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Study of correlation coefficient between DST, KP, AE, CRI, and electron flux for starting phase of solar cycle 24

International Journal of Physics and Applications · 2025 · Vol. 7(2) · pp. 376–384

Abstract

In this work daily average values of the Dst, CRI, Kp, AE and electron flux have been studied. We investigate their association by studying the correlation coefficient between them during the starting phase of the solar cycle 24 i.e. during 2009-2014. To do this, we conducted a Chree analysis or the superposed-epoch analysis. A transient decrease is found in CRI on the occurrence day of geomagnetic storm, and this decrease shows a similar pattern to that of the Dst.

Solar and Space Plasma DynamicsIonosphere and magnetosphere dynamicsEarthquake Detection and AnalysisCorrelation coefficientFlux (metallurgy)Phase (matter)Transient (computer programming)Work (physics)Solar cycle

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  • National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  • Goddard Space Flight Center
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