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Research Paper | Physics Science | India | Volume 5 Issue 3, March 2016
Study of One of the Largest Space Weather Event of Solar Cycle 23: Events of November 2004
Nisha Patel [3] | Ajaysinh K. Jadeja [2]
Abstract: In this paper, we discuss the solar origin and interplanetary consequences of the coronal mass ejections of November, 2004 which was one of the largest space weather events of Solar Cycle 23 and also one of the most difficult periods to forecast. Nine halo coronal mass ejections (CMEs), interacting on their way through the interplanetary medium and forming two complex geo-effective ICME structures which reached to the Earth on 7-8 and 9-10 November, whereas the later, more rapid CMEs seems to be non geo-effective. The Dst reached to -373 nT for the duration of 7--8 November and -289 nT for the duration of 9-10 November and the Kp index was 9 for 2-3 hour periods during every storms.
Keywords: CME- Coronal mass ejection, solar cycle, Geomagnetic effect, ICME, interplanetary magnetic field IMF
Edition: Volume 5 Issue 3, March 2016,
Pages: 2202 - 2205
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Research Paper, Physics Science, India, Volume 5 Issue 4, April 2016
Pages: 1342 - 1345Statistical Study of Coronal Mass Ejections during Rising Phase of Solar Cycle 24
Nisha Patel [3] | Ajaysinh K. Jadeja [2]
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Research Paper, Physics Science, India, Volume 4 Issue 12, December 2015
Pages: 2239 - 2240Correlative Study of Cosmic Ray Intensity and Sunspot Number for the Period of Solar Cycles 23 and Ascending Phase of 24
Shirish K. Persai | Mukesh K. Jothe [2] | Mahendra Singh [7] | Pankaj K. Shrivastava [2]