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[PEM13-P07]Characteristics of plasma supply and energization in the inner magnetosphere: Arase long-term observations
*桂華 邦裕1、関 華奈子1、笠原 慧1、横田 勝一郎2、堀 智昭3、三好 由純3、篠原 育4、松岡 彩子5 (1.東京大学大学院理学系研究科、2.大阪大学大学院理学研究科、3.名古屋大学宇宙地球環境研究所、4.宇宙航空研究開発機構宇宙科学研究所、5.京都大学大学院理学研究科)
キーワード：
地球磁気圏内のプラズマ輸送と加速加熱、太陽風起源プラズマ、大気起源プラズマ、環状電流（リングカレント）とプラズマシート
This study investigates the supply and energization of near-Earth magnetospheric plasma, which originate from solar wind or the upper ionosphere. It is well known that the magnetospheric plasma is predominantly of solar wind origin during quiet times, while ionospheric plasma can make a comparable or dominant contribution particularly to the plasma pressure in the inner magnetosphere when a magnetic storm occurs. The plasma pressure is contributed mostly from ions with energies of ~1 to a few hundreds of keV. The energetic ions are primarily transported from the near-Earth plasma sheet and energized during the transport. The spatial distribution of the energetic ions and its temporal evolution play important roles in a drastic change of the global plasma transport and current system during magnetic storms.
This study primarily (1) examines the temporal and spatial variations of phase space densities of the energetic ions, namely H+, He+, He++, and O+, during the entire period of a magnetic storm including the initial, main, and recovery phases, and (2) performs a statistical study of the energetic ion characteristics for >50 magnetic storms observed by the Arase spacecraft in 2017 to present. These analyses aim to determine (a) the dependence of the dominant transport process on the adiabatic invariants and ion mass and (b) the location and timing of the supply of the ionospheric plasma to the near-Earth plasma sheet.
This study primarily (1) examines the temporal and spatial variations of phase space densities of the energetic ions, namely H+, He+, He++, and O+, during the entire period of a magnetic storm including the initial, main, and recovery phases, and (2) performs a statistical study of the energetic ion characteristics for >50 magnetic storms observed by the Arase spacecraft in 2017 to present. These analyses aim to determine (a) the dependence of the dominant transport process on the adiabatic invariants and ion mass and (b) the location and timing of the supply of the ionospheric plasma to the near-Earth plasma sheet.