NSWP: Formation and Characteristics of the Harang Reversal and Relations to Substorms: Simulations with the Rice Convection Model
NSWP:哈朗反转的形成和特征以及与亚暴的关系:用水稻对流模型进行模拟
基本信息
- 批准号:0819864
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 53.5万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Continuing Grant
- 财政年份:2009
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2009-02-01 至 2014-01-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The reversal in the direction of the ionospheric electric field in the region known as the Harang discontinuity is known to play an important role in the large-scale dynamics of the ionosphere and magnetosphere. This project uses the Rice Convection Model (RCM) to simulate the Harang reversal in order to evaluate the physical processes responsible for its formation and characteristics, as well as its evolution during substorms. The RCM can appropriately take into account the physics of the plasma drift transport within the plasma sheet, and it solves for the ionospheric electric potential self-consistently with the plasma sheet dynamics through their coupling by field-aligned currents. This project will further develop simulations to be more realistic. A magnetic field solver will provide magnetic fields that are in force balance with the RCM plasma pressures. Particle boundary conditions will be established using observations from the Geotail satellite. This combined model will be used to provide quantitative evaluation of the physical processes believed to govern the Harang reversal. The quantitative results from the simulations will be compared with ground-based radar observations. To evaluate the underlying physical processes, individual physical parameters in the model will be varied to see how the variations effect the Harang reversal. By varying a single paramter while keeping others fixed it will be possible to determine the effect of each parameter on the formation and characteristics of the Harang reversal. To understand the relationship between the Harang reversal and magnetic substorms and to test a substorm theory, this project will evaluate the evolution of the Harang reversal and its correlations to the plasma sheet during the substorm growth phase and during the initial stage after a strong decrease in plasma sheet convection. The project will examine whether or not a decrease in the convective electric field leads towards increasingly rapid changes and instability as predicted by the theory. The simulations will be the first to provide quantitative assessment of the Harang reversal, its correlations with the plasma sheet, its evolution and response to variations of interplanetary conditions during substorms, and its potential use to predict substorms, which will be crucial to understanding magnetosphere-ionosphere coupling within the plasma sheet and substorm triggering.
在被称为哈朗不连续面的区域,电离层电场方向的逆转在电离层和磁层的大规模动态中发挥着重要作用。 该项目使用赖斯对流模式(RCM)来模拟哈朗逆转,以评估负责其形成和特性的物理过程,以及它在亚暴期间的演变。 RCM可以适当地考虑等离子体片内的等离子体漂移输运的物理特性,并且它通过场向电流耦合求解电离层电势与等离子体片动力学自洽。该项目将进一步开发模拟,使其更加逼真。磁场求解器将提供与RCM等离子体压力力平衡的磁场。粒子边界条件将利用Geotail卫星的观测数据确定。这个组合模型将被用来提供定量评估的物理过程,认为管理哈朗逆转。模拟的定量结果将与地面雷达观测结果进行比较。为了评估潜在的物理过程,将改变模型中的各个物理参数,以了解这些变化如何影响哈朗反转。通过改变一个单一的参数,同时保持其他固定,它将有可能确定每个参数的哈朗反转的形成和特征的影响。为了了解哈朗反转和磁亚暴之间的关系,并测试亚暴理论,该项目将评估哈朗反转的演变及其在亚暴增长阶段和等离子体片对流强烈减少后的初始阶段与等离子体片的相关性。该项目将研究对流电场的减少是否会导致理论预测的日益快速的变化和不稳定性。这些模拟将首次提供对哈朗反转、其与等离子体片的相关性、其演变和对亚暴期间行星际条件变化的反应以及其预测亚暴的潜在用途的定量评估,这对于了解等离子体片内的磁层-电离层耦合和亚暴触发至关重要。
项目成果
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Collaborative Research: GEM--Impact of Solar Wind Dynamic Pressure Enhancement on the Cusp and Polar Cap Ion Source
合作研究:GEM——太阳风动压增强对尖点和极帽离子源的影响
- 批准号:
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- 资助金额:
$ 53.5万 - 项目类别:
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GEM:亚暴生长阶段的等离子体压力和磁层-电离层测绘
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