Observation of the magnetospheric “sash” and its implications relative to solar‐wind/magnetospheric coupling: A multisatellite event analysis
N. C. Maynard(Hanscom Air Force Base), G. R. Wilson, G. L. Siscoe, S. Savin(Moscow State University of Civil Engineering), J. D. Scudder(University of Iowa), D. R. Weimer(Virginia Tech), Hideaki Kawano(Kyushu Institute of Technology), J. Šafránoková(Charles University), Zdeněk Němeček(Charles University), I. Sandahl(Swedish Institute of Space Physics), B. U. Ö. Sonnerup(Dartmouth College), W. W. White, G. M. Erickson(Rutherford Appleton Laboratory), W. K. Peterson(Palo Alto Research Center)
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