Magnetic Disturbance Daily Variation
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Magnetic Disturbance Daily Variation
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SD)
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A periodic variation of the earth's magnetic
field that is in phase with solar (local) time. It is the difference
between the solar daily variation (or the disturbed-day solar daily variation)
and the quiet-day solar daily variation. This variation is primarily an effect
of enhanced electromagnetic radiation during increased solar activity.
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References
This article is based on NASA's Dictionary of Technical Terms for Aerospace Use