The NUADU experiment on TC-2 and the first Energetic Neutral Atom (ENA) images recorded by this instrument

The NUADU experiment on TC-2 and the first Energetic Neutral Atom (ENA) images recorded by this instrument
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DOI:
10.5194/angeo-23-2825-2005
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发表时间:
2005-11
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1.9
通讯作者:
S. McKenna-Lawlor;Lu Li;S. Barabash;K. Kudela;J. Balaz;I. Strhárský;K. Brinkfeldt;H. Gunell;C. Shen;Jiankui Shi;J.-B. Cao;Q. Zong;S. Fu;E. Roelof;P. Brandt;I. Dandouras
S. McKenna-Lawlor;Lu Li;S. Barabash;K. Kudela;J. Balaz;I. Strhárský;K. Brinkfeldt;H. Gunell;C. Shen;Jiankui Shi;J.-B. Cao;Q. Zong;S. Fu;E. Roelof;P. Brandt;I. Dandouras
中科院分区:
地球科学3区
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作者:
S. McKenna-Lawlor;Lu Li;S. Barabash;K. Kudela;J. Balaz;I. Strhárský;K. Brinkfeldt;H. Gunell;C. Shen;Jiankui Shi;J.-B. Cao;Q. Zong;S. Fu;E. Roelof;P. Brandt;I. Dandouras

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Abstract. The Earth’s ring current and how it responds to varying interplanetary conditions is described and an account provided of the production of Energetic Neutral Atoms (ENAs) in the geo-corona. Also, the potential to remotely monitor, on a global scale, the temporal and spatial evolution of magnetospheric plasma populations through analysing ENA images recorded during magnetic storms/substorms is indicated. A technical account of the Energetic NeUtral Atom Detector Unit NUADU aboard China’s TC-2 mission (measurement range 45–>158 keV) follows, together with an account of the scientific objectives of NUADU, both in stand-alone mode and in the context of multi-point imaging. Low altitude ENA emissions recorded by NUADU during south polar passages of TC-2 at the time of a moderate magnetic storm in September 2004, as well as bright ring current emissions recorded in November 2004 during a major geomagnetic storm, are presented and discussed in the context of various, accompanying, terrestrial disturbances. Also, ENA observations of the November 2004 ring current imaged simultaneously by TC-2/NUADU and by IMAGE/ HENA (viewing, respectively, from the Northern and Southern Hemispheres), are compared.