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• W1964073316 abstract "A statistical study has been completed using data from the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program F2 and F4 and the Satellite Test Program P78‐1 satellites to determine the average characteristics of auroral electron precipitation as a function of magnetic local time, magnetic latitude, and geomagnetic activity as measured by Kp . The characteristics were determined for each whole number value of Kp from 0 to 5 and for Kp ≥ 6‐. At each level of Kp , the high‐latitude region was gridded, and the average electron spectrum in the energy range from 50 eV to 20 keV was determined in each grid element. The results show that the high‐latitude precipitation region separates into two parts based on the electron average energy. There is a region of relatively hot electrons ( E AVE ≥ 600 eV). In this region, the electron average energies are highest on the morningside of the oval. There are two average energy maxima at each Kp level: one postmidnight and the other prenoon. The hot electron region is generally not continuous in MLT but shows a gap between 1200 and 1800 MLT. The hotter electrons carry most of the energy flux into the oval. The energy flux on the nightside increases with Kp , while the level at noon increases with Kp when Kp is small but decreases at higher Kp . The average energy of the hot electrons increases from Kp = 0 to Kp = 3 but is approximately constant for higher Kp . In the second region, average energies are low ( E AVE < 600 eV). This region extends from the poleward edge of the hot electron region to the pole. The precipitating electrons in this region carry the majority of the number flux at high latitudes. The largest number fluxes are found on the dayside. The highest fluxes are confined to a crescent‐shaped region centered slightly prenoon and extending in MLT over most of dayside and, in some cases, into the nightside. There is a prenoon maximum in the number flux that shows little variability in MLT or in intensity with Kp . The average energy shows a minimum typically between 1100 and 1200 MLT and located toward the poleward edge of the crescent‐shaped region of highest integral number flux. We identify the cusp as the region near the average energy minimum and the cleft as the crescent‐shaped region." @default.
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• W1964073316 title "A statistical model of auroral electron precipitation" @default.
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