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Fig. 3 Wave-like substorm auroral arc intensity as a function of longitude and time.

Fig. 14 a As in Fig. 7a but obtained as a function of longitude and latitude.

The long-term climatology is well understood to be governed by the strength of the PRE, which varies as a function of longitude and season (e.g., Abdu et al. 1981; Tsunoda 1985; Burke et al. 2004).

Here we show the total diurnal and semidiurnal exosphere temperature amplitudes, obtained by vectorally summing all of the derived migrating and non-migrating tidal components, at the equator and at ±40° latitude as a function of longitude and month.

A function of longitude and latitude appears to act as a catch-all proxy for many additional factors which affect chlorophyll concentrations and vary spatially such as periodic nutrient inputs and micronutrient availability.

Analysis of temporal variations of neutron flux between summer and winter seasons allowed the creation of multidimensional model of CO2 deposition describing behavior of CO2 condensed mass as a function of longitude, latitude and time.

However, the stack of the waveform amplitudes (Q) is defined as a function of longitude, latitude, altitude, and time, in our analysis.

In this manner, Alken and Maus (2007) proposed an empirical model of EEJ climatological mean and day-to-day variability as a function of longitude, local time, season, and solar flux.

The climatological model provides the mean and variance of the EEJ as a function of longitude, local time, season, solar flux, and lunar local time (Alken and Maus 2007).

The second observation, based on watching generation-by-generation plots of mutant and wild-type population density as a function of longitude, is that in virtually every case when surfing occurs, mutants take the lead and begin to fill the available unoccupied terrain within a very few generations after the original mutation occurs.

Alken and Maus (2007) found short spatial and temporal correlation lengths of about 15° based on the correlation fit of CHAMP and Oersted data sets as a function of longitude.