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Vourlidas et al. (2011) reported an event with a rotation rate of 60° per day.
As an example, here is reported an event occurred at 12 38 UTC on 25th June 2013, first day of simulation.
Engebretson et al. (1999) reported an event showing dynamic evolution of equivalent ionospheric currents including a longitudinally propagating PI current by ~15°.
Sastri et al. (2001) reported an event where a PI was not symmetric with respect to the noon meridian; the PI was detected only in the pre-noon sector.
None of the participants or parents in the current study reported an event of severe hypoglycemia.
aFor body systems where >5% of participants in either study group reported an event.
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The system is practically real time since it reports an event with an average delay of 2 seconds.
In other words, the time to report an event is the sum of the detection time plus the time to notify the event.
In particular we were interested in comparing the time to report an event using a pure SNMP solution with one that also uses Web Services.
As expected, WS takes longer to report an event: on average of 14.44 % more than SNMP, which we consider an acceptable overhead.
"Reporting an event like this would kill your stock price," says a source close to the military contractor industry who asked not to be named.
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