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2020

Temporal evolution of substorm-driven global Alfv\ en wave power above the auroral acceleration region

The onset of substorms is associated with bursty enhancements of Alfv\ en wave power throughout the magnetotail. While impossible to assess the total Alfv\ en wave power in the entire magnetotail, we have instead monitored waves that are funneled into the auroral acceleration region, in order to assess the temporal evolution of Alfv\ en wave power above the nightside auroral zone in relation to substorm phases. The substorms were grouped by three conditions: nonstorm periods, storm periods, and all (unconditioned) periods. Using superposed epoch analysis, we found that the global magnetohydrodynamic Alfv\ en wave power increased significantly at onset for all three conditions, while a power decrease to pre-onset values occurred within 2 h. Specifically, the peak inflowing power during the expansion phase was 5.7 GW for unconditioned substorms, 5.6 GW for nonstorm-time substorms, and 7.8 GW for storm-time substorms. These results correspond to power increases with respect to pre-onset values of 138\%, 366\%, and 200\%, respectively. Additional analysis in relation to the aurora was performed for nonstorm-time substorms only. During the expansion phase, about 50\% of the Alfv\ en wave power over the entire nightside auroral zone is collocated with the auroral bulge region. Furthermore, the total inflowing Alfv\ en wave power over the entire nightside auroral zone is 17\% of the conjugate auroral power, while the inflowing power over the auroral bulge region is 32\% of the conjugate aurora. However, allowing for a finite absorption efficiency inside the auroral acceleration region, the likely average Alfv\ enic contributions to the aurora are approximately 10\% and 18\%,respectively.

Keiling, Andreas; Thaller, Scott; Dombeck, John; Wygant, John;

Published by: Journal of Geophysical Research: Space Physics      Published on: 03/2020

YEAR: 2020     DOI: 10.1029/2019JA027444

Alfven wave; Alfvenic electron; AURORA; auroral acceleration; magnetotail; Substorm

2004

Coupling processes in the inner magnetosphere associated with midlatitude red auroras during superstorms

Kozyra, JU; Anderson, BJ; Brandt, PC; Cattell, CA; Dombeck, JP; Hairston, MR; Heelis, RA; Huang, CY; Korth, H; Liemohn, MW; , others;

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YEAR: 2004     DOI:



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