The Response of Earth's Electron Radiation Belts to Geomagnetic Storms: Statistics From the Van Allen Probes Era Including Effects From Different Storm Drivers
D. L. Turner(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), G. D. Reeves(Los Alamos National Laboratory), A. N. Jaynes(University of Iowa), Emilia Kilpua(University of Helsinki), S. G. Kanekal(Goddard Space Flight Center), Heli Hietala(University of Helsinki), D. N. Baker(University of Colorado Boulder), T. P. O’Brien(The Aerospace Corporation), S. G. Claudepierre(Unknown), H. E. Spence(University of New Hampshire), Jean‐François Ripoll(Commissariat à l'Énergie Atomique et aux Énergies Alternatives), J. F. Fennell(The Aerospace Corporation), J. B. Blake(The Aerospace Corporation)
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