ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELD VARIATIONS AT LOW AND EQUATORIAL LATITUDES DURING SC, DP 2, AND <font>Pi</font> 2 EVENTS
K. Yumoto(Kyushu University), M. SHEVTSOV(Institute of Cosmophysical Research and Radio Wave Propagation), K. Kitamura(Tokuyama (Japan)), Akihiro Ikeda(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Shinichi Watari(National Institute of Information and Communications Technology), M. Shinohara(Kyushu University), Kengo Nozaki(NTT (United States)), В. В. Бычков(Institute of Cosmophysical Research and Radio Wave Propagation), Т. Уозуми(Kyushu University)
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