AbstractThe 15-min averaged polar cap (PC) index was used as an input parameter for the Dst variation forecasting. The PC index is known to describe well the principal features of the solar wind as well as the total energy input to the magnetosphere. This allowed us to design a neural network able to forecast the Dst variations from 1 to 4h ahead. 1998 PC and Dst data sets were used for training and testing and 1997 data sets was used for validation proposes. From the 15 moderate and strong geomagnetic storms observed during 1997, nine were successfully forecasted. In three cases the observed minimum Dst value was less than the predicted one, and only in three cases the neural network was not able to reproduce the features of the geomagnetic storm.
Forecasting of DST variations from polar cap indices using neural networks
Advances in Space Research ; 36 , 12 ; 2451-2454
2003-09-09
4 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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