极地研究 ›› 1990, Vol. 2 ›› Issue (3): 46-52.

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南极长城站冬季地磁S_q变化特征

刘长发;张平;焦承民   

  • 出版日期:1990-09-30 发布日期:1990-09-30

WINTER CHARACTERISTICS OF Sq VARIATION OF GEOMAGNETIC FIELD AT THE CHINESE GREAT WALL STATION, ANTARCTICA

  • Online:1990-09-30 Published:1990-09-30

摘要:

本文利用南极长城站1987年4月至9月的地磁资料,分析了长城站地区冬季地磁S_q变化特征。分析结果表明:(1)南极长城站在初冬(4月)与冬末(9月)月份的S_q变化形态与北半球中纬度的北京地磁台的S_q变化形态基本相似,这可能是由中纬度电离层中的发电机电流所控制的。在仲冬月份(6月与7月),由于太阳紫外辐射效应减少,高纬度的地磁扰动占主导地位,反映出S_q变幅很小和以8小时以下的较短周期谐波起主要作用,(2)在初冬与冬末月份的S_q等效电流矢量,白天比黑夜大约5倍;其矢量方向在白天(08—15时)为顺时针,黑夜为反时针。在仲冬月由于电离层中电流的影响相对减弱,S_q等效电流矢量很小,白天与黑夜基本一样;其矢量分布方向与初冬和冬末的矢量方向不同,这可能是极区的电离层电流或场向电流的影响造成的。

关键词: S_q变化形态;谐波项;地磁扰动;等效电流矢量;仲冬月

Abstract:

In this paper an analysis is made on the winter characteristics of Sq variation of geomagnetic field in the region of the Chinese Great Wall Station, Antarctica, using geomagnetic data from the geomagnetic observatory of The Chinese Great Wall Station (CGWS) during April-September, 1987. It is shown that (1) The morphology of Sq variation in early winter (Apr.) and late winter (Sep.) at CGWS is similar to that at Beijing Geomagnetic Observatory (BJO) at middle latitude of the Northern Hemisphere and may be controlled by the midlatitude dynamo currents. Amplitude of Sq variation is very small, and the variation is maily the harmonics of 8 hours or shorter periods in midwinter (June and July) because of the decreasing effect of the solar ultraviolet radiation and the dominating disturbance at high latitude. (2) The equivalent current vectors of Sq in the daytime are about five times larger than that at night. The vector directions are clockwise in the daytime (8-15h) and counter-clockwise at night in early winter and late winter. The vector either in the daytime or at night are very small because of the relatively decreasing effect of the current intensity in the ionosphere in midwinter. The equivalent current vector directions of Sq in early winter and late winter are different from that in midwinter at CGWS. That may be affected by ionospheric current or field-aligned current in the polar region.