Characteristics of polar cap auroras.
Spectral characteristics of structured areas of luminosity in polar cap region, reporting spatial and time variations plotted from NASA airborne survey
Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Akasofu, S.-I..
Spectral characteristics of structured areas of luminosity in polar cap region, reporting spatial and time variations plotted from NASA airborne survey
Three dimensional current systems constructed semiquantitatively for polar magnetic substorms based on magnetic field distribution on earth surface
Geomagnetic disturbances and cosmic ray storm of 25-26 May 1967 caused by McMath plage region 8818, noting Forbush decreases and ring current effect
Westward traveling auroral surge associated with electron flux during absence of H beta emission
Nonuniform ring current belt growth, discussing associated magnetospheric substorms
Magnetospheric substorm as discharge process of associated electric current system, discussing relaxation processes, explosive release of energy, etc
Magnetospheric field configuration in midnight meridian, considering cavity boundary surface and trapping region currents and tail sheet current
Magnetic disturbance vector distribution during polar magnetic substorm
Polar upper atmospheric phenomena interpreted as magnetospheric substorm manifestations, discussing role of asymmetric ring current formation
Ionospheric auroral oval, proton aurora and midlatitude trough relationship to magnetospheric structure, trapping outer boundary, storm time belt and plasmapause
Auroral observations from constant local time westward flights of jet plane
Polar magnetic substorms in conjugate areas, discussing positive bays magnitude
Ring current effects on cosmic rays considering geomagnetic storms, Forbush decrease and time variations
Geomagnetic storms described by magnetospheric substorm
Negative bays caused by growth of asymmetric storm time radiation belt, noting relation between auroral substorm, polar magnetic substorm and ring current
Auroral and magnetospheric substorms, understanding depends on knowledge of growth pattern and decay over polar cap
Storm time radiation belt /ring current/, discussing unsolved problems related to belt formation
Book on polar and magnetospheric substorms including daily variation data, satellite observations, etc