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- W2134760788 abstract "It is suggested in many studies that the pre-increases or pre-decreases of the cosmic ray intensity (known as precursors) which usually precede a Forbush decrease could serve as a useful tool for studying space weather effects. The events under consideration in this particular investigation were chosen based on two criteria. Firstly, the heliolongitude of the solar flare associated with each cosmic ray intensity decrease was in the 50°–70°W sector and secondly, the values of geomagnetic activity index (Kpmax) were ≥ 5. As a result only Forbush decreases connected to western solar flares and accompanied by a geomagnetic storm were selected. In total 25 events were gathered for the time period from 1967 to 2006. For the detailed analysis of the aforementioned cosmic ray intensity decreases data on solar flares, solar wind speed, geomagnetic indices (Kp and Dst) and interplanetary magnetic field were used. The asymptotic longitudinal cosmic ray distribution diagrams for all events were plotted using the Ring of Stations method. The results revealed clear signs of precursors in 60% of selected events." @default.
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- W2134760788 title "Precursors of Forbush decreases connected to western solar sources and geomagnetic storms" @default.
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