Observed and predicted potential distributions during the October 1995 magnetic cloud passage
W. J. Burke(McLaren Greater Lansing), L. C. Gentile(Boston College), T. L. Fehringer(Hanscom Air Force Base), F. J. Rich, D. R. Weimer(Virginia Tech), Chao‐Song Huang(Northeast Radio Observatory Corporation), M. S. Gussenhoven(Hanscom Air Force Base)
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