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Dynamic geomagnetic field models

Geomagnetism and Aeronomy, 2011
A review of modern dynamic models of the Earth’s magnetosphere (the A2000 paraboloid model and Tsyganenko’s T01 model) is presented. For the magnetic storm of January 9–11, 1997, the results of joint calculations of the magnetospheric magnetic field are presented and contributions of the large-scale magnetospheric currents to the Dst variations are ...
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Mathematical Methods of Geomagnetic Field Modeling

2017
The geomagnetic field, as the Earth’s magnetic field is called, extends from Earth’s interior to outer space. The magnetosphere is the region defined by the areal extent and the shape of the magnetic field of a celestial body, like the planet Earth.
Stavros Kolios, Andrei V. Vorobev, Gulnara R. Vorobeva, Chrysostomos Stylios   +3 more
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A statistical model of the geomagnetic field

pure and applied geophysics, 1964
A statistical model of the geomagnetic field is derived, based on the assumption of an axial geocentric dipole field of strengthHe at the equator perturbed by randomly directed components of constant magnitudeh. The model fits the dispersions found from an analysis of the 1945 field, and the ratioh/He obtained for this field and from the palaeomagnetic
Edward Irving, Martin A. Ward
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Poloidal and toroidal fields in geomagnetic field modeling

Reviews of Geophysics, 1986
The theory of surface operators is described and applied to four surface operators on spheres: the dimensionless surface gradient, ▽1=r▽‐r∂r; the dimensionless surface curl, ; the dimensionless surface Laplacian, ▽1²=▽1 · ▽1; and the Funk‐Hecke operators, integral operators with axisymmetric kernels.
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Bifurcation analysis of chaotic geomagnetic field model

Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, 2017
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Elsonbaty, Amr, Elsadany, A. A.
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Regional geomagnetic field model for Croatia

2015
Geomagnetic components at Croatian repeat stations and ground survey sites, as well as European observatories and repeat stations, were used to obtain a regional geomagnetic model over Croatia at 2009.5 epoch. Different models were derived, depending on input data, and the modelling techniques were Adjusted Spherical Harmonic Analysis and Spherical ...
Vujić, Eugen, Kovács, Peter, Brkić, Mario, Varga, Matej   +3 more
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An Overview of Geomagnetic Field Models

1980
Abstract : Over the last decade, the utility of geomagnetic field models or the mathematical representations of the geomagnetic field has expanded considerably, both for civilian and military applications. Such an increase has been accompanied with more interest in models and demands for better accuracies with resultant changes in techniques of model ...
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Local-Geomagnetic-Field Modeling Improves Directional Surveying

Journal of Petroleum Technology, 2000
This article is a synopsis of paper SPE 56699, "Local-Geomagnetic- Field Modeling Closes the Gap Between MWD and Gyro Directional Surveying," by Tor Inge Waag, Sintef Petroleum Research A/S; Torgeir Torkildsen, Statoil; Odd Helge Inderhaug, Norsk Hydro; and Inge M.
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A model for transition fields during geomagnetic reversals

Nature, 1988
Palaeomagnetic studies of the reversal of the geomagnetic field have produced a number of palaeomagnetic records of intermediate or transition fields during reversals. These transition fields may provide an important clue as to the nature of the geodynamo. During the last reversal, the geomagnetic field was no longer dipolar1, but the field appeared to
I. Williams, R. Weeks, M. Fuller
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Mathematical Properties Relevant to Geomagnetic Field Modeling

2010
Geomagnetic field modeling consists in converting large numbers of magnetic observations into a linear combination of elementary mathematical functions that best describes those observations.The set of numerical coefficients defining this linear combination is then what one refers to as a geomagnetic field model. Such models can be used to produce maps.
Terence J. Sabaka, Gauthier Hulot, Nils Olsen   +2 more
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