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| author | Stephenson, James |
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| contents | <p>This short update presents the latest processing results from the Aegis engine using newly<br>released IONEX data (e.g., files processed on March 5, 2026, including c2pg0650.26i and related daily maps from CODE/AIUB). The focus remains on high-latitude TEC precursors in<br>the Arctic sector (primarily 70–80°N), with emphasis on anomaly flagging (TEC > 400 TECU<br>or σ > 2.8) and composite storm hit rates as potential indicators of vacuum drag-induced<br>ionospheric-tropospheric coupling.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Extending the Vacuum Clock to Tropospheric Instabilities Next Day Results Stephenson, James <p>This short update presents the latest processing results from the Aegis engine using newly<br>released IONEX data (e.g., files processed on March 5, 2026, including c2pg0650.26i and related daily maps from CODE/AIUB). The focus remains on high-latitude TEC precursors in<br>the Arctic sector (primarily 70–80°N), with emphasis on anomaly flagging (TEC > 400 TECU<br>or σ > 2.8) and composite storm hit rates as potential indicators of vacuum drag-induced<br>ionospheric-tropospheric coupling.</p> |
| title | Extending the Vacuum Clock to Tropospheric Instabilities Next Day Results |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18872808 |