space weather and space anomalies

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Abstract
A large database of anomalies, registered by 220 satellites in different orbits over the period 1971-1994 has been compiled. For the first time, data from 49 Russian Kosmos satellites have been included in a statistical analysis. The database also contains a large set of daily and hourly space weather parameters. A series of statistical analyses made it possible to quantify, for different satellite orbits, space weather conditions on the days characterized by anomaly occurrences. In particular, very intense fluxes (>1000 pfu at energy >10 MeV) of solar protons are linked to anomalies registered by satellites in high-altitude (>15000 km), near-polar (inclination >55°) orbits typical for navigation satellites, such as those used in the GPS network, NAVSTAR, etc. (the rate of anomalies increases by a factor ~20), and to a much smaller extent to anomalies in geostationary orbits, (they increase by a factor ~4). Direct and indirect connections between anomaly occurrence and geomagnetic perturbations are also discussed.
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Authors ;L. I. Dorman;L. I. Dorman;N. Iucci;A. V. Belov;A. E. Levitin;E. A. Eroshenko;N. G. Ptitsyna;G. Villoresi;G. V. Chizhenkov;L. I. Gromova;M. Parisi;M. I. Tyasto;V. G. Yanke
Journal journal of food measurement and characterization
Year 2005
DOI
10.5194/angeo-23-3009-2005
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https://www.ann-geophys.net/23/3009/2005/angeo-23-3009-2005.pdf
Keywords
cosmic physics sciencephysicsgeophysics

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