Sentence examples for wave intensities from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we use DEMETER observations to examine the variations of the energetic electron fluxes and ELF/VLF wave intensities in the inner magnetosphere during the intense 8 November 2004 magnetic storm.

There is a substantial difference between the exit wave intensities.

Substantial electrostatic wave intensities are observed at lower-hybrid frequencies on the magnetospheric side of the thinnest magnetopause current sheet.

The onboard software has an Auto Gain Control (AGC) function, which controls the WFC/OFA gain considering the received plasma wave intensities (Matsuda et al. 2018).

It should be noted that the distribution of pre-midnight anomalies in Fig. 7 appears to be related to scattered electrons associated with whistler mode chorus wave resonance (Lam et al. 2010), in which the wave intensities and the precipitating electron flux increase simultaneously when geomagnetic activity increases.

Our results suggest that the developed technique can reasonably estimate EMIC wave intensities from low-altitude POES proton flux data, thereby providing a useful tool to construct a data-based, near-real-time, dynamic model of the global distribution of EMIC waves once the proton flux measurements from multiple POES satellites are available for any specific time period.

It is interesting that at this time, intense electromagnetic waves below 150 Hz suddenly disappeared, although the wave intensity gradually increased between 08 20 and 08 57 UT as shown in Fig. 19b d.

Focusing on 1960-2010, they found that the concurrence of all combinations of drought, heat wave intensity, and heat wave durations "have increased substantially in the south, southeast, and parts of the western USA".

approach and the wave intensity analysis (W.I.A).

where I is wave intensity in direction of observation and I 0) is maximum wave intensity of diffraction pattern (central fringe).

At the interference maxima electric field intensity exceeds incident wave intensity by an order of magnitude.