Search for dissertations about: "geomagnetic storms"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 9 swedish dissertations containing the words geomagnetic storms.
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1. Space Weather Physics: Dynamic Neural Network Studies of Solar Wind-Magnetosphere Coupling
Abstract : This thesis presents studies of solar wind-magnetosphere coupling using dynamic neural networks in combination with statistically correlative analysis. The primary contribution of the thesis is dynamic neural network models that can be implemented for near real-time predictions of geomagnetic storms from the solar wind alone. READ MORE
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2. O+ outflow during geomagnetic storms observed by Cluster satellites
Abstract : The region of space dominated by the Sun's magnetic field is called the heliosphere. It envelops the entire solar system including Earth. Therefore, a strong coupling exists between the Sun and our planet. READ MORE
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3. Solar Wind and Geomagnetic Activity - Predictions Using Neural Networks
Abstract : This thesis shows how artificial neural networks (ANNs) can be applied to predict geomagnetic activity from solar-wind data. It introduces and summarizes five papers where development of ANN models are reported, and where predictions of geomagnetic activity are discussed. READ MORE
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4. Magnetic map sense in animals: effects of geographic and magnetic displacements
Abstract : Migration research is a large and diverse field and in my thesis I have focused on the impact of geomagnetic cues on animal orientation, navigation and migratory fuelling. Several animal species from widely different taxa possess the ability to sense and make use of geomagnetic information during migratory or homing events. READ MORE
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5. Space Weather Physics, Prediction and classification of solar wind structures and geomagnetic activity using artificial neural networks
Abstract : This thesis concerns the application of artificial neural network techniques to space weather physics. The networks applied include multi-layer error-backpropagation, radial basis function, and self-organized maps. READ MORE