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Drivers of chorus in the outer dayside magnetosphere
Using ELF/VLF wave data recorded in 2007 from two high-latitude (Lambda = 69.8 degrees, 71.8 degrees) Antarctic ground stations, the dayside variation of chorus wave occurrence and amplitude are analyzed in conjunction with geomagnetic and solar wind driving parameters. Both stations observe chorus
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