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IMAGE RPI Passive Plasma Emissions Data

Electron density from passive plasma emissions, 2001-2005

@kaggle.brsdincer_image_rpi_passive_plasma_data_emissions

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IMAGE RPI Passive Plasma Emissions Data

IMAGE RPI Passive Plasma Emissions Data

Years: 2001-2005

The electron plasma frequency values listed in this file are evaluated from the IMAGE Radio Plasma Imager

  • Year: year
  • Day_of_yea: day of year number (1-366)
  • Hour: hour (UT)
  • Minute: minute (UT)
  • Second: seconds (UT)
  • Radial_Distance: radial distance (RE)
  • MLAT: magnetic latitude (deg)
  • MLT: magnetic local time (hours)
  • L_DIP: L-shell calculated from R and MLAT assuming a dipole magnetic field
  • AM: equals 1 (2) if fpe is derived from the automatic (manual) fit
  • PC: equals 1 (2) if fpe is derived from an Upper Hybrid frequency peak
  • FPE: electron plasma frequency (kHz) from fits, from which the electron density ne can be determined
  • fCE_MOD: electron cyclotron frequency (kHz) from the T96_01 magnetic field MODEL
  • N1_2: number of n+1/2 harmonics recognized by automatic routine
  • FCE_N1_2: electron cyclotron frequency (kHz) from the spacing of n+1/2 harmonics, from which the magnetic field B can be determined
  • Standard_Deviation: standard deviation (kHz) of fce_n+1/2 based on individual frequencies

IMAGE Documentation:
https://cdaweb.gsfc.nasa.gov/pub/data/image/documents/IMAGE_PDMP_19970327_v37.pdf

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Image Rpi Electron Density From Passive Plasma Emissions

@kaggle.brsdincer_image_rpi_passive_plasma_data_emissions.image_rpi_electron_density_from_passive_plasma_emissions
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  • 187112 rows
  • 16 columns
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CREATE TABLE image_rpi_electron_density_from_passive_plasma_emissions (
  "year" BIGINT,
  "day_of_year" BIGINT,
  "hour" BIGINT,
  "minute" BIGINT,
  "second" BIGINT,
  "radial_distance" DOUBLE,
  "mlat" DOUBLE,
  "mlt" DOUBLE,
  "ldip" DOUBLE,
  "am" BIGINT,
  "pc" BIGINT,
  "fpe" DOUBLE,
  "fce_mod" DOUBLE,
  "n1_2" BIGINT,
  "fce_n1_2" DOUBLE,
  "standard_deviation" DOUBLE
);

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