°, dependent on geomagnetic activity. The most prominent auroral forms populating the auroral oval are relatively narrow multiple auroral arcs … Show more
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