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The high-energy electron data of EXOS-D (Akebono) satellite indicated that this radiation belt lasted more than 1 year (Yukimatsu et al. [1994]).

Data collected with electron beams at various energies of interest in electron microscopy are compared to predictions of simulation and to 1.5 GeV electron data to disentagle the effect of multiple scattering.

First, hourly averages of electron data were selected from the 0° and the 90° detectors.

As a result, all LEO anomaly cases in this study involve satellites having orbits similar to that of the NOAA-15 satellite, which assures the relevance of the electron data used in this study.

Because we used only short intervals of 7 days, the trend lines showed that the contaminant affected only a small portion of the electron data, such as on DOY 197-198 anDOYOY 328-329 in Fig. 1a, b, respectively.

Utilization of the CRNE electron data has heretofore been limited by the fact that CRNE was never calibrated for electrons.

Figure 4 shows the overview of proton and electron data from the first five traversals (#1 to #5) in the same format as Fig. 1(a).

Finally, the relationship between the micro-crack and macro-fracture zone is correlated to electron microscopy data of a cast iron specimen and numerical results.

However, a study of electron density data of Thumba (9°N, 77°E) at 80km where NO is ionized by Ly-α, does not show any increase in [NO], rather it shows a decreasing trend.

X-ray absorption spectra and transmission electron microscopy data of these samples reveal that Co carbides in as grown samples decompose and form graphitic C/Co interfaces after annealing.

We illustrate the utility of the structural state extraction and classification in experimental images by two case studies from some of the most widely used atomic imaging modalities, namely scanning transmission electron microscopy data of interfaces in heteroepitaxial systems and scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) data of defect states found on the surface of graphite.